Author Archives: Leefe
Irate Pirate vs. I Rate Pirate (definition)
Irate Pirate \ noun: The label given to very angry pirates. Often characterised by more cursing and waving of swords, flintlock Pistols, and other object than usual. “The pirate staggered into the tavern. Cursed at avery second person they passed, … Continue reading
Steinography (definition)
steinography / steinography / noun: The art of concealing and transmitting messages in German beer mugs. “Agent P, your contact will be at the German pub. Prepare for some steinography.”
What makes you a local?
Examining what makes you a local, a response to the question on Chris Bath’s Evening show Continue reading
Cryptoecurrency (definition)
Cryptoecurrency (or Crypt toe currency)\ noun:A currency used by grave robbers, necromancers, and other denizens of graveyards. Mostly comprised of toes collected from dead bodies.
I browse recipes vs. Eyebrows recipes
When your cooking ideas just go the wrong way Continue reading
The Blog with No Posts
But there’s nothing so lonesome so morbid or drear
As a blog with no posts for a whole friggin year Continue reading
Art on traffic light controller. “days one” by Stephen Evens
How does your suburb deal with monotony of every day utility objects and make them more interesting? Walking around Bondi Junction I found some nice beautification, including art on traffic light controller. These are all titled “days one” by Stephen … Continue reading
UFO descents through clouds at sunset to snatch man
A striking image I caught at sunset in Chinatown, Sydney. The man looks over his shoulder, just as the UFO descends to snatch him.
220g @CadburyAU blocks are on special at @Woolworths, except they are only 200g blocks
Cadbury chocolate blocks are shrinking to 200g, but Woolworths still marks them as 220g on sale tags. I think we have an issue here Continue reading
Schemes Cobra couldn’t achieve, but the banks are trying
G.I. Joe’s Cobra has some mad schemes, like replacing all the money with it’s own. It should have become a bank, and things might work out better. Continue reading