Wednesday, July 15, 2009
BOOM! ANOTHER BLOG! (REMASTERED EDITION)
the kind of shit you write at 1.42am when all you had done the previous day was play skateboaring games and "jam"
Sunday, June 28, 2009
8=======D
Thursday, June 11, 2009
I'm known for being horrible at typing but this is by far the worst mistake I have ever made
10:03
indeed
my dad had a sex with me while i was in wellington
he was kinda drunk
and was just like "go a-fucking-head mate!"
it was brutal
Jack
10:04
oh nice! did it hurt?
don't scream
NO MATTER WHAT
PROMISE ME
George Alexander
10:05
i havent had sex
Jack
10:05
I know
George Alexander
10:05
scream?!
Jack
10:05
I was saying, don't scream when your dad has sex with you
or he'll know you're awake
George Alexander
10:06
ohhhhh
fuck
i meant to say "sex talk"
Jack
10:06
Jeeeeesus
George Alexander
10:06
fuck
FUCK
OMG
Jack
10:06
HAHAHA
FUCKING HELL
George Alexander
10:06
WORST TYPO EVER
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Monday, June 1, 2009
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
After years of being subjected to a myriad of mediocre romantic-comedies and endless sub-par Alfred Hitchcock remakes, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire came as a real ray of sunshine to restore my faith in cinema. Needless to say, J.K Rowling is one of Britain’s more prominent generals in the war against bad literature, but Mike Newell’s translation of ink to silver-screen has baffled even the most hostile of skeptics. Seldom do I leave the couch to reside in my bed chamber with a spring in my step, but tonight was different.
Harry (Daniel Radcliffe) returns to Hogwarts school of Witchcraft and Wizardry with his peers Ron (a superb Rupert Grint) and Hermione (Emma Watson) for his fourth year. Following suit with the previous installments of the franchise, his year is plagued with mishap and disaster, with the focus this year revolving around Harry’s participation in the Triwizard Tournament. Needless to say, Radcliffe delivers the goods once again; his performance as the bold, brave, yet inquisitive Harry Potter is one to be remembered. He manages to convey a range of emotions from jest to anger and jealousy; each being equally convincing. Daniel Radcliffe does not play Harry Potter; Daniel Radcliffe is Harry Potter.
The Goblet of Fire has a noticeably darker tone, and steers itself towards more mature audiences than its predecessors. Themes of romance, violence, and death are frequent throughout, however Mike Newell in his infinite wisdom still retains the qualities of a family targeted fantasy film that the previous films boast so proudly. Rowling has ingeniously crafted the series of Harry Potter in such a manner that the maturity of the text grows with the maturity of the reader. Screenplay writer Steven Kloves has worked this technique into the films as well, with the first film (The Philosophers Stone) sporting noticeably more child appealing themes then the following films in the series. Whilst appearing cunning to some (particularly those who grew up with the films), others watching the films in sequence may find the inconsistency to be frustrating.
Too preoccupied to compose a fourth score for the franchise, John Williams has passed the conductors baton to Patrick Doyle. Although a new comer to film, Doyle is no amateur to the ring, having several Academy Award music nominations under his belt. Viewers will be taken aback by Goblet of Fire’s rich array of new orchestral arrangements, as well as being reacquainted with some of the signature themes and motifs from the previous films. Williams’ absence will seem apparent to the most attentive of enthusiasts, but most will still admit Doyle pulls of a splendid piece of work; nothing short of magic.
For one and a half hours all 5 of my senses were bombarded by a spectacular display of passionate theatrics coupled with ground breaking cinematography and special effects only Warner Brothers could deliver; for one and a half hours I was spellbound. The Goblet of Fire truly adds a new dimension to the series, and is a must-see for those who wish to experience something truly ‘magical’.
I give it 4/10.
Thursday, May 28, 2009
In this post: "Fat fucks"

A post about music
Recess Blues
Copyright 2007
Intro--Drum Fill--Guitar solo
Woke up this morning and got outa bed.
Jumped in the shower and washed my head
Put on my clothes and made upmy bed
Crammed down my breakfast left my spelling unread
Hopped on the bus, headed straight to the back
Got in trouble and tore my back pack
Sent to the office like I was to blameGiven detention, man that's really lame
Smiled at the teacher like nothing was wrong
Sat at my desk and started writingthis song
Whoah the recess blues
(chorus)Recess, recess, that's what I'd rather do
Reading, spelling, don't have a clueRecess, recess, that's what I'd rather do
It's all enough to make a kid really blue
Ya, ya, ya, ya.......

Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Unsuccessful troll is unsuccessful

Friday, May 22, 2009
In this blog: preteens, cellphones, cellphones in preteen's vaginas, in class masturbation and my "dick hole". I'm pretty ashamed of myself.
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Putting a title on this blog seems pointless when it's about the title of another article that makes this title look shit.
You know a news headline is good when it's the first thing you see on the page even when there is an image of a guy in rugby headgear putting a shotgun to his head on the same page.Thursday, May 7, 2009
let's get OTP and recreate famous/shocking photos
Treatment of a helpless person in a bad situation during a Christchurch house party
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Where are they now?: Madeleine McCann

Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Role Play as Swine Flu!

Monday, April 27, 2009
possibly my last blog (in this life)
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Japanese keyboards are shit.
Don't wanna die having this be my last blog. So much I have to live for like high end WoW content and new halo 3 maps!!!!]
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Learnin' from our Pokebro's
The games especially mimic current Christchurch society, here's why:
- Just about everybody scraps on sight
- Your mother always spends your fucking money on useless shit
- The fact you have no father is never mentioned
- If you beat some Pokebro he gives you Pokecash, this is known as 'mugging'
- All the radio stations are terrible
- Over half of the people you meet are overweight
- Most Pokemon are homeless
Mostly it's just funny playing through the game I used to play as a nine year old and laughing at all the shit the creators never considered.

