heebie jeebies.

i wish i were a wolf.
ha ha.

looks like

she was cute before she put on the dead girl mask.

something fishy.

oh, now the lady who develops my film wants to be bros.
ha ha.

totes bebe'n.
thai anyone?


aaron &jim love de-facing their friends cars.
DO NOT GO TO BLUE LAKE.
ha ha.


some choc's car.


name: aaron
age: 18.
hobbies: favourite past times include playing wii, de-facing friends' cars, being a choc oh & throwing eggs at 'hot' girls in the city then ending up with egg all over himself and the car.
ha ha.


we got slurpees.
we are lame.


i'm a freak.


just another brick in the wall steph.
ha ha.


oh i ruv stoned ruke &danny.
best ever ha ha.


bimbos feed.


wardrobe.


a wall.


some major bebe.
ha ha.


haro hairs.


scarlett's a drunk.
i ruv da udls ha ha.


feeling leggy?!


proof that robert's a pedo.

seeyounevers.

hoorah!

i've been painting.
finally!

ha ha.

linda lawson whatta bebe.

so elle & I put our amazingly lively social lives on hide this saturday night, to watch the 1961 film 'Night Tide' by Curtis Harrington at ACMI.
enticed at the prospect of black & white film & a tacky story line;

'On leave in a shore side town, Johnny becomes interested in a young dark haired woman. They meet and he learns that she plays a mermaid in the local carnival. After strange occurrences, Johnny begins to believe that she may actually be a real mermaid that habitually kills during the cycle of the full moon'

elle & I set out for a sufficient supply of lollies & crossed our fingers.


linda lawson who plays 'mora' the mermaid lady was a mega bebe.

ah huh.
ha ha.

the best line was:
when the masseur asks 'do you want me to pound you later?!' to the old creepy man.
immature yes, but the entire cinema (we were the youngest in there at 19) erupted in laughter.
was hilarious.

elle has her own blog now too who doesn't these days?!
ha ha.
lurk:
http://www.oldshoesandpicturepostcards.blogspot.com/

ok seeyounever.

you're

cruisin' for a bruisin'.






oh nan.

i feel

ill.
too many m&ms.
eh.


slum dog millionaire was good.
how ironic to see a film of a 'rags-to-riches' story, sitting in comfort in reclining laz-e-boys in village gold class with pompous middle aged business types. hmm.
the performance of dev patel whom you'd know as anwar from skins as the lead character jamal was believable and it was easy to empathize.
the only thing that let it down was the whole 'M.I.A' soundtrack that accompanied it.
& wait a minute, isn't M.I.A Sri Lankan not Indian?
sellouts ha ha.
ok, i need sleep.
bar humbug.

everyone

is moving on from their jobs.
maybe i should too?


&i'm worried about the lack of work i've done for uni.
oh do inspire me mister mike kelley.



What were you doing at midnight last night?
waiting for a crystal castles encore that never happened.