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06.06.2005 – Monday 6 June – Indooroopilly & Cold Rock

• Clint and I bussed into Indooroopilly, where I ate some green goo. We were tentatively considering seeing a movie, but nothing worth watching was showing, so we went to Cold Rock instead. We then waited for the bus back to uni, which never came – even though four Great Circle buses came and spent half an hour sitting at the stop. After waiting a ridiculously long time for the bus that didn’t come, we caught the train to Toowong and a bus from there – saying it was going to the city and driven by a driver who wasn’t charging his passengers and seemed happy to drive them wherever they wanted.
  I am now the proud owner of a litre of custard and half a litre of pure, unthickened cream and a mars bar. I’m not sure about the mars bar, but the rest complement my banana cake fantastically.

Comment by io – Friday 10 June 2005, 8:45 AM

  Where did you get the green goo from? I thought the place you got it from was replaced by Subway now?

Comment by Ned – Friday 10 June 2005, 9:36 AM

  One place was, another was not.