Archive for July, 2007

“AGENT” Picolax

Published
by
hugh
on July 24, 2007
in random
. 17 Comments

This is hilarity. Posted on an unsuspecting mountain bike forum almost a week ago by a mr. blu-tone.

EDIT: 04/02/2008 - realised i was missing a chunk at the beginning, fixed it now.

Author: blu-tone
Date: 18/07/07 07:47

Picolax turned my bum from it’s usual semi-dormant state:
a bit like Vesuvius; an impressive and majestic sight with occasional noxious wiffs, regular minor expulsions of dangerous matter and a very rare display of awesome ferocity worthy of international news.

into:
a portal from another collapsing largely aqueous universe via which all compressed matter emerged at trans light speeds, expanding exponentially as it emerges from the “wormhole”.

If you think the widespread deluges of precipitation experienced this “summer” in any way approach “Biblical Proportions”, then rest assured by 09:00 tomorrow you will have ample personal evidence to entirely revise your delusion.

VERY CAREFULLY BEFORE TAKING “AGENT” PICOLAX

1] CHECK THE TIME & DATE OF APPOINTMENT ON THE HOSPITAL LETTER,

REPEAT

2] CHECK THE TIME & DATE OF APPOINTMENT ON THE HOSPITAL LETTER

3] Have a TRUSTED friend verify your reading of the details in ITEM 2

WCA, If you are looking for an INTERESTING thread tomorrow then I’ll try to explain from personal experience why ITEM 2 above is so vital.

To those about to take Picolax, we salute you . . . (TBC) . . . . .

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JISOE

Published
by
hugh
on July 16, 2007
in art, random webz and youtube
. 0 Comments

Never heard of this before. Interesting documentary following a Melbourne Graff artist.

Here’s the word.

Jisoe is a compelling observational documentary that exposes the underbelly of Australian culture rarely explored by mainstream cinema. Set in Melbourne’s harsh underground graffiti scene this provocative film exposes for the first time how this international culture has carved its own identity in Australian suburbia.

The film is centred on the life of Justin Hughes (aka Jisoe), a young graffiti artist and part of an emerging Australian underclass. The story swings between Justin’s gritty daily existence of painting trains and smoking drugs, to sharing intimate and emotional snapshots of Justin’s life including the birth of his new baby, the degradation of his relationship and his eventual mental breakdown.

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nyc - unspace

Published
by
hugh
on July 16, 2007
in photography and random webz
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nyc exposed

nyc exposed
http://www.flickr.com/photos/seanstreet/49542898/

This guy does a bit of urban exploration in NYC. Got some sweet flicks.

here is his flickr page

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