Do you remember what you told me once?

That every passing minute is a another chance to turn it all around.

FML.

"Even if it's done with humour, it can be dangerous to describe oneself endlessly as a loser, it can prevent you from succeeding."





Sometimes I really can't see things getting any better for myself.

What most people call hell, he calls home.

Menace

This t-shirt rules. I love it for how its delivered so cleanly and with maximum impact and the fact it's by one of my favourite brands from the states. But the nostalgic factor too. As a teenage boy in high school I passed around my VHS copy of 'Menace II Society' to my peers like a cheap hooker.
Essential 90s hood film. Essential Mighty Healthy t-shirt to commemorate it.

True Blood

Amazing show. Really digging it.. totally not for kids at all.
HBO knows how to make an over-used formula such as the vampire love story nonsense and really make it worth watching.
I pretty much detested Anna Paquin in the X-men movies, but as Sookie she's a really good lead-role.
Enjoy.

One month on

It was a good day.

Words cannot describe how much I love this video from Nike.

Class of '77

Watch me rise

Tonight's festivities!

Machete.

Communicate.

It's Starting.

Tasty.

Never Say Die

Sean Clauretie
"Buffer Overflow"
acrylic on board
24 x 18 inches
$1,700.00 - SOLD
(The Goonies)



'The Goonies' is easily in my top 3 films list of all time.

Delicate.

Blackmore

In Hindsight

"The saddest songs, I'm feeling blue, wind swept smiles, I'm still missing you"

Special.

Represent

Tonights festivities...

Current method of Income

Book Club - May & June

Kinda neglected the Book Club updates, my bad for sure.

Okay heres what I can remember reading these last two months:

'The Walking Dead, v. 3: Safety Behind Bars' by Robert Kirkman
'The Walking Dead, v. 4: The Heart's Desire' by Robert Kirkman
'The Walking Dead, v. 5: The Best Defense' by Robert Kirkman
'The Walking Dead, v. 6: This Sorrowful Life' by Robert Kirkman
'The Walking Dead, v. 7: The Calm Before' by Robert Kirkman
'The Walking Dead, v. 8: Made To Suffer' by Robert Kirkman
'Daredevil: The Man Without Fear' by Frank Miller
'Batman: Dark Victory' by Jeph Loeb


This is all I can seem to remember reading, not the best two months for reading books, as all the above titles are graphic novels. Furthermore, I'm still reading the monthly titles 'Deadpool' and 'The Flash' and the brand new 'Batman and Robin' comic featuring Dick Grayson as Batman.

Stay safe.