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an Episode of David's Pointless Minute
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(my phone rang right after this.. )
e06536a. I just had to stop and get this photo, because it riled me so much!
Such a huge sign, which would have been very costly to build... and what does it achieve?
Absolutely bloody nothing!!!!
It reminds drivers that point-to-point average-speed cameras are in use on this stretch of the Forrest Highway.
But this is also stated on several conventionally-sized roadsigns.
There is just NO NEED for this massive 'eyesore', which I have to consider to be money allocated to road-safety very poorly spent indeed!!
We have these rather large, rather pointless LEDs installed. Not networked, so anyone that wants anything but a very expensice clock display has to walk around with the bespoke IR keyboard with its rediculously cstom interface
What you can't see here is my hard work growing my armpit hair out just for this shot. I tried.
Photographer: My wonderfully talented boyfriend+SQUID+
...Nostalgia, reminiscing and dwelling on the memories of the past has always been an intrinsic part of my nature. Nostalgic brings to our lives both pain and happiness, the sweet alchemy of life. Jamie Cullen sings a song entitled ‘pointless nostalgic’ with lyrics I can wholeheartedly identify with…
Ain’t thinking ‘bout love today
Lost in the sunlight
Walking down memory lane
Ain’t thinking ‘bout you today
People from the past that I knew
Are slowly slipping away
Seems so long ago
Since we were carefree
Photographs lost in time are all I see
A pointless nostalgic
That’s me
Thoughts running round my head today
Times from the past popping up where they’re from I don’t know
Reminiscing my cares away
Wishing I could go back and change the points that were low
Till I’ve realised what life’s meant to be
‘Till I’ve realised what life’s meant to be’ tames this overemphasized obsession into submission and shed’s light on the reality of life. We all wish we could go back and change the times in our lives which were low but life’s meant to consist of the highs and lows. The journey however rough or calm it may be is what builds character and wisdom into our lives, we learn from our experiences, we treasure the memories but use them only as a building block for success.
I often look back upon the fabric of my life, I browse through photographs of people I once knew, I open a box in my cupboard which holds trinkets that once bore so much meaning and significance in my life and I reminisce on days gone by. As we look back we realise how many seasons we have traveled through, how many people have come alongside and then disappeared leaving only our memory of them and how many experiences have collectively shaped the people we are today. I believe none of these experiences have been negative, even though some bore much pain – they also propelled much growth and inspired much wisdom and understanding.
Nostalgia can be one of two things; it can either debilitate us from the future by holding us back in the ‘euphoria of the past’ or it can propel us into the future by using our collective experiences and memories as a springboard to achieve our greatest endeavors, ultimately it is a choice.
Making the ball boys march out and stand in circle in the rain like some pimply praetorian guard for no good reason.
Pointless desolation.
They've removed the awning from the walkway to give the plants in the pavement more light. How considerate.
an Episode of David's Pointless Minute