and what thing would that be
The Giant Bomb PAX panel that was referenced in the post that I quoted?
and what thing would that be
Also I'll be catching up with Melbourne mates and AusGAF people.
Plenty to do.
Given its turning into indiefuntime rather than videogame expo people care about i'll likely sell off my friday / sunday tickets.
so form a queue
good enough!Confirmed: Just Jeff and Ryan at the Giant Bomb AusPAX panel.
PAX cancelled
Given its turning into indiefuntime rather than videogame expo people care about i'll likely sell off my friday / sunday tickets.
so form a queue
Kids in Jordan were pretty happy when they found out I'm from Australia. Tons of trash talking.Against: Jordan and Iraq.
I liked GTA 4.
Police say a Melbourne artist is likely to be charged with producing and possessing child pornography, after officers seized several of his works at a gallery in the Melbourne suburb of St Kilda on the weekend.
Police say Paul Yore, 25, has been interviewed in relation to the works and has been released pending summons.
Detectives raided the Linden Centre for Contemporary Art on Saturday and removed a number of works from Yore's installation.
The images allegedly depict sexual acts with children's faces superimposed on them.
Yore's installation is on display as part of an exhibition designed to pay homage to Australian artist Mike Brown.
The Linden Centre for Contemporary Art website describes Brown as a person who challenged the art world with pornographic collages, political satire and an anything-goes approach to making art.
Yore's installation, entitled Everything is F*****, uses poster collages, plastic toys and throwaway items to create a colourful and cluttered space.
In promotional material on the gallery's website, Yore says his artistic aim is to unify dislocated elements such as fountains, colourful detritus and decorated objects to create a symbolic space.
"I want my work to reflect the ways in which one experiences the world, as a distorted, fragmented, fluctuating set of systems, signs and codes," he wrote.
In an interview on the website Yore says the installation is designed to sarcastically point out the ideas of excess and spectacle in our society.
"I wanted to talk about the phallocentric nature of our culture ... especially in relation to the natural world, the way our society of civilisation has this very destructive relationship with the natural world," he said.
Tamara Winikoff, of the National Association for the Visual Arts, says there is a range of things artists consider when producing controversial works.
"What he's producing is obviously intending to be art. It's being exhibited in an art space. People's access to the art is discretionary," she said.
Ms Winikoff says she has not seen the work but is concerned about censorship issues.
"We would have to make a judgment based on seeing the work and the context in which it was shown. Because as I understand it, the work is part of a larger installation, its not just images sitting by themselves."
I didn't get made redundant, huzzah!
To celebrate, I spent the last 30 minutes doing a PC build.
What do you think AusGAF? Any suggestions on things to swap in/out?
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Don't know if congratulations are the right thing for avoiding bad stuff, rather than actuall good stuff, bt congratulations.
[quote="FallbackPants, post: 61101541"]Fred knows what punters want.
Got a call back from the ABC.... didn't get it. It was a pretty positive rejection call though. They said it went to someone who just had more experience, and they really liked me and encouraged me to go for more ABC stuff in the future. So yeah, probably the best turn down I've had.[/QUOTE]
Crap, but good.
[quote="Jintor, post: 61100381"]Interview rejection letter. fml.[/QUOTE]
Silly buggers just have bad taste, obviously.
I'm going because AusGAF meetup, AusPAX meetup (for my PA bros), journos aplenty, and maybe someone will let me interview someone else.
If I can't be arsed with any kind of half-arsed costume, I'm going to wear a fedora. Ironically/sarcastically, obviously.If Indie had a subculture within itself that was even more Indie, where people's fedoras wore fedoras, that's what this PAX would be.
I now know why the media hates soccer in Australia.
http://www.footballaustralia.com.au/
This website is enough to produce copious rage in anyone trying to actually find information. Terrible design.
If I can't be arsed with any kind of half-arsed costume, I'm going to wear a fedora. Ironically/sarcastically, obviously.
What? You're nuts. Just a fedora. Because nerds are subtle.A fedora, sock garters, and a g-string. Do it.
What? You're nuts. Just a fedora. Because nerds are subtle.
Duh.
You've lost me
You've lost me
Go as the Wii U's software lineup if you don't mind being done for indecent exposure.
Partner up with someone and they can be the Vita's.
I was actually going to go as an Xbox One and just use my phone all day, because I'll be always online. Geddit?Go as the Wii U's software lineup if you don't mind being done for indecent exposure.
Partner up with someone and they can be the Vita's.
Damn straight.See, that was funny lol
KICK OFF!
I'm watching the delayed free to air coverage, requesting match results be spoiler tagged until that finishes. 1 Hour. Only match results, not the commentary or running score.
Acceptable request is acceptable!
Is it being broadcast anywhere live on FTA?KICK OFF!
Is it being broadcast anywhere live on FTA?
Well, I don't... that's why I asked?Well, if you know where to go... or watched in 30 mins on SBS.
Well, I don't... that's why I asked?
Thank you <3You have a PM sir!
Someone once asked me tonight, "Reptilescorpio, that bacon has been in the fridge for a while now. Probably best to chuck it in the freezer".
"No!" replied Reptilescorpio.
"That is not how we treat bacon! We do not freeze it away! It must be allowed to breath! So tonight!
We eat bacon!"
So Reptilescorpio cooked up bacon and put it with peanut butter. Between toasted breads.
Fin.
So, have people seen the latest racist-on-a-bus video making the rounds on Facebook? Bloody hell.