Law Abiding Citizen

It was cheap movie tuesday yesterday, tickets were $10.50 but back 5 years ago cheap tuesdays meant $5 a ticket. Anyway, I watched a movie that could almost be compared to Shawshank Redemption. The movie's main issues concern itself with the faults of the justice system. A guilty man can walk free with persuasive words backed up with laws and deals can be made with murders. It's the best movie i have watched in the cinema since Avatar in 3D. Vman taught me how to drive (or start up and reverse) a manual car! I feel so good that I have learnt something new, i havent learnt something new in so long. Clutch + brake, turn on engine, let go of hand brake, Gear 1, let go brake, (now the tricky part) GENTLY let go the clutch AS you GENTLY press the accelerator. Thats wat i need to get the hang off since i tend to press the accelerator harder than i let the clutch go. Let go of clutch, continue applying pressure on accelerator, clutch, Gear 2 to go faster. I enjoyed driving manual. i find it similar to maths, theres theory behind ' i have to do this because the car is doing this'. It makes me think and forces me to figure out what's i have to do inorder to dorp my speed and stop at this stop sign. Toady i FINALLY WENT SALSA LESSONS. oh it was fun! it was FREE too, every wednesday and thursday from 5:30pm at Syn Bar on Russell Street. It's actually quite easy to get that hang off. Vman wont let me forget the counting 1, 2, 3, pause, 5, 6, 7. He ended up having fun too, he got off to a nervous start but when theres so many people, you feel no one really cares if you fuck up. The lady taught us a Basic Step, a Step that started with a C, and a Spot Step. She says you need to know how to do these steps and that social Salsa dancing was mostly improvised. Thats the reason why its so fun, the guy is the one who leads. Michael Jackson painted on garden crickets photographed at the Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum in Gold Coast