Me and @tylerkiros May Long 2012
For the past month SO MANY people kept mistaking me for Tyler on the Kiros poster for The Bunker concert. It got to the point where people were adding ME on Fbook thinking I was him (even his wife almost sent me a message ment for him…)
We decided that people are just focusing on the features, not how we actually look :P
Love you Ty! And all the boys in the band!
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THIS SATURDAY!!!
MY MAYLONG WEEKEND via IG
1. Kiros, The Color, Stone Throw Second, and Warship shredded The Bunker’s stage
2. Stayed up late to watch a triple feature at the drive-in
3. BBQ’d with friends at the new house
4. Spent a rainy day inside with Diablo 3
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MY WKND ON IG…
1. On Thursday I got to watch three friends of mine graduate from the “Masters” program at the new Springs Church College.
2. I worked a booth for The Bunker at SOUL’D in Altona.
3. Finally had time to get setup for painting skatedecks in my new house…
3. Celebrated Mothers Day with far too much food!
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Click [here] to read about The Bunker’s crazy weekend
MAY THE 4th BE WITH YOU…
This Friday we’re celebrating StarWars Day by watching some movies, playing some games, dressing up, giving away some prizes…having a good ol’ geeky time!
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The Bunker is having a contest for their Kiros concert…
The pic is pretty self-explanatory. And yes, we are catering with this specific contest to IG users, but I don’t feel bad about it because we’ve done so many different kinds of contests that catered to other demographics :)
And if you’re wondering why you have to tag MY username in your pic;
1. I’m running the contest, and need an easy way to keep track of everyone involved.
2. The B doesn’t have it’s own account, this is just easier.
![KONY 2012: Your Questions
I’ve been receiving a lot of messages from people asking me why I (or The Bunker) haven’t gotten more involved with Invisible Children’s “Kony” Campaign. Here’s my best attempt to answer this situation without getting to complicated…
I should mention that I have worked with IC in the past (once directly through my college, once indirectly through The B). So we were helping these people long before most of you even knew the cause existed. I also did my part by sharing the video and helping to make it known to the general public.
The problem; after KONY2012 did such a great job of making a world-problem known the people at IC then did a great job of discrediting themselves. However, most people don’t educate themselves enough to know what happened. Here’s a refresher; the co-founder and creator of the viral video was found intoxicated (of sorts) and naked, ranting and causing a scene. Shortly after, a video of another IC founding member was released where he was seen drunk - and making fun of the fact that he was going to spend the organizations money on a vacation for himself…leaving the children of africa to fend for themselves.
The videos can be seen [here]
I”m not making light of these situations, but I am saying that if you want people to take your cause seriously…doing something like that probably isn’t a good idea. I personally don’t feel comfortable giving my money to an organization that is as sloppy as that. Whether the mishaps were real, fake, negative, or just a person in trouble…the point is it’s sloppy work. I work at a place that is somewhat on the same level as IC, just on a much smaller scale. At The Bunker we are careful with even our Facebook posts, because we know that people are watching us to make sure we are as “good” as we say we are. If we can do it, IC can do it.
I support the cause, but not the organization. There ARE others out there that are doing the same thing as Invisible Children, do some research that doesn’t involve YouTube or Wikipedia.
I hope this answers your questions, and I hope no one thinks that I’m anti-Invisible Children. I’m all for spreading love, stopping hate, and STAYING INFORMED.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m3atjlTUu91qzzuj8o1_500.png)
KONY 2012: Your Questions
I’ve been receiving a lot of messages from people asking me why I (or The Bunker) haven’t gotten more involved with Invisible Children’s “Kony” Campaign. Here’s my best attempt to answer this situation without getting to complicated…
I should mention that I have worked with IC in the past (once directly through my college, once indirectly through The B). So we were helping these people long before most of you even knew the cause existed. I also did my part by sharing the video and helping to make it known to the general public.
The problem; after KONY2012 did such a great job of making a world-problem known the people at IC then did a great job of discrediting themselves. However, most people don’t educate themselves enough to know what happened. Here’s a refresher; the co-founder and creator of the viral video was found intoxicated (of sorts) and naked, ranting and causing a scene. Shortly after, a video of another IC founding member was released where he was seen drunk - and making fun of the fact that he was going to spend the organizations money on a vacation for himself…leaving the children of africa to fend for themselves.
The videos can be seen [here]
I”m not making light of these situations, but I am saying that if you want people to take your cause seriously…doing something like that probably isn’t a good idea. I personally don’t feel comfortable giving my money to an organization that is as sloppy as that. Whether the mishaps were real, fake, negative, or just a person in trouble…the point is it’s sloppy work. I work at a place that is somewhat on the same level as IC, just on a much smaller scale. At The Bunker we are careful with even our Facebook posts, because we know that people are watching us to make sure we are as “good” as we say we are. If we can do it, IC can do it.
I support the cause, but not the organization. There ARE others out there that are doing the same thing as Invisible Children, do some research that doesn’t involve YouTube or Wikipedia.
I hope this answers your questions, and I hope no one thinks that I’m anti-Invisible Children. I’m all for spreading love, stopping hate, and STAYING INFORMED.
MY [college] GRAD PARTY
or
THE FAIRLY ODD FOLK Return to The Bunker
Long story short, my school messed up on my invite to the banquet, so I decided to throw my own shindig for my family and friends. Luckily Lauren Mann & The Fairly Odd Folk were in town. Throw in a bunch of talented Manitoba musicians, and a ton of food, and you’ve got yourself a good ol’ time!
HUGE thanks to everyone that participated in the potluck; I wouldn’t have wanted to finish off the school year any other way :)
I wasn’t kidding when I said this summer was going to involve a lot of bbq’ing…
Whether it’s testing my skills at home, raising money at work, or supporting local eateries, I have devoted my stomach to (good) barbecued meat.
Follow me on INSTAGRAM if you’re a fan of good food!
If you live in Winkler, MB and enjoy a good pedal…
The organization I work with (The Bunker) has teamed up with my friends cafe (Jonny’s Java) and a local business (Country Cycle) to start what we hope will become a great way to unite the community, promote healthy living, and endorse homegrown economy!
Starting this summer (most likely June) we will be hosting different weekly events for any/all cyclists. Your range, goal, and ability doesn’t matter; the idea being that you and a friend join up…meet new people…and pedal alongside others that are on the same level as you.
Right now it’s being put together mainly by myself and my friend Jeff (same name!) off the groups Facebook Page. So if you have any questions about dates, riding times, membership, etc. contact us individually or leave a comment on the Groups Wall.
My Weekend on IG @hebb
1. Started our weekly summer-long bbq fundraiser!
2. Held our annual fishfry dinner (again to raise funds)
3. Picked up garbage because we like our community!
My weekend consisted of never leaving work :P haha
MY FIRST SUMMER PROJECT…
Very excited at how delicious my summer is going to be!
If you’re part of my family, or one of my friends, or just know me in general…heck, if you just enjoy folk music and food…come on down!
I’m more excited to chaperon WinkCity’s highschool grad than I am to attend my own graduation from Prov College.
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Winkler AfterGrad 2012 is happening HERE!!!
