
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Friday, November 19, 2010
Typical.

[source: Deckland]
I think it’s safe to say our generation has earned itself the reputation of being alcoholic, drug-abusing, sluts. Just turn up to any private school party and you’ll see all of the above. What can I say - we like to party.
Alcoholics
Walk down to your local Ascot mansion on any given Saturday night and you’ll find that 90% of the people there are drinking. But not to fear, they’re not drinking to get rid of inhibitions and insecurities. No, they’re drinking to get FUCKED. Watching some girl vomit up what I can only describe as chunky, pink shit and then continue to fist-pump with the best of them - hilarious.
Stoners
If you’re not part of the 90% who are drinking, then you’re probably getting high. Most often found giggling at nothing particularly funny with a pack of rollies, drooped eyes and a cloud of smoke surrounding them; they generally stick to one spot. But listen carefully my friends, these people are the nicest people you’ll ever meet - nine times out of ten anyway.
Drunk Sluts
Pretty self-explanatory. What sort of people are they attracted to? The answer is anything that has a penis and moves. These girls will walk over anyone (sometimes even literally) to get it. Even girls who seem quite nice and wholesome; mix them with alcohol and they suddenly take a turn for the worst. I'll be honest, I'm looking forward to Schoolies next year. I'll be able to witness the worst of those drunken Gold Coast sluts in their natural habitat. (Only 205 more school days.)
Fake Drunks
My personal favourite. Whether you’re laughing at nothing with your friends, punching some fucker in the face or just singing on a pontoon. “Hello world! This is meeee, life should be….FUN FOR EVERYONE!” Your fun night will come to a halt when you see that guy or girl stumbling towards you. They’ll confess their love for you, the boy in the corner and your cat. Making sure their words are slurred to create the illusion that they’re fucked off their face when in reality, they’ve had all but one UDL.
Good luck to future generations, I think we’ve managed set the standard pretty high.
boooooooooooooooooooom.
amy
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Valedictory.

Friend: gonna have fun at school tomorrow?Me: You're an asshole.
Friend: gonna go smoke a joint in my old boys tie now. I'll talk to you laterMe: hahahah alright seeya
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Friday, November 12, 2010
Awaken the Machine.
Website: http://2highfestival.com/
I went to see my friends Bella Anderson and Max Perdon perform in "Children At War". I arrived at 7:30, turns out the performance started at 6:20. One tip to the designers of the timetable...make it easier to read.
amy
I want to move on...
Monday, November 8, 2010
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Past. Present. Future.
I can't get enough of this exhibition. Yesterday was the third time I'd been and I'm hoping to maybe go once more before the exhibition closes in exactly a week. (14th November) If you haven't already been, holyfuck hurry up and see it. Words can't describe how amazing it is.




amy
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Dear Diary...

Writing in a diary or keeping a journal – a way to express how you truly feel in ultimate privacy. Back in the day, teenagers used to do this in old school pen and paper. We’ve now moved on from that book which reads “KEEP OUT” on the cover with that silly little lock, to newer and better things.
Being a 90s kid, I’ve grown up in world where I can no longer remember how life was let alone live without the internet. The internet too has grown up with us. Remember that deafening dial-up tone? I know I do. Funny junk, MSN, Neopets, Bebo, Myspace, Facebook and now blogs or tumblr’s – all of these things have dominated our lives ever since we could turn on the computer. Sure, I may be addicted to the internet but there is one thing that makes me want to shut it off, unplug my computer and go back to pen and paper. Let me please make something clear:
A BLOG IS NOT A DIARY.
Although I love trawling the net for hours on end in search of new and entertaining blogs/tumblrs; sadly the ratio of good blogs to bad is just too large to even comprehend. Why do people feel the need to write what they would normally write in a diary – away from prying eyes – instead post it onto the world wide motherfucking web? If you wouldn’t post it on facebook, then don’t post it on your blog. We all hate that emo kid who posts ridiculously depressing and totally ‘subtle’ status’. (Yes faggot, we all know who you’re hinting at.) Well the same rules apply to your blog. Here’s a tip: If you want people to ‘follow’ you and read your blog; make it entertaining – it’s that simple! I personally don’t want to read your diary, but then again maybe that’s just me.
amy
