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Virak has been hassling me to get back to my videos, so today i thought “screw homework, people need me to make their day that little bit brighter!”. Here it is people, the next installment in this epic saga brought to you in full HD (Humorous Delirium).

Street Fighter

Mortal Kombat

BONUS

So recently Virak and Meng have been involved in numerous challenges where they are trying to see who is the gayest out of them both. A few challenges have been held already, with many more coming in the next few weeks, hopefully with a conclusive ending sometime in August where we will celebrate with a day trip to Phillip Island.

I’ve made a facebook group about it, you can access it by following the groups on my profile.

www.facebook.com/cameland

LET THE BATTLES BEGIN~

Part 2 of RYE adventures, part 1 of night vision fun. Most of you would remember this video already if you have seen the first couple of rye diaries. This is pretty much the same thing but done in order of when it was filmed. Anyways hope you enjoy this vid, comment if you wish and keep on coming.

LOL @ Matt

Seriously guys, lets try to keep this place alive. I am disappointed with this years posting average. If you look back on past cameland post, you will find some great stuff kept here. So to all you old users, POST DAMMIT!!! This means you; Dom, Vince, and all you other guys and gals, except Ivan, cause I am still trying to catch up on post counts. To the new guys or those who still actually visit this lonely hole (Andrew I know you visit cameland), sign up and start posting up some stories, pictures, or videos (ask Dom or Vince for help on posting if you need). Sign up and comment, cause that’s better than nothing. Tell your friends about cameland (if they actually know us), and ask them to be part of this miserable hole. Anyways I am off to plan more posts for the future. Ciao.

WTFAX!?!

So, from what I can remember, I believed I said that I would put these Rye videos up. I’m gonna get the rest of the Rye stuff up later. So stay tuned.

Here is the first night of stuff we did at Rye (before night vision)

Yo, what up?

Been on holidays and decided I should get back to all my unfinished projects. So here is our most recent trip to Phillip Island celebrating Dom’s birthday.

Part One

Part Two

Well, that’s it for now. I’ll be back to post up more stuff later.

well I haven’t done one of these for a while

inspired by the recent bout of extreme coldness

It has now been four months since I left on my trip to Japan. It was an amazing experience, full of all sorts of surprises that we would have never expected. This post details the prelude to the big trip. Some decided to stay at home and play the new WoW expansion, or at the very least recover from the big 21st party the previous night but a small group of intrepid adventurers decided to forget about sleep and instead head straight to Sydney the morning after.

I was one of those senseless individuals who decided to travel north into the only Australian city that foreigners could name. It was a very early start. Here’s a photo of me trying hard to not look tired.

View from the West Gate Bridge

For anyone who hasn’t had to use it, Avalon Airport is quite a dump. It’s far from everything (I don’t count the western suburbs) and there are no facilities there. But Jetstar flights are very cheap and so are train tickets from the nearby train station. However it does take longer to travel from Avalon to Melbourne’s south-eastern suburbs than it does to get from Avalon to Sydney.

Eventually we arrived in Sin City where we waited to check in at the Swissotel. Given that it was about 11am, our room wasn’t ready yet. Waited in the fancy foyer for a while until the room became available. Why are hotel corridors always so tacky?

Our view mainly consisted of the base of the Sydney Tower.

Sydney sure uses a lot of sandstone or sandstone-coloured concrete.

After a short bit of recovery, we explored Sydney a bit. Everyone was still tired from the previous night so not much was achieved. It also explains the noticeable shortage of photographs as you have probably noticed by now.

George and Market Streets

Monorails are an epic fail when it comes to actually transporting people, but I guess they sounded like a cool idea back in the 1980s. We ended up walking around the immediate vicinity of the hotel such as the Queen Victoria Building which is quite like the Melbourne Central shopping centre.

QVB in HDR

Nothing of note really happened in these few hours. I really need to go back up to Sydney for a bit longer next time and with a local to show me around. We did find a pretty nice steakhouse though, which was to be the last big tasty steak for quite some time.

On the way, we got to make a token crossing of the coathanger on the way there and passed through Circular Quay which has one of the most picturesque railway stations in an urban environment in Australia.

Circular Quay station

Oh yeah, later that night, we visited a convenience store where a fight was about to break out because some drunk muzza was complaining about a mobile phone recharge card that didn’t work.