Just close your eyes / The sun is going down / You’ll be alright / No one can hurt you now / Come morning light / You and I’ll be safe and sound
7:55 Jan 8th, 2012 | 11 notes
I feel like any sort of federal welfare payment, like the Family Tax Benefit (A and B), should come with the disclaimer,
‘You may only be eligible if you:
- Have two photogenic young children, or
- Live in a swing electorate in Western Sydney, or
- Live in Queensland.’
Because my single parent family on a teacher’s salary isn’t eligible for anything, while this charming family (in Western Sydney) earning a combined $142,000 a year is complaining that their hand-outs aren’t being inflation-linked for the next 4 years.
BOO HOO YOU GUYS.
Gosh.
Apparently mum didn’t like the picture of her as a green bean, so I deleted it.
Saw a 6 or so minute preview of The Dark Night Rises today in the IMAX theatre before Mission Impossible 4: Ghost Protocol. Christopher Nolan being my favourite director and The Dark Night probably my favourite movie, this is clearly the movie that I’m looking forward to the most next year (well… this, Brave, and the first instalment of the The Hobbit come rather close).
But despite the general consensus of Bane needing subtitles or a volume adjustment in the scene we were privy too, my gosh, my mouth was agape for the entire time. I had goosebumps in places where I wasn’t aware you were able to get them. Same goes to this trailer, which was there welcoming me when I got home.
It’s true, his mouth was gaping.
"You can take any word in the English language that excites you—sex, or food, or music, or money—and completely remove any pleasure it arouses simply by adding the prefix, “Euro”."
- Michael Sheen as Tony Blair, in The Special Relationship10:47 Dec 20th, 2011 | Notes
