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Friday, August 5, 2011

Peter Hore

i was going to write a thing on this guy i took a pic of ,and what he,s famous for,i was gunna explain what its like to try and talk to the dude ,then i thought fuck it and googled a video,it says all the things that i couldnt put into words...heres what wiki says (check his list of feats)

and for the record when i took this photo he was straight but acted no different from this footage.but did repeat his rappertag "Shock Shock Shock" over and over,it goes without saying that he loves graff and appeared the infamous killing of brisbane dvd

Wednesday, August 3, 2011

Idelizer and teknotron

Just paint and hace fun sems to be the message here ,,,,Dopeness

Jail in norway ?? not so bad..?

Daos - A true all round king, and in the real sense,

straight ganked with no shame from not guilty

tons of dope shit on there, go peep if you havnt already

FAIL Blog : Responsible Sibling FAIL

you can tell that was an (ahem) accident right..

Wrack wrack wrack

In australia If you dont have Bannana trees in your back yard then your gunna be paying blood money for them at supermarket after the floods of noah they went from $3 a kg to $13,and seriously who wracks bananas that makes a once cheap good for you Snack/meal nearly 2 bucks,anyways heres a story i found on the news somewhere,its a no brainer really,but as Self-service checkouts: are bad apple scan cheats going bananas?

Self-service checkouts: are bad apple scan cheats going bananas?

ive said ,"Whos wraking nannas anyway". from here

Have you ever thrown a fist of garlic in with the onions - after you'd weighed the bag - or punched in green beans ($4.98/kg) instead of snow peas ($7.98/kg)?
Simone, a shopper leaving Coles at Pyrmont yesterday, admitted to frequent abuses of the self-service grocery lane.
"With all the fruit and vegetables I'll just put it [in] as the cheaper [variety]," she said.
"Or with a box of drinks or something I'll often put it on the floor, then take it after I've paid for all the other things."
The supermarket giants, Coles and Woolworths, deny their "shrinkage levels" - industry speak for theft or the loss of goods - have risen since rolling out the technology in 2003.