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What do you think of DJ Alison Wonderland?

What happens when security rocks up and the crowd disperses? DJ makes a run for it too, leaving his $$$$ decks behind or...wait for it...stays to face the music?

This reporter is eagerly anticipating DJ Nexus' return to the music scene

The former straight-edge banker was once quoted as saying "I play hard as f**k trance"

Edit: just read it won't work for 33 V-spec

Shocking new pics reveal anti-drug campaigner Senator Hampton hosted ecstasy fuelled parties in his early 20s #hatergate

Ima put in a bid of $1200

Real men don't do that

It is when you're taking sick leave

There's a wheels on the bus nursery rhymes video on YouTube with 350 million views 54 minutes long Obviously parents trying to put their kids to sleep But someone is rich

If there's something I'd rather be doing at a given time, that time is work

You can write my thesis then fgt

I know and believe it or not I agree

Uni student 4 years full time -$10 an hour No job guaranteed at the end of this Come to me when you pay to work fgts

Goddamnit Leroy wtf are you gonna do with a lawn mower you don't need one you don't even have grass

I didn't have a problem with Costello myself, I thought he was a great treasurer and would have made a great leader...very good with words. Didn't he consistently deny wanting to take the reigns at any point though? I think the AWAs were Howard's major demise...well the LNP admitted that themselves...the ALP and union scare campaigns clung to them like shit to a shovel (even 3 years later at the next election), cause there wasn't much else that bad going on in Howard's final term...maybe refugees overboard lol? I cringe everytime Abbott speaks in public; he's not a good talker and I agree with Alex, I don't think a party should be voted based on it's leader but unfortunately the masses like to put a face to a name and his shithouse skills do the LNP no good.

That's what erked me about Howard getting kicked out Whenever I asked people why they were gonna vote for Rudd pre-election, all I heard was ridiculous emotional logic like "Howard is too old, we need some younger blood" or "I can't stand his eyebrows" or "He doesn't look like a leader". Not saying they aren't out there, but there were hardly any Labor voters encountered by myself who voted based on policies and reasoned for the greater good of the country. Those who actually gave me a reason that wasn't out of dislike for Howard's personality were almost always "I'm $10 a week better off under Labor" or "work choices scare me because my boss might sack me, cause bosses love doing that for fun and I'm not that great at my job"; reasons affecting the self and only the self. You know, the kind of people who can't see two feet in front of themselves. I did not encounter anyone who said I'm voting for Labor because they have a real vision for a better Australia nationwide, they're really going to take us places. Now both parties have their evils and both parties have voters out for their own hip pocket, all but the most extreme partisans can agree on that, but f**k me the Labor party has masses of these voters and the party knows it, hence hand out and tax cut is a staple of Labor policy - their own party knows the selfishness and stupidity of many of their voters and play into it. And I don't blame them for it, voting is entirely their choice and some people do believe they should vote for their own interests. Conversely, Liberal staple is a new tax or a budget cut - this may or may not necessarily be a good thing to do, but this is a party appealing to those voters who are more likely to be thinking of a nation's interest as a whole, because you can't really be thinking of yourself if you're accepting a new tax or a budget cut and voting for this party. So let's forget what he parties actually do for a second and focus on stereotypical voter rationale...ask ourselves which voter is more likely to produce a result for the betterment of a nation as a whole, and which is likely to take a bribe to hand over the reigns, based on their rationale... I usually vote liberal in case you didn't cop the hint.

Ergo, vis-à-vis, concordantly

Am also tempted on this Lucky I can fight temptation

I did Huge TV cabinet Small TV cabinet Couches (yes even these were flat packed somehow) Heavy ass glass bookshelf Coffee table Dining table and 4 chairs Queen bed Ultra complex queen bed Ikea storage shelves Ikea storage drawers Ikea filing cabinet Bedside tables Was over it half way through Sure feels good when it's done and dusted though

lol our ancestors died before they turned 25...ankle support in their golden years was the least of their worries

Be interested to hear his comments on 2 million years of evolution vs us being significantly bigger faster and stronger and living longer with every year that goes by thanks to modern science and modern living over the last couple hundred years.It's almost as bad as religious zealots, to take a scientific theory like evolution and skew the idea to suit your own bullshit ideals. People like this setback developments in sports and medicine for years by spouting their new age garbage.

Or buy XR8 and pretend it has 4 more cylinders, and that you're not a fgt

I hate flat packs, shit that isn't drilled properly, misalligned holes, a missing piece or useless instructions with drawings of another product Got ex a giant map of the world for a present...it was about 2.5 metres long and as subtle as I

He didn't take it as well as your mum did From me In the vagina With muhhh diiick