stop that cat. i know how frustrated you are, but bumping the wireless ap with your head won’t exorcise the Blue Screen of Death.
I think he’s more frustrated about the fact that he’s set up a virtal machine to run some kind of legacy Windows OS and that it’s bluescreening. And boy do I know the feeling.
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this.
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Cute. - Imgur
and apparently voila. Here at deviantart.
Thanks be to liquor….and Jesus… Amen
So. Pretty.
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Hahahhaha, Unfortunate?
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This is good
Do not lie to me tumblr
I don’t know, I think it’s rather flattering.
Obviously the only way to wear a shirt.
This is magical.
I love men.
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Rather than writing a summary of the year in politics, I thought I would look ahead to 2012. No, I am not going to predict what is going to happen in the world of politics, but rather, summarise what we would all like to see from our politicians.
Obviously, there is always a great disparity between what the public want to see and what they do in fact get to see.
Nonetheless, here’s for a better 2012:
What We Want From Our Politicians
Julia Gillard
- To not make reference in any shape or form to Australia’s “working families”
- To stage a leadership vote so the ALP can determine once and for all who they want to lead them in 2012
- To not do another 60 minutes special
- To not mention Tony’s “mindless negativity”, ever again. We all know it exists.
Tony Abbott
- To call Julia Prime Minister Gillard
- To stop being mindlessly negative
- To take a valium
- To allow the factories, farms and fish markets of the nation to go for a year without his insistence on learning how to operate their various machinery.
- To try on board shorts. I can personally assure him that they are more comfortable and aesthetically pleasing than speedos.
Bob Brown
- To go for one entire press conference without saying ‘Um’
- To release a realistic policy
- To retire
Julie Bishop
- To try, just try, to look less intimidating
- To throw out her hairspray. The natural look is in for 2012.
Kevin Rudd
- To limit his travel to, well let’s say, one country a month. This can’t possibly be asking too much
- To perform an unpublicised act of good will
- To challenge Julia Gillard to a leadership battle so, like said above, the issue is put to rest.
- To return to his 2007 weight
Christopher Pyne
- To go the year without speaking
Wayne Swan
- To go the year without speaking
Chris Bowen
- To spend a night in an Immigration Detention Centre
- To keep at all times a handkerchief handy to wipe the sweat of his brow
- Oh, and of course, solve the Boat People issue (however that may be)
Scott Morrison
- To bunk with Chris Bowen for a night in an Immigration Detention Centre
Senator Sarah Hanson-Young
- To go one immigration press conference without crying
- To hand over one of her portfolio areas to another one of her greens colleagues. It’s not that I don’t think she is doing a cracker of a job at not shutting up, it’s just that I think 9 portfolios is a few too many
Tanya Plibersek
- To limit her presence on ABC’s Q&A to say, once a month
Bob Katter
- To hold a full press conference devoid of a single sexist, homophobic, xenophobic remark
- To take his hat off
- To deregister his ‘Australia Party’. Honestly, what an uncreative name
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Oh rly?
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Random 22 year old guy from Melbourne.
I take a lot photos, but I'm not a photographer. I'm a complete amateur but that's how I like it.
I do it because it's fun, and sometimes capturing the world through a lens allows you to realise the little things, the one second views, the everyday things in our world that we take for granted.
I'm big mouthed, over confident and a complete smart-ass, but I'm always smiling.
