Luke Foley

@lukefoley.me

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LFC aficionado. NYR fan. Footscray FC aka Western Bulldogs member. Cricket tragic. Music lover. I talk shit about a lot of things. Western Naarm-Melbs born and bred now living on Gunditjmara land in Heywood, Victoria. YNWA.

Album cover for “Here Are The Sonics” by The Sonics. It features a black and white photograph of five young men in shadowed lighting, bordered by bright blue with the title text in bold white and blue letters at the top with three exclamation marks on either side.
Acrobatic biplane with an Argentina flag doing tricks and looking like crashing but escaping death at the last second with the different scores of their world cup matches being displayed and the crowd oohing and aahing and sighing until the end when a man labelled as Spain stabs the pilot and everyone cheers.
A white Toyota LandCruiser WorkMate wagon off-road vehicle with a roof rack and awning and spare tyre on the back is parked on a dirt track in a forest surrounded by tall eucalyptus trees and dense undergrowth. In the foreground, a wooden sign reads “Great South West Walk.”
A young male footballer with medium-length dark hair is wearing a classic red Liverpool FC jersey with the club crest on the chest. He is smiling slightly while posing outdoors on a football pitch. The Liverpool FC logo with the words “Forever Reds” is placed in the bottom right corner of the image.
One Notion MP Barnaby Joyce yelling at his dog while live on air during an interview on the ABC.
Album cover for “How a Mosquito Operates” by Alien Nosejob. It features a surreal black and white comic illustration showing a futuristic city with pagoda-like buildings under attack by giant mosquitoes piloted by humanoid creatures with insect features. In the first panel, the city is swarming with large mosquitoes, and a central figure with a long alien nose and goggle-like eyes dominates the foreground. Subsequent panels show a ball of swirling mosquitoes rolling through mountainous terrain, smashing into the ground with a large 'KERR-SEEEE' sound effect. The comic ends with the alien insect pilots battling and manoeuvring around the chaotic landscape. The title reads “Alien Nosejob” at the top and “How a Mosquito Operates” at the bottom.
A narrow dirt bushwalking track winds through dense coastal scrub with tall grasses and twisted branches of small weathered eucalyptus trees forming a natural archway overhead.
Lady saying that she doesn’t know why she’s tired because she hasn’t done anything
A large stadium filled with spectators features a colourful, vibrant field display with a rainbow-coloured ground covering with the word “LOVE” and an image of earth used as a substitute for the letter O . Performers in bright costumes move across the field alongside large decorative elements, including oversized letters and props, while the stands are packed with cheering fans.
Susie Greene pointing at Larry David in an outdoor setting in a scene from Curb Your Enthusiasm.
Excerpt from an online news article in The Guardian — Victoria vows to unmask online trolls accused of vilification The Victorian premier, Jacinta Allan, announced a suite of social media reforms on Sunday, saying families needed new ways to protect their children online, Australian Associated Press reports. Under the proposed changes - the first for an Australian state - social media companies could be forced to identify anonymous accounts accused of online vilification. The Victorian civil and administrative tribunal would be granted "demasking" powers to order platforms to reveal the identities of account holders in those cases.
Sgt. O’Neill (John C. McGinley) telling Sgt. Barnes (Tom Berenger) that he has a bad feeling that he’s not going to make it and Barnes tells him that we all gotta die sometime. The setting is in the jungle and the scene is from Oliver Stone’s 1986 Vietnam War movie Platoon.
Wayne, Daryl and Squirrely Dan sitting around in front of the produce stand drinking beers and smoking ciggies with Wayne and Darry hanging shit on Reilly who turns up in his red Jeep to see Wayne’s sister Katy but instead finds himself having the fuck insulted outta him lmfao.
A large brown 53.5 metre long Australian road train Kenworth truck with multiple trailers loaded for live cattle transport is parked on a dirt parking truck rest area under a clear blue sky.
A wooden sign in the bush in a national park marks a section of the Great South West Walk. It is surrounded by tall trees, bushes, and dry leaves scattered on the ground, with sunlight filtering through the canopy.
A man with longish curlyish length brown hair and sideburns stands smiling with a confident expression, looking through some kind of a metal structure or bars against a clear blue sky. The man is the Scorpio killer from the 1971 movie Dirty Harry.
Different snapshots of the orange shitgoblin repeatedly saying “China” in that stupid fucked up voice pronunciation of his.
Album cover for “Inhaler” by TAD. It features two dogs, one black and one white with brown patches, chasing a small radio-controlled car on a gravel surface, with the album title 'TAD INHALER' in bold red and black text at the top right.
Young girl whispers something into her dad’s ear and dad becomes teary and emotional and gets all choked up over it.
Mabo High Court decision summary – The Mabo decision was a 1992 High Court of Australia ruling that recognised native title, overturning the concept of terra nullius and acknowledging Indigenous land rights based on traditional laws and customs. It led to the Native Title Act 1993, establishing a process for Indigenous Australians to claim land rights.
Man wearing glasses slowly turning his head and nodding and smiling.
Black and white image of actor Clive Owen in character as Dwight McCarthy in Frank Miller’s Sin City (2005).
A dirt road stretches into the distance through a bushland area under a cloudy sky, with trees and low shrubs lining both sides of the track and a small puddle on the right edge.
Album cover for “In on the Kill Taker” by Fugazi. It features a sepia-toned photograph of the Washington Monument surrounded by trees under a hazy sky, with a vertical strip on the right showing handwritten text in blue-grey tones.
A narrow, grassy moss-covered track winds through a forest of tall, slender eucalyptus trees. The ground is bright green with moss and scattered fallen branches, while dense ferns and undergrowth line the sides of the trail. The overcast sky filters soft light through the treetops.
Two dishevelled men covered in mud/dirt stand in front of a white vintage car parked by a house in the inner Melbourne suburb of Brunswick. The movie cover text reads: “Carl’s life is a minefield. Dave’s in charge of damage control! Death in Brunswick” starring Sam Neill and John Clarke with Zoe Carides. The rating shows M for moderate violence and coarse language.
An older man with short grey hair and a neatly trimmed beard is wearing a dark suit and tie. He is resting his face on his hand with a thoughtful smile against a neutral grey background.
Album cover for “The Good Ole American Saturday Night” by Big D and the Kids Table. It features a large retro neon roadside sign in a desert landscape with mountains in the background. The sign reads “The Good Ole American Saturday Night” in colourful letters with red, white, and blue stars. Below, a smaller lit panel advertises “Feat. Big D and the Kids Table, 50 Miles.”
Peter Griffin hurts his knee and lays on the ground holding his knee and wincing in pain
Letterkenny hicks Wayne, Katy, Squirrely Dan and Daryl “to be fair” compilation
Joël Matip wearing a red Liverpool home shirt and eating popcorn like a maniac.
Album cover for “Blue Stars” by Vincent Neil Emerson. It features the musician wearing a cowboy hat and playing an electric guitar while seated in a dimly lit room with wooden walls. The text 'VINCENT NEIL EMERSON' appears in bold blue letters at the top and 'BLUE STARS' at the bottom. At the centre top of the image are the words “RECORDED IN NASHVILLE TN” in black capital letters.
A green corrugated metal shelter with two large old fireplaces (remnants of the old home which once stood) stands in an open grassy area, surrounded by scattered rocks and a few large leafless trees. A white 4wd vehicle is parked nearby under a partly cloudy sky.
Wayne, Squirrely Dan, Katy and Daryl from the tv show Letterkenny stand on a colourful illustrated map with the word “Canada” visible, beneath a large green sign reading “Letterkenny” with a dog logo. The group includes Wayne in a red plaid shirt and jeans, a bearded Dan in overalls and a cap, Katy in a tank top and shorts, and Daryl in his trademark navy coveralls and gumboots. The background features stylised map details and place names including the US of Eh.
Steve Vizard as Derryn Hunch in the tv sketch comedy Fast Forward.
A Husqvarna 565 Professional chainsaw rests on a large fallen tree trunk in a forested area filled with dry branches, ferns, and sunlit trees.
A white VDJ76R LandCruiser WorkMate wagon 4WD vehicle is parked on a grassy campsite with an awning extended. A folding camping chair and small table are set up nearby, with a khaki backpack and a few items on the table including a Bluetooth speaker and Thermos. An orange extension cord connects to a Jackery portable power station on the ground. A foldable solar panel is positioned on the grass to capture sunlight. Behind the campsite, trees and bush land and a vehicle track can be seen under a partly cloudy but mainly sunny day.
A calm lake under a bright sun with scattered white clouds across a deep blue sky. The sun reflects off the water’s rippling surface, and tall grasses and reeds line the foreground along the shore. Low hills can be seen in the distance on the horizon.
Album cover for “Lifers” by Codefendants. It features a collage style design with an orange and black background, the word 'CODEFENDANTS' across the top, and 'LIFERS' written vertically on the right. Silhouetted figures in masks dig in the foreground, with a shattered abstract shape behind them. A small skull and the text 'CRIME WAVE' appear on the right side, giving a gritty, rebellious feel.
Homer Simpson raising his arms in happiness and triumph and saying “WOOHOO!”
Screenshot of the V/Line website showing an orangey-red alert banner about a national Telstra outage affecting the entire network. The message states that services are currently unable to operate, with no estimated time for rectification, and advises passengers to defer travel where possible. Below, the Live Service Updates section lists Ballarat, Bendigo, Geelong, and Gippsland lines, all marked with black X icons and the same message about the outage and no estimated time for service restoration.
A foggy view of a large elevated bridge with two tall vertical pillars with the one on the left featuring graffiti of a bird painted near the top. The bridge itself has a red underside and concrete supports, with a lone tree and some greenery in the foreground. A wire fence with barbed wire at the top can also be seen.
Lucas Leiva unluckeeee
Jürgen Klopp in a Liverpool cap with LFC sponsorship behind him and saying that sometimes human beings need to be punished.
Headline from the right-wing cooker media outlet Sky News – Barnaby Joyce reveals how he would answer 'shag, marry, date' question, saying Anthony Albanese 'fell into a trap'
Album cover for “Beggars Banquet” by The Rolling Stones. It features a grimy, old toilet with a stained seat is placed against a wall covered in graffiti and scribbles, featuring the words “THE ROLLING STONES” painted in bold red letters. A rusted metal pipe runs alongside the toilet, and a toilet paper roll hangs loosely from a holder. The wall is a dirty yellow colour, giving the bathroom a neglected, gritty appearance.
José Mourinho at a post match presser saying that he can’t speak because if he does he will get into trouble.
Peter Crouch liked your Tweet “He’s big, he’s red, his feet stick out the bed, Peter Crouch, Peter Crouch!” 🎶🙌😁 I really enjoyed this. Well worth the watch. 👌 pic.twitter.com/Gt1Gd6AlT6
Comic Book Guy character from the animated series The Simpsons with yellow skin, wearing a blue shirt and a red hair tie, is sipping a drink from a pink cup through a red straw while using a computer keyboard. The character has an unimpressed expression, and the caption at the bottom reads, "WORST REF EVER."
A city street scene with a few pedestrians walking along the footpath on a sunny day. Buildings line both sides, with one featuring a sign that reads “White Horse Tavern” and a weathered American flag in front of it. A modern high-rise building is visible in the distant background, and a traffic light stands at the street corner with a one way sign. A single orange traffic cone is positioned near the kerb.
Album cover for “New Ways to Lose” by American Aquarium. It features a green background with the text "American Aquarium" at the top and the title "New Ways to Lose" in a scattered font style. The centre of the cover displays a photograph of a small, weathered, white brick building with an old green door and a garage door. The building sits in a rural area with bare trees and a cloudy sky in the background, giving a rustic and melancholic feel.
Homer saying “sports, sports, sports, sports, sports, sports, sports, sports,” as he walks past Marge who is sitting on the couch.
The image shows the text '#GIRT' in bold, teal capital letters. The letter 'R' features a white silhouette of the Australian continent inside it.
A red Liverpool FC jersey with the name "Diogo J." and number 20 hangs in a spotlight against a dark background, alongside the text "Forever our number 20" and the LFC crest.
A lush and damp forest clearing with bright green grass and tall, slender eucalyptus trees under an overcast sky. A wooden bench sits in the middle of the clearing, holding a khaki military style backpack and a green waterproof jacket. Sunlight is barely poking through the clouds to filter softly through the trees, creating a peaceful yet wet bushwalking scene.
Legendary footballer Ronaldo Luís Nazário de Lima wearing Brazil’s yellow and green jersey with the number 9 celebrating a goal on the field, smiling and pointing with his right hand while running.
Two masked individuals dressed in black are perched precariously on top of a tall metal tower on top of the Empire State Building, holding a large black banner with red text that reads, “FIFA World Cup Refs are a fucking joke.”
A woman with short grey hair is laughing joyfully, with text overlaid that reads, "I don't know what the hell's going on in the most wonderful way."
Expansive coastal landscape with dense green bushland in the foreground, open fields in the midground, and the ocean meeting the horizon under a partly cloudy blue sky. Wind turbines can also be seen in the distance at Cape Bridgewater.
A weathered wooden fence in a forested area with green ferns and tall trees in the background. Directional signs are attached to the fence, partially obscured by vegetation, indicating a bushwalking track and a vehicle track. The ground is grassy with scattered leaves and twigs.