Do you know how to get here? How are you getting here? You'd have to fly southwest a long, long time until you get to Honolulu, and then you have to fly further south. Fuel is very expensive at the moment, so make sure you have enough. I don't know how far it is exactly, but when you get to Sydney, I'm about 15km north of the airport.
Once you get here, you just move a foot forward by swinging your leg, and swinging the OPPOSITE arm at the same time to keep your balance, and then shift your weight and do it with the other leg. Don't forget your arm! And this technique of moving through space will get you around in Sydney just fine. You'll do great!
See you soon, friend!
15 October 2008
Australian customs
Oh 'twill be such a gay time! I reflect often on your pending visit, dear friend. Bring live snakes. When Customs stops you, release the snakes. Pandemonium ensues, and you charge the exit. I will smash through the glass doors in a Holden ute in reverse (this is a neat bit of physics) at 18:15 sharp. At that time you should be mid-leap through the air yelling, "Aussie Aussie Aussie! Oi Oi Oi!" with your passport out. Get it stamped before you land in the ute. I will then make the jump to light speed and plant my foot, firing glass and debris from under my wheels, hot wind blowin' my hair, smokin' hot babes hangin' in the back seat, and Eddie Van Halen hammertapping on the hood, and we'll take the M4 toll road back to my place because it's worth the $2 to avoid all the traffic on the Eastern Distributor.
09 October 2008
It's Armageddon All Over Again
It's happened. The world has ended. We all knew it would, and we kept making a lot of noise about it all the time, but we didn't do anything about it and here it is. Welcome to the end.
The world ends after this, and there won't be anything else to write about. That will be it. The end. The end bit. The end of this entry will be the last bit of the world and then that will be it. It will be the end.
... After the end bit. I mean, it's already happened, and... so nothing else can happen after that, so this entry is being written just in the moments before it happened, the end.
I mean, I know it's about to happen, which is why I can write about it having happened. And this is it. I know. Because I know. Because it happened, that's how. I mean, it's going to happen.
Oh fuck off.
The world ends after this, and there won't be anything else to write about. That will be it. The end. The end bit. The end of this entry will be the last bit of the world and then that will be it. It will be the end.
... After the end bit. I mean, it's already happened, and... so nothing else can happen after that, so this entry is being written just in the moments before it happened, the end.
I mean, I know it's about to happen, which is why I can write about it having happened. And this is it. I know. Because I know. Because it happened, that's how. I mean, it's going to happen.
Oh fuck off.
28 September 2008
How to get rid of people.
The whole problem with civilisation is people. Get rid of the people — what's the problem? No crime. No wars. Greenhouse gas cuts of 100% instantly worldwide.
I am forming a party. The People's Party For Ending Humanity (PPFEH). I have a lifetime of experience disdaining and have a bright vision of the future. That's why I'm asking for your vote.
Vote PPFEH! Get rid of people!
I am forming a party. The People's Party For Ending Humanity (PPFEH). I have a lifetime of experience disdaining and have a bright vision of the future. That's why I'm asking for your vote.
Vote PPFEH! Get rid of people!
04 September 2008
Mother Greg
Mother Greg and Other Greg were brothers, ungoverned and gregarious
and otherwise very Southern. Another southerner, Carruthers, was the other son of their over-eager father, Regular Greg, who'd rather have wed Carruthers' lover, Leggy Peggy, undercover somewhere or other. Though they'd never met, the ever negative Mother Greg resented brother Carruthers and the other, Other Greg, who would have had to have had what whichever of the other brothers would have otherwise not had. This bothered Uncle Father Greg, The Gregorian monk and unlucky brother of Carruthers and the other brothers' father, Regular Greg. "Carbuncles!" Uncle Father Greg bellowed when he lectured the regularly interrogated Regular Greg. "Mudder Greg an' Udder Greg ar' brudders! Get de fayr o' God in 'em!"
and otherwise very Southern. Another southerner, Carruthers, was the other son of their over-eager father, Regular Greg, who'd rather have wed Carruthers' lover, Leggy Peggy, undercover somewhere or other. Though they'd never met, the ever negative Mother Greg resented brother Carruthers and the other, Other Greg, who would have had to have had what whichever of the other brothers would have otherwise not had. This bothered Uncle Father Greg, The Gregorian monk and unlucky brother of Carruthers and the other brothers' father, Regular Greg. "Carbuncles!" Uncle Father Greg bellowed when he lectured the regularly interrogated Regular Greg. "Mudder Greg an' Udder Greg ar' brudders! Get de fayr o' God in 'em!"
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