This is Dr. James Hetfield
Man oh man! Supernatural tonight was awesome! I can't say more about it because I know of certain people who watch the repeat of it the following week, but man! I really want to be a demon hunter now. With Jerry too, because we'd make a great team. Like tonight, the number 40 was referenced in the show and Jerry asked me what it meant. I told him it has a very religious significance. Not 3 seconds later, one of the characters says the same thing. I am awesome! I know stuff. And I can kick ass too. Ask the poor kid I beat up yesterday. He'll tell you. And what would Jerry bring into the job of demon hunting? Well, I don't know yet. I'm sure he knows his shit though and I can always trust on him to follow me into some dark hallway.
Today, we were polled in my Witches Class on whether you, as an FBI agent, would use torture to extract information about an impending attack from an accused, based on circumstantial evidence and heresay. I said yes. I think I'm the only one who said yes in the whole classroom. So you can call me Mr. Inhumane. But if it meant saving the lives of thousands, I would do it. Of course, I would not do it to the extent of the witch hunts in the 1600s, which this was paralleling to. Nor would I use it before anything else. I would go through all my other options first, including using a female to seduce the info out of him. That's not torture! That's a reward for being so good about keeping mum. And if the female doesn't work, then I have some nice electrical shock therapy for him. Yes. Call me inhumane.
I saw Carmen this past weekend. I thought it was awesome. The lighting, though not spectaular or overdone, was still good. The actors were great. And the gypsies! Oh Lordy, they were hottt. My only problem is that there weren't enough of them. However, everyone else ripped it apart. "Oh the lighting was just horrible!" "I've seen better acting come out of Mike Romanowski!" "The french diction was just poorly done!" "The set looks as though someone farted and it became corporeal and they used that as the set!" You know what? Stop. Really, just stop. You're not experts at all. You're students. Don't think that because you're taking a lighting design class you know what should be and what shouldn't be done in terms of lighting. Hey! Do you think that the first act has dark spots because the scene was taking place outside a tobacco factory and everyone was smoking? I mean, smoke creates shadows, right? Right! See, you just have to think beyond what you think you know. And sure, we all have our opinions but guess what? FUCK YOU. YOUR OPINION IS WRONG.
Ahem. Goodnight. :)
Today, we were polled in my Witches Class on whether you, as an FBI agent, would use torture to extract information about an impending attack from an accused, based on circumstantial evidence and heresay. I said yes. I think I'm the only one who said yes in the whole classroom. So you can call me Mr. Inhumane. But if it meant saving the lives of thousands, I would do it. Of course, I would not do it to the extent of the witch hunts in the 1600s, which this was paralleling to. Nor would I use it before anything else. I would go through all my other options first, including using a female to seduce the info out of him. That's not torture! That's a reward for being so good about keeping mum. And if the female doesn't work, then I have some nice electrical shock therapy for him. Yes. Call me inhumane.
I saw Carmen this past weekend. I thought it was awesome. The lighting, though not spectaular or overdone, was still good. The actors were great. And the gypsies! Oh Lordy, they were hottt. My only problem is that there weren't enough of them. However, everyone else ripped it apart. "Oh the lighting was just horrible!" "I've seen better acting come out of Mike Romanowski!" "The french diction was just poorly done!" "The set looks as though someone farted and it became corporeal and they used that as the set!" You know what? Stop. Really, just stop. You're not experts at all. You're students. Don't think that because you're taking a lighting design class you know what should be and what shouldn't be done in terms of lighting. Hey! Do you think that the first act has dark spots because the scene was taking place outside a tobacco factory and everyone was smoking? I mean, smoke creates shadows, right? Right! See, you just have to think beyond what you think you know. And sure, we all have our opinions but guess what? FUCK YOU. YOUR OPINION IS WRONG.
Ahem. Goodnight. :)