Last night went down to the weir with a heap of people.
It was the best fun!
Rocked up at the 9pm sunset with my guitar.
Ended up getting in with everyone and it was so warm!
Got naked almost immediately haha and I never looked back.
Got about half of the 20 down there naked with help from Tianni.
We swam until 1am and made a tiny campfire,
even though it was a catastrophic fire ban :s whoops.
10 comments:
that is SO fucking disrespectful.
like you have no idea.
dickhead.
you're a dickhead. I didn't make the fire. There was no wind. It was 2m away from the water, and 500m of sand. It was the littlest fire ever. I told the people who started it it was a fire ban... so fuck off.
I wouldn't call it disrespectful... not very sensible or responsible though
I agree and I did tell the boy and girl who started it that too, they weren't really with our group, they were there before we got there... so don't be so harsh to judge.... but trust me it was a micro fire that lasted about 10minutes.
We're not THAT stupid.
yeah.... i agree with anon #1
so many people lost their homes and even family members in fires.
even if it wasn't dangerous, or at risk of getting out of control, it's still the principle of lighting the fire which is so bad.
I agree, but no need to get anal.
Seriously I don't think you understand how little the fire was... how close it was to water.
Fuck the principal... if you want to go that far get angry at smokers for lighting cigarettes.
How disrespectful are they hey?
They cause the 90% bushfires when they throw away half dead butts.
don't just pass the blame.
take responsibility for your actions and stop trying to turn the attention of your wrong-doing onto somebody else.
How about just get over it and stop being whiney little bitches.
The old anonymous would've.
and don't blame me for something I didn't do...
I was actually probably the most responsible by telling them of the danger and the fact we're going to get in a lot of trouble, but I saw it was dying fast and it wasn't really dangerous at all.
Don't trust my intuition?
There were 20 other people there who didn't deem it unsafe either.
Just because I blogged about it doesn't mean I should cop the blame.
everyone should fuck off.
You all need to settle the fuck down! I was there, and we lost our home in the 2009 Black Saturday Fires. BANG!
It was all under control. There was next to no fuel for that weak excuse for a campfire to feed on, not to mention the desert environment the weir beach provides.
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