Battle Royale: the novel
Finally, Japan's most conterversial novel is coming to North America. For those who aren't in the know, Battle Royale is Survivor meets Lord of the Flies. The movie was savage yet incredibly moving. Shocking, but never explotive, Battle Royale is a movie that everyone should see and now it looks like a book that everyone should read. Aptly, it should be in stores near Valentine's Day. Give it to a loved one. You know that I will.
Friday, December 27, 2002
Wednesday, December 25, 2002
Mike Myhre: the essay
One of the joys of coming home is seeing what my family has been up to in my absence. One of the more remarkable things was my brother Steven's essay on my good friend, Mike Myhre. The assignment was to write up an essay about an "unknown yet important Canadian". Mike was that man. For your pleasure, here is the essay, uncorrected and in it's original form for your consuming pleasure.
Mike Myrhe by Steven Andrews
Its year two thousand and two in Vancouver a dark and gloomy day and Mike Myrhe is looking for a job. Mike can not find a job anywhere he is an animator and draws extremely well. He was born in 1981 in Fort St John and has two parents and one sister. Its really hard to find to find a job in Vancouver especially when you are a looking for a job like a cartoonist or a comic book artist. He went to animation school in Vancouver for 2 years. After that him and his pals tried to make a company called atomic toaster. But they couldn’t do that because there was a company called atomic industries. Right now Mike lives in a house and watches cartoons all day. In Vancouver Mike has won awards like the Ben Wicks cartoon award. Mike made a cartoon and it will be shown on one of Ben wicks shows. Mike has also done a drug free brochure for all of the schools in British Columbia. Mike designs all kinds of super heroes and monsters but Mike still can not find a job in Vancouver. Eventually Mike will find a job, he is looking for a job like making comic books or making cartoons. Mike will turn 21 on Christmas day in year 2002. There are all kinds of things Mike has done like going to art camp and learning how to draw and paint. In Elementary school Mike designed a t-shirt. Mike is very successful so far he has won many awards and designed lots of things. When Mike gets a job he probably will be famous. In grade 12 Mike won a scholarship for the Teletoon cartoon channel and won 400 dollars. Mikes Mom and Dad work at Myrhe muffler in Fort St John. And his sister is a substitute teacher.
One of the joys of coming home is seeing what my family has been up to in my absence. One of the more remarkable things was my brother Steven's essay on my good friend, Mike Myhre. The assignment was to write up an essay about an "unknown yet important Canadian". Mike was that man. For your pleasure, here is the essay, uncorrected and in it's original form for your consuming pleasure.
Mike Myrhe by Steven Andrews
Its year two thousand and two in Vancouver a dark and gloomy day and Mike Myrhe is looking for a job. Mike can not find a job anywhere he is an animator and draws extremely well. He was born in 1981 in Fort St John and has two parents and one sister. Its really hard to find to find a job in Vancouver especially when you are a looking for a job like a cartoonist or a comic book artist. He went to animation school in Vancouver for 2 years. After that him and his pals tried to make a company called atomic toaster. But they couldn’t do that because there was a company called atomic industries. Right now Mike lives in a house and watches cartoons all day. In Vancouver Mike has won awards like the Ben Wicks cartoon award. Mike made a cartoon and it will be shown on one of Ben wicks shows. Mike has also done a drug free brochure for all of the schools in British Columbia. Mike designs all kinds of super heroes and monsters but Mike still can not find a job in Vancouver. Eventually Mike will find a job, he is looking for a job like making comic books or making cartoons. Mike will turn 21 on Christmas day in year 2002. There are all kinds of things Mike has done like going to art camp and learning how to draw and paint. In Elementary school Mike designed a t-shirt. Mike is very successful so far he has won many awards and designed lots of things. When Mike gets a job he probably will be famous. In grade 12 Mike won a scholarship for the Teletoon cartoon channel and won 400 dollars. Mikes Mom and Dad work at Myrhe muffler in Fort St John. And his sister is a substitute teacher.
Sunday, December 15, 2002
Ichi the Killer
I'm a Miike junkie. I believe that Japanese director, Takahi Miike is the most interesting film makers on earth. That's not to say that he's the best, because his body of work is incredibly consistant. I wouldn't say that he's the most entertaining director because his films have a tendancy to bore to digust the more level headed viewer. I find him incredibly interesting because he does movies for himself. With an average of 7 movies a year, he's amazingly prolific and always has something of interest on the horizon. Last year, Ichi the Killer was released. Hailed by viewers as being the best super hero movie ever made (which makes perfect sense, if one has seen the film), Ichi the Killer has gained cult status world wide. I had the fortune to see Ichi the Killer this Thansgiving. Although I feel that the film isn't his strongest work (that would be either Audition or Dead or Alive), I loved the manic pashion the director brought to the film and the brillance of the film's villan, Kakihara. The movie is getting a wider release of video next year. If you want to know more, check out this site.
I'm a Miike junkie. I believe that Japanese director, Takahi Miike is the most interesting film makers on earth. That's not to say that he's the best, because his body of work is incredibly consistant. I wouldn't say that he's the most entertaining director because his films have a tendancy to bore to digust the more level headed viewer. I find him incredibly interesting because he does movies for himself. With an average of 7 movies a year, he's amazingly prolific and always has something of interest on the horizon. Last year, Ichi the Killer was released. Hailed by viewers as being the best super hero movie ever made (which makes perfect sense, if one has seen the film), Ichi the Killer has gained cult status world wide. I had the fortune to see Ichi the Killer this Thansgiving. Although I feel that the film isn't his strongest work (that would be either Audition or Dead or Alive), I loved the manic pashion the director brought to the film and the brillance of the film's villan, Kakihara. The movie is getting a wider release of video next year. If you want to know more, check out this site.
Saturday, December 14, 2002
Friday, December 13, 2002
Thursday, December 12, 2002
Dr. Freud on Dr. Seus
Mike and I were having a discussion earlier if Green Eggs and Ham meant more than it was. Although Mike argued that most people tend to read too much into literature (Lord of the Flies being the biggest example that he brought up), he said that it was possible that Green Eggs and Ham could be about sex. I argued that it was about addiction. Turns out that someone agrees with Mike. Now if only I could find the paper on Green Eggs and Ham and addiction...
Mike and I were having a discussion earlier if Green Eggs and Ham meant more than it was. Although Mike argued that most people tend to read too much into literature (Lord of the Flies being the biggest example that he brought up), he said that it was possible that Green Eggs and Ham could be about sex. I argued that it was about addiction. Turns out that someone agrees with Mike. Now if only I could find the paper on Green Eggs and Ham and addiction...
Touch me, Time Machine!
Acording to the book Father Ernetti's Chronovisor time travel *is* possible. Although we can't go back in time we can use the Chronovisor to see past events and record them, like a video camera. The book sounds rather interesting, but unforunately the reviews have been poor. As one reviewer at Amazon.com cryptically said "...this book is just another of the many demon inspirations of the last days of the system of things." Well said.
Acording to the book Father Ernetti's Chronovisor time travel *is* possible. Although we can't go back in time we can use the Chronovisor to see past events and record them, like a video camera. The book sounds rather interesting, but unforunately the reviews have been poor. As one reviewer at Amazon.com cryptically said "...this book is just another of the many demon inspirations of the last days of the system of things." Well said.
Wednesday, December 11, 2002
Dreams: Japanese woman
I was waiting in a hospital all by myself. I'm not sure why I was there, but I know that I wasn't sick for sure. Next to me was this Japanese woman who I believed was there because of some medical treatment, but it wasn't apperent what medical treatment it was. Although I didn't realize this until I woke up, but she had the same body as my ex girl friend, Pearl. She was very cute and had a very thick Japanese accent. We talked for a while and she was impressed by my wit. We both decided to go to my apartment.
In the apartment was my Aunt, Liz and my friend, Mike. Liz and I talked for a bit, but I can't remember what we said. Mike and the Jap talked for a bit and it seemed that Mike started to like her as well. Later, the Japanese woman said that she had a physical condition of sorts and needed help going to the bathroom. Mike and I both volunteered to help her, but she chose Mike. I was crushed. I wanted to be with her.
That's all that I can recall.
I was waiting in a hospital all by myself. I'm not sure why I was there, but I know that I wasn't sick for sure. Next to me was this Japanese woman who I believed was there because of some medical treatment, but it wasn't apperent what medical treatment it was. Although I didn't realize this until I woke up, but she had the same body as my ex girl friend, Pearl. She was very cute and had a very thick Japanese accent. We talked for a while and she was impressed by my wit. We both decided to go to my apartment.
In the apartment was my Aunt, Liz and my friend, Mike. Liz and I talked for a bit, but I can't remember what we said. Mike and the Jap talked for a bit and it seemed that Mike started to like her as well. Later, the Japanese woman said that she had a physical condition of sorts and needed help going to the bathroom. Mike and I both volunteered to help her, but she chose Mike. I was crushed. I wanted to be with her.
That's all that I can recall.
Tuesday, December 10, 2002
The Philosophy of Sinistar
"One of the great, unrecognized, philosophical geniuses of this century or any other is a figure known by some as Sinistar. Sinistar left behind a legacy of seven phrases that encompass his minimalist philosophy. We are fortunate enough to have with us audio records of what he said, so that we may greater comprehend his intent." More here.
"One of the great, unrecognized, philosophical geniuses of this century or any other is a figure known by some as Sinistar. Sinistar left behind a legacy of seven phrases that encompass his minimalist philosophy. We are fortunate enough to have with us audio records of what he said, so that we may greater comprehend his intent." More here.
The new WTC?
I don't know who Syd Mead is, but I have to say that I like his plans for the new World Trade Center. If that goes to pass, the 21 Century will actually look like the 21 Century.
I don't know who Syd Mead is, but I have to say that I like his plans for the new World Trade Center. If that goes to pass, the 21 Century will actually look like the 21 Century.
The first Star Trek: Nemesis review is up
"Jonathan Frakes has three faces. Happy, Smug and Determined. They all belong on television." Tee hee! Sometimes Harry Knowles is actually worth reading.
"Jonathan Frakes has three faces. Happy, Smug and Determined. They all belong on television." Tee hee! Sometimes Harry Knowles is actually worth reading.
Monday, December 09, 2002
The Collapse of the American animation industry
Ever since the Warren Ellis Forum has been closed, I've had to go to other Delphi Forums to get my mix of comic book activism and news. One of the better forums that has sprung up has been the Micah Wright's forum. Wright is currently a writer for Wildstorm's Stormwatch: Team Achillies, but he used to work in the animation industry as a writer for Invader Zim and Angry Beavers. If you have a Delphi account, I strongly suggest that you read what he has to say about the collapse of the American animation industry. It's good stuff.
Ever since the Warren Ellis Forum has been closed, I've had to go to other Delphi Forums to get my mix of comic book activism and news. One of the better forums that has sprung up has been the Micah Wright's forum. Wright is currently a writer for Wildstorm's Stormwatch: Team Achillies, but he used to work in the animation industry as a writer for Invader Zim and Angry Beavers. If you have a Delphi account, I strongly suggest that you read what he has to say about the collapse of the American animation industry. It's good stuff.
God's Eye
During the Cold War, the CIA actively recruited Remote Viewers, this was called Project Stargate. The Americans used these psychic spies to gather intelligence on the Red Threat in the height of the Cold War, and for the most part, they were successful. One of the most successful Remote Viewers was Alexander Longs. After Project Stargate was disbanded after the Cold War, Longs went into business for himself and started his own agency called God's Eye.
God's Eye was a one man orgainisation that specialized in mission persons cases. If you called 1-800-522-GODSEYE he would investigate disaperances for a fee that was always negociable. Longs was a smart man. If you couldn't pay him, he'd ask for favours instead. After finding the child of a car's sales man, he got a flashy new Lexus. For a laywer's kidnapped wife, he managed to get his legal expenses covered for the next five years. When someone is missing someone they love, everyone's willing to give up something.
Long is sadly, no longer in business. After September the 11th he was contracted by the CIA once again to find the location of binLaden and other terrorists. Lets hope that we see someone with the talents like Long create another God's Eye. I'm sure lots of parents want to find their children.
During the Cold War, the CIA actively recruited Remote Viewers, this was called Project Stargate. The Americans used these psychic spies to gather intelligence on the Red Threat in the height of the Cold War, and for the most part, they were successful. One of the most successful Remote Viewers was Alexander Longs. After Project Stargate was disbanded after the Cold War, Longs went into business for himself and started his own agency called God's Eye.
God's Eye was a one man orgainisation that specialized in mission persons cases. If you called 1-800-522-GODSEYE he would investigate disaperances for a fee that was always negociable. Longs was a smart man. If you couldn't pay him, he'd ask for favours instead. After finding the child of a car's sales man, he got a flashy new Lexus. For a laywer's kidnapped wife, he managed to get his legal expenses covered for the next five years. When someone is missing someone they love, everyone's willing to give up something.
Long is sadly, no longer in business. After September the 11th he was contracted by the CIA once again to find the location of binLaden and other terrorists. Lets hope that we see someone with the talents like Long create another God's Eye. I'm sure lots of parents want to find their children.
Sunday, December 08, 2002
Saturday, December 07, 2002
Join the fight against terrorism
From the website Rooting Out Evil "Join us in challenging rogue states run by military fanatics who produce and conceal weapons of mass destruction. Rooting Out Evil is sending a weapons inspection team to the United States to inspect the chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons produced and concealed by the Bush regime."
From the website Rooting Out Evil "Join us in challenging rogue states run by military fanatics who produce and conceal weapons of mass destruction. Rooting Out Evil is sending a weapons inspection team to the United States to inspect the chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons produced and concealed by the Bush regime."
Converted
The other night Mike sent me a copy of Radiohead's Knive's Out. I've known for a long time that Radiohead was a great band, that song sealed the deal. Today, I finally bit the bullet and downloaded all of Kid A. For the last 44 minutes, Radiohead has been tonguing my eardrums with their musical bliss. I'm about to have an aural eargasm.
The other night Mike sent me a copy of Radiohead's Knive's Out. I've known for a long time that Radiohead was a great band, that song sealed the deal. Today, I finally bit the bullet and downloaded all of Kid A. For the last 44 minutes, Radiohead has been tonguing my eardrums with their musical bliss. I'm about to have an aural eargasm.
Friday, December 06, 2002
Speaking in tongues
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'ow about Chitty Chitty Bang Bang? This wind and kite will have you rabbiting like a Jack going bloke.
Feel dope enuf to jocky some nigga style, dog? You best be check' out this shit, yo.
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'ow about Chitty Chitty Bang Bang? This wind and kite will have you rabbiting like a Jack going bloke.
Feel dope enuf to jocky some nigga style, dog? You best be check' out this shit, yo.
Jo, the real Japanese hero
If you're a fan of one of Japan's most stylish director, Seijun Suzuki, then I'm sure that you're aware of Shishido Jo. In the east, his claim to fame is his roles in Suzuki's Branded to Kill and Youth of Beast. In the West, he's known as the Japanese actor that got cheek inplants. Really. As this site says, Jo "decided to puff up his cheeks by plastic surgery in an attempt to emerge as an impudent bad guy". Now if only an American actor had the balls to puff his cheeks up like a chipmunk so that he'd look more sinsister. I can only dream....
If you're a fan of one of Japan's most stylish director, Seijun Suzuki, then I'm sure that you're aware of Shishido Jo. In the east, his claim to fame is his roles in Suzuki's Branded to Kill and Youth of Beast. In the West, he's known as the Japanese actor that got cheek inplants. Really. As this site says, Jo "decided to puff up his cheeks by plastic surgery in an attempt to emerge as an impudent bad guy". Now if only an American actor had the balls to puff his cheeks up like a chipmunk so that he'd look more sinsister. I can only dream....
Thursday, December 05, 2002
Propaganda Posters
For your enjoyment, posters from Communist China, Nazi Germany , and Bush's America.
For your enjoyment, posters from Communist China, Nazi Germany , and Bush's America.
Ping Pong
After the pure cinematic bliss that is Shaolin Soccer I believed that nothing would ever top it as being the best sports action film ever. Well, it seems that the Japanese are giving Shaolin Soccer a run for it's money with Ping Pong. From the first couple of reviewsthe movie looks extremely promising. Lets hope that it hits next year's VIFF. If not, I'll probably pick up a copy on Ebay for myself. Thank God for Region O DVDs.
After the pure cinematic bliss that is Shaolin Soccer I believed that nothing would ever top it as being the best sports action film ever. Well, it seems that the Japanese are giving Shaolin Soccer a run for it's money with Ping Pong. From the first couple of reviewsthe movie looks extremely promising. Lets hope that it hits next year's VIFF. If not, I'll probably pick up a copy on Ebay for myself. Thank God for Region O DVDs.
Wednesday, December 04, 2002
The road to hell....
Got this in the mail today from Mike.
Geez dude, I go to your blog tonight and what do I see? Oh! thought
processes followed thusly: "Rob had a great dream, I shall read on... Oh my
GOD, what the shit is THIS? WHAT? FUCK! SHUT UP! SHUT UP SHUT UP!!"
you see Rob, I am not here to lecture or attempt to censor your right to
graphically describe what Gwyneth Paltrow is doing to your genetalia in a
dream, I just felt that maybe you'd like to know that the closest thing I
could relate the experience of reading that level of detail about my
friend... is like accidentally walking into my parents bedroom while they
were having sex. just a little under that. (cause gwyneth is there) Again, I
come not to censor. I come not to judge. and I could've lived without
hearing bout how your dream girl was specifically making you come. thank
you.
-Mike
You're welcome, the letter made me laugh until I cried. In the future, refer to any parts of my lower half of the body shall be replaced with the names of fruits and vegables. So now you'll get to hear about dangling berries and large mellons. I aim to please.
Got this in the mail today from Mike.
Geez dude, I go to your blog tonight and what do I see? Oh! thought
processes followed thusly: "Rob had a great dream, I shall read on... Oh my
GOD, what the shit is THIS? WHAT? FUCK! SHUT UP! SHUT UP SHUT UP!!"
you see Rob, I am not here to lecture or attempt to censor your right to
graphically describe what Gwyneth Paltrow is doing to your genetalia in a
dream, I just felt that maybe you'd like to know that the closest thing I
could relate the experience of reading that level of detail about my
friend... is like accidentally walking into my parents bedroom while they
were having sex. just a little under that. (cause gwyneth is there) Again, I
come not to censor. I come not to judge. and I could've lived without
hearing bout how your dream girl was specifically making you come. thank
you.
-Mike
You're welcome, the letter made me laugh until I cried. In the future, refer to any parts of my lower half of the body shall be replaced with the names of fruits and vegables. So now you'll get to hear about dangling berries and large mellons. I aim to please.
It's a short that redefines short
Not only is the Onion one of the best humour sites on the internet, but it's also one of the few sites that compells me to click on their banner ads. The most interesting one that I've clicked on lately have to be the Man With the Smallest Penis in Existance and the Electron Microscope Technician Who Loved Him. Not only does the cartoon deal with the social, personal and sexual issues of having the world's smallest cock, but it also has stylish animation and a hip soundtrack. Check it out. It speaks to me.
Not only is the Onion one of the best humour sites on the internet, but it's also one of the few sites that compells me to click on their banner ads. The most interesting one that I've clicked on lately have to be the Man With the Smallest Penis in Existance and the Electron Microscope Technician Who Loved Him. Not only does the cartoon deal with the social, personal and sexual issues of having the world's smallest cock, but it also has stylish animation and a hip soundtrack. Check it out. It speaks to me.
Tuesday, December 03, 2002
Man, I love my job
After setting up the camera for 2 hours to document a meeting, I get the following: sage advice about the film industry, the values of education versus experience, why we hear more about directors than producers, why nurses are more important than doctors, a fine waitress with a sweet ass, a fat cheque, a fine meal, 5 bottles of Heineken, and some peanut butter cookies. My job is sweet as sugar.
After setting up the camera for 2 hours to document a meeting, I get the following: sage advice about the film industry, the values of education versus experience, why we hear more about directors than producers, why nurses are more important than doctors, a fine waitress with a sweet ass, a fat cheque, a fine meal, 5 bottles of Heineken, and some peanut butter cookies. My job is sweet as sugar.
You better watch out or the insects will get you!
At times like this, I think that the lyrics from the song "Insects" by the Kids of Widney High are almost prophetic.
At times like this, I think that the lyrics from the song "Insects" by the Kids of Widney High are almost prophetic.
Monday, December 02, 2002
Sunday, December 01, 2002
Conversations with Stephen: Men With Brooms
Rob: If Men with Brooms is a Canadian film, then it's Canadian to use recreational drugs. Right? Dude, Men with Brooms is CAnadian as Jean Chretien.
Stephen: I suppose But then again does waydowntown suggest we are just a bunch of observational humourists?
Rob:Yes, because we are and because we're next to the States
Stephen: I dislike the fact that n order to be Canadian we seem to have to do things old fashioned.
Rob: Examples, please.
Stephen: Like n Men with brooms....OLD SKOOL rocks? Actual brooms?
Rob: Dude, that was brilliant!
Stephen:*sarcasm detector explodes*
Rob: It would have been *more* brilliant if they actually used rocks that you find on the street.
Stephen: or in the NWT.
Rob: Men in Brooms 2, man.
Stephen: The prequel.
Rob: Dude, they have the ultimate tourney in the NWT. It's outside and they have this curling battle on this iceberg, right? But get this, man, inside the rocks are denonators that will trigger if the rocks hit the water, killing their families and destroying Canada. So the stakes are higher than ever before.
Stephen: LOL And how about this...every time someone lands on the button, the sides of the rink fall off.
Rob: Dude, you're so there.
Stephen: So the path going down to the end gets thinner and thinner.
Rob: and the ghost of the dead guy from the first movie appears like ObiWan, man.
Stephen: No no no....each ROCK has a spirit of one dead team member.
Rob: Yes!
Rob: If Men with Brooms is a Canadian film, then it's Canadian to use recreational drugs. Right? Dude, Men with Brooms is CAnadian as Jean Chretien.
Stephen: I suppose But then again does waydowntown suggest we are just a bunch of observational humourists?
Rob:Yes, because we are and because we're next to the States
Stephen: I dislike the fact that n order to be Canadian we seem to have to do things old fashioned.
Rob: Examples, please.
Stephen: Like n Men with brooms....OLD SKOOL rocks? Actual brooms?
Rob: Dude, that was brilliant!
Stephen:*sarcasm detector explodes*
Rob: It would have been *more* brilliant if they actually used rocks that you find on the street.
Stephen: or in the NWT.
Rob: Men in Brooms 2, man.
Stephen: The prequel.
Rob: Dude, they have the ultimate tourney in the NWT. It's outside and they have this curling battle on this iceberg, right? But get this, man, inside the rocks are denonators that will trigger if the rocks hit the water, killing their families and destroying Canada. So the stakes are higher than ever before.
Stephen: LOL And how about this...every time someone lands on the button, the sides of the rink fall off.
Rob: Dude, you're so there.
Stephen: So the path going down to the end gets thinner and thinner.
Rob: and the ghost of the dead guy from the first movie appears like ObiWan, man.
Stephen: No no no....each ROCK has a spirit of one dead team member.
Rob: Yes!
What dreams may come
Last night I had a bunch of odd dreams. The first one that I can remember had me working for two seperate car companies, their names forgotten or unknown. They put me in this large mansion packed to the walls with all sorts of cars. Both companies told me that it was my job to destroy the competitors vehicles. I ended up lighting cars on fire, driving them into pools that was inside the house and used one as a perch to fish on in the backyard.
The other dream I had involved me returning to Victoria. Instead of driving around in a car like in my other dream, I had a small helicopter that was small enough to fit in a theater seat. Flying the mini-helicopter was much like driving a bike. At first it was a little tough to get used to, but after an hour or so of flight lessons, I was buzzing around Victoria like an old pro. After the helicopter ride, I ended up at a large theater on the outskirts of town, but it wasn't like the theater that I've seen in real life. There, I waited in line for Jordan (a buddy from film school). He didn't show up, so I brought my helicopter inside and passed two asians, a man and a woman and went into the theater. In the theater I put my helicopter in the seat next to me and watched the trailers. One of the trailers was for this movie about ants that lived in the back of your eye. The ant would go from behind your eye and eat it's way out. It was supposed to be a comedy, I think. Then I woke up.
Last night I had a bunch of odd dreams. The first one that I can remember had me working for two seperate car companies, their names forgotten or unknown. They put me in this large mansion packed to the walls with all sorts of cars. Both companies told me that it was my job to destroy the competitors vehicles. I ended up lighting cars on fire, driving them into pools that was inside the house and used one as a perch to fish on in the backyard.
The other dream I had involved me returning to Victoria. Instead of driving around in a car like in my other dream, I had a small helicopter that was small enough to fit in a theater seat. Flying the mini-helicopter was much like driving a bike. At first it was a little tough to get used to, but after an hour or so of flight lessons, I was buzzing around Victoria like an old pro. After the helicopter ride, I ended up at a large theater on the outskirts of town, but it wasn't like the theater that I've seen in real life. There, I waited in line for Jordan (a buddy from film school). He didn't show up, so I brought my helicopter inside and passed two asians, a man and a woman and went into the theater. In the theater I put my helicopter in the seat next to me and watched the trailers. One of the trailers was for this movie about ants that lived in the back of your eye. The ant would go from behind your eye and eat it's way out. It was supposed to be a comedy, I think. Then I woke up.
All and all it was just another interpretation of the wall
Ever got into an arugment at your local pub about what the true meanings of the words "Is anybody out there" was? Well, worry no longer, Bret Urick a bachelor of arts student at the University of Georgia has a deconstructed the Wall for your entertainment or bar dsicussion edification.
Ever got into an arugment at your local pub about what the true meanings of the words "Is anybody out there" was? Well, worry no longer, Bret Urick a bachelor of arts student at the University of Georgia has a deconstructed the Wall for your entertainment or bar dsicussion edification.
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