Thursday, September 14, 2006
Wednesday, September 13, 2006
Tuesday, September 12, 2006
Monday, September 11, 2006
Fun In The Sun

Well another week and our lil pet project is 3/4 of the way there. As you can see, fresh ply, mmmm smells toasty! Big Props to the one the only Big Sime for Hu$tlin the Ply, screws, jigsaw, drills and $10 Broom anyone!!! Haha
What is with getting old and feeling sore as fuck? Dayum, i know i wasnt hurting as bad as Hans and Big Sime, but Pete?? Man.. using those muscles you hadn't in a while?
Here's a new mix to celebrate the occasion.
CWD Dattebayo Mix #6 - 6/9/06 - 35 Megs 34:57mins
1. Fat Joe - Make It Rain
2. Mr Magic - Lets Roll
3. Project Pat - Raised In The Projects
4. Abray Dewan - My Chain
5. Lady Sovereign - The Brooom
6. DJ Gero - Kryptonite Remix
7. Daz - Weekend
8. Roots Manuva - Seat Yourself (Diplo Remix)
9. Trick Daddy - Bet That
10. FDNY - So Crazy
11. Butch - Itz My Time
12. DJ Shadow - 4 Freaks
13. Mistah Fab - Brush Em Off
14. Sebastian - Dolami
15. Serious Smoke - Vebyn
16. Killer Mike - Akshon
17. Justin Timberlake - My Love
18. Mason Camo - Fleetwood
19. Mason Camo - Broken Wings
20. Mason Camo - Hollies
21. Taj - Canga De Tahj
22. Mason Camo - Beatdown Bridge Bbane Version
23. Agent X - Get The Flow
24. Trackademiks - Bay Cats Do That Hyphy
25. Lady Sovereign - Whispers
P.S. Ying Yang Twins... don't even ask, WHERE THE FUCK IS THE SOUNDMAN AT WITH MY MIC?? Dude probably wasn't even there...
P.P.S. No doubt I'll be seeing everyone @ FAVELA ROCK for the amazing show that is the HALF-ASIAN VS ASIAN aka AMAZING!!!
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Weekend with Chronies

Write to live, die to write
does anyone know who defaced stoop? im not angry, i just want to know. abullah??
cant keep up with the chronies
make the move homies, love to have u here
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Friday, September 08, 2006
Thursday, September 07, 2006
free movie
Elephants Dream is the world’s first open movie, made entirely with open source graphics software such as Blender, and with all production files freely available to use however you please, under a Creative Commons license.
The short film was created by the Orange Open Movie Project studio in Amsterdam during 2005/2006, bringing together a diverse team of artists and developers from all over the world. More about the project...
peep http://orange.blender.org/ for details!
rdj
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Wednesday, September 06, 2006
like haileys comet..

watch the trailer it looks mad wack at the start but watch the whole clip
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underground hiphop videos at first floor tonite
i know, i know, its brunswick st but, for mf doom videos ill do anything yo
apparently they are setting up couches on the dance floor and showing the videos on the screen on above the stage.
if anyone has any more info, post away
starts 8.30
5 bones entry
freeze booze update
thursday: alpha 60 launch at alice euphemia, there is always HEAPS of booze at alice, it has never run out while ive been there
also
some fashion week party at GPO (im sure it will be like going to boutique) but free booze! its the only fashion thing im going to all week
holla!
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Tuesday, September 05, 2006
This one goes out to woz
Yum Cha Box Hill Saturday 16th? You down? bring the wog, the woz and whoever wants to venture out to the hillz. Seedub?
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Monday, September 04, 2006
handsome and inquinsitive

sorry ladies he is taken. he is available for any catwalk show during MFW, holla!
the chronos in friday's Mx
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Sunday, September 03, 2006

Your boy Thommmmmmmmy aka Enari, aka Audi TT (Testicular Torsion)
will be on the 1s & 2s aka Wheels of Steel at the next Favela Rock. So come down and holla at the dumb Sydney Fukka who cops all the good shit before it even gets to the Burn. Kidding. Better come down to catch the shortest model ever. Peace.
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Tribute to Dre (not the good doctor)
Probably only a couple of you guys on the blog know this but I had dreams of becoming a pro tennis player as a kid. This did not happen due to a multitude of factors which I choose not to divulge on this platform.
As with most up and coming players on the ATP circuit such as Rafael Nadal, one of my idols growing up was Andre Agassi. As the velvet curtains draw upon his glittering professional tennis life, I thought it would be fitting to provide him with some sort of tribute. I deem it as a form of recompense in exchange for living vicariously via his glories throughout his illustrious two-decade long career - beginning from the early 'image is everything' days to his gradual metamorphosis into a gracious and articulate statesman of the game - before he descends from his self-appointed centre stage that is the Arthur Ashe stadium @ Queens NYC.
My respect for him has grown profoundly post my epiphany concerning the seemingly insurmountable challenges that aging athletes are inescapably exposed to. The ravages wreaked upon them include waning physical capabilities and increased susceptibility to chronic wear-and-tear related injuries. Yet, Agassi was able to stay on top and fend off countless waves of hungry young guns over a sustained period of time. This had necessitated a switch in strategy and shot repetoire coupled with a white-hot intensity in focus and commitment. To describe this unyielding effort as extremely arduous is nothing short of a severe understatement.
On Saturday, with the raucous support of 23,000 strong NY'ers, he turned back the hands of time and improbably defeated the irrepressible Marco Baghdatis over five gruelling sets. This was one of those transcedental sporting moments that struck resonance and inspired not only fans of the sport but also casual observers from all walks of life. Seasoned analysts have nearly unanimously coined it the most emotionally charged US Open match in history, placing it over and above 39 y.o. Jimmy Connors' rollercoaster run to the 91 semi-final and the Sampras Agassi epic duels in the late 90's.
When Agassi embarks on the next phase of his life, he will use his position of considerable influence to make a positive difference in this problem ridden world through fully engaging in philanthropy. His retirement will leave a dent in the game from the perspective of its standing on the world sporting stage. It will also mark the end of an era in American tennis which appears destined to join the company of other diminished former powerhouse nations, Britain and Australia, and fade into relative obscurity. On a more optimistic note, the future of men's tennis is in the safe hands of Federer, Nadal, Baghdatis and co.
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Friday, September 01, 2006
wassup?
fuck, i miss being 14 and terrorising the streets. this clip brought a tear to my eye
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