Lunch Bag Art, of course. This dad draws the most awesome lunch pictures on his kids' lunch bags during his lunch hour the day before. Seriously, these kids are damn lucky and they get a new one every day! Here are Mugatu, Megatron and Yoda.....see if you can pick 'em.
......damn technical stuff, but it looks great. Actually, I have never posted a movie trailer before but this one looks awesome. So if you crave satisfaction then dig this action; guaranteed to put your arse in traction (according to the trailer). Black Dynamite, oh yeah! He drives a $5000 car and wears $100 suits - look out bitches.
This is a great shot; kudos to the photographer (Linhbergh I think) who's blog you can view here. If you were in charge of taking over the galaxy surly every now and then you'd just want to leave your troubles behind, jump in the seat of a very nice car (and a British Ariel Atom no less) and fang it through the desert? I know I would.
Here is a wonderful site by a fellow teacher who has a great geography bent - gotta love that. The site is new but already is achieving 13,500 hits per day. Given that I am achieving something in the order of 3 hits per day this makes me insanely jealous.
I try not to get too political here, but it is my blog so screw you, I'm going for it.
This:
is what Israel is doing in Gaza. For what it is worth (nothing really) Israel is simply a bully and since 1967 that nation has given up any right to act as a victim. I hope this ends soon, for all the people who will be affected by this tragedy.
I never really believed that this book, The Secret, could change lives. In fact, I thought it was all bull shit. Turns out that I am wrong and I heartily apologise to Oprah and all the other believers.
The Australian experience in South Africa
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