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This Hidden Expose

unfolds

Published 9 March 2010 in Paranoid Times

Terminator promotion ploughs cars through corpses

A desolated world where the humans have all but been obliterated by the nuclear onslaught brought on by the artificial intelligence of SkyNet. Surviving the holocaust are a defined few warriors struggling in the battle to save their lives. This is the envisioned world of the Terminator movies.

Published 16 July 2003 in Media and Marketing

One hand on the wheel, the other down in the pants

One handed typists rule the notion of what it means to frequent the plains of cyberspace. Keyboards and monitors suddenly explode from all the crusting semen and spilt coke as the voyeurs crank it out like an Olympic training session. To this, a plethora of pornography hard core and soft, is available to be loved by the world and they can never get enough of it nor fast enough. Such is the bane of life in the modern age without a broadband connection.

Published 2 July 2003 in Media and Marketing

Junkie rush to the clearance illusion

Another weekend has passed and with it another load of merchandise slashed and rehashed to entice the wandering eyes of the window shoppers into the store and up to the cash registers.

Published 23 June 2003 in Media and Marketing

Dogging of the KKK by an idealistic youth

Making less sense than a street walker arguing with a permit-less busker on the decay of moral standards and atmospheric pollution while surrounded by a spattering of bloody pigeon feathers, a drunken youth was seen harassing a proprietor of a mobile dog washing unit.

Published 18 June 2003 in The Human Stain

Seemed like a good idea at the time

To many Australians, John Farnham will be forever known as either "Farnsey" or "The Voice" or even both at the same time. With such hits as Sadie the Cleaning Lady and Pressure Down he's managed to work a career out of song that has lasted decades. That all came to an end with his farewell tour, The Last Time.

Published 13 June 2003 in Entertainment

Disassociative stories of a dead eye and affectionate jawline

A relationship exists on a subconscious level between the mind and the body during times of stress and pressure. Usually unbeknownst to the subject on which the light of the moment is cast upon, the slightest movement or inflection tells an altogether different tale to the one being spoken. Such are the giveaways and tell tale signs so given to the faces of many uncomfortable and apprentice liars. Not surprisingly, the most common of these deceptions involve the face and head area.

Published 26 May 2003 in Media and Marketing

Into the ground like a salt pellet

In broadcast journalism, the power of the metaphor is strengthened if and when it mutates into the visual breed. With the amount of stock footage available to the evening news programs one metaphor will invariably find itself stretched over into other items.

Published 28 April 2003 in Media and Marketing

Hey Mister, You're On Fire Mister!

Peak Hour on the Cityrail network is hectic at best. Yesterday in the sweltering city of Sydney, at approximately 1600hrs, an advertising blitz was carried out. Undercover agents infiltrated various train carriages at a time when the passengers were at their most helpless. In one instance a woman with her kids held crumpled and used burger wrappers from a global chain who constantly boast of the cattle they've slaughtered.

Published 5 December 2002 in Media and Marketing