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Roll up, roll up... come get your discount designer goods here! 4 days only, with such quality bargains they'll be gone before all the fashionistas finish their Starbucks latte grande. Be smart - get a short one or whatever they call a small flat white at that abomination of the bean. Or, you could be really, really smart and get your flat white just around the corner at Alibi Jr (free plug John).
In case you missed the Alibi Room launch party last Friday (think costumes, chaos and a whole lot of cocktails) do not despair: the quirky mag that leant its name to the event – Duke – is still yours to purchase! For the uninitiated, Duke is a decidedly tongue-in-cheek pop culture, fashion and arts magazine.
All the way from New Zealand, comes the 100% pure fizz of a lifetime experience, it’s Foxtons. This cheeky little fox has been around since 1918 and its charm lies in the packaging: glass bottles and old-school style. Besides being eye-catching it’s something, perhaps a tad bit exclusive for Oz, and let’s face it – exclusive, fancy and sweet things are what life is all about out right?
Either way, you’d be an raging idiot to miss out on trying at least one of the flavours, of which there are nine: kola, creaming soda, lime, lemonade, raspberry, cocktail, ginger beer, soda water and tonic water.
It may be moving quickly towards winter, but t-shirts are still the staple of most Brisbanite men's wardrobes. Those chilly mornings and evenings may call for a coat or two, but that is never heeded for long. The notorious midday blaze of the Sunshine State inevitably brings the feeling—and heat—of summer right on back.
“But it’s not a movie, it’s just my stupid life.”
In Martin Bell’s phenomenal new book (already named “the most awesome book ever made” by one illustrious critic), past and present collide in domestic snapshots and present day meetings of flesh and plastic.
I am a digital android and this is a digital world
Have you ever noticed how ridiculously lusty we all are for digital these days? More "traditional" art forms - you know the ones, they require you pick up something other than a computer mouse to create them - are struggling more than ever to assert their worth.
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