"Rippin' my heart was so easy, so easy, launch your assault now, take it easy. Raise your weapon, raise your weapon, one word and it's over. rippin' through like a missile, rippin' through my heart, rob me of this love. Raise your weapon, raise your weapon... And it's over.

Love your ego, you won't feel a thing, always number one, the pen with a bent wrist crooked king, sign away our peace, for your war, one word and it's over.
Dropping your bombs now, on all we've built, how does it feel now to watch it burn, burn, burn? Raise your weapons, raise your weapons... And it's over."

Deadmaus...an absolutely amazing artist.

Funny story really about the Deadmaus album 4x4=12. I bought it about 12 months ago for a friend. A friend who I now have nothing to do with. It is a bit like a custody battle. I want (well wanted) that album!

So last week I ventured to Penrith, technically on my way to uni, technically avoiding the institution of education.

I walked straight into JB and i bought it.

Now for those that know me, I don't pay attention, in general. I look at my feet when I walk and when I am standing still I just zone out.

Well my vague stupidity really dropped me in hell after buying the album.

Watching my feet to make sure, shit I don't know, they were walking or something I walked out of JB, head down and BAM!
Straight into what could have been considered a brick wall but no, it was a person!

Not just any person.

The person who is in custody of our first copy of the album.

WHAT ARE THE DAMN CHANCES!

WHY MUST MY LIFE BE HAUNTED!

WHY CAN'T THAT PERSON JUST DISAPPEAR....OR WHY CAN'T I JUST FIND A BILLION DOLLARS SO I CAN MOVE SO FAR AWAY FROM IT ALL THAT I CAN ACTUALLY SMILE ABOUT WHAT HAS HAPPENED!




Anyway, this song is my favourite track, it has been since I first heard the album...are the lyrics ironic or what?

Vandalism Article

Vandalism in quiet mountains suburb

Youth boredom in the Blue Mountains wreaked havoc in the quiet neighbourhood of Blackheath on Saturday, August 6. The group of young teenagers vandalised three streets in the upper mountain's town.

Leterboxes and garbage bins were scatterd around the place as the group rampaged up and down the streets.

the rampage began in the early hours of Saturday morning around 3am, jolting residents out of their sleep to witness the commotion in their neighbourhood.

Local police began patrolling he targeted streets shortly after 4 o'clock.

One resident, Mr John Schwartzkoff woke to see his neighbour's letterbox sitting pierced through his motor vehicle's front passenger window.

Mr Schwartzkoff said, "This just doesn't happen in Blackheath. I think we are all a little shocked because it's just not happend befor."

Th youth also broke into the Uniting Church in the centre of town, damaged and vandlised the property.

Residents are fearful adn concerned, wanting to know the cause of this rampage.

Police were called to a house party in Leura earlier on friday evening. The party was shut down by police who moved the youths on to the train station.

From the station, the youths got on a train and got off in Blackheath where there was another house party.

A teenager who attende the party in Leura said, "The police turned up, ruined one party so heaps moved on to the next."

"We have nothing to do except go to parties and everyone and anyone is there. There is always problems because people don't like people," said the 19-year-old male.

All we have is parties and if you create drama you get kicked out. Then what are you going to do?"

Police are no pursuing an investigation.

By Hannah Webb

residents letter box having been ripped from the ground

The image that most residents woke to on Saturday morning

A letterbox pierced through a motor vehicle's front passenger window