I hate one thing above most: The effing stage.
Tell me to write a long essay. I'll write a freaking 5 pages. Just leave me out of this whole thing. I'm sick of it.
I created a poster that made me proud, though. Used nothing but glue, cut-up labels, papers, pencil and a cardboard and scissors.
And I did it all by myself :D Including the birds. I love them so much, I don't think I will let them stick it on the class's wall haha.
I'm a bit too tired to post much, though. I'll write double the words tomorrow, so I'd have to write about 1000-2000 words. Don't worry, I'll probably write short story/ies.
People are pissing me off. No facts to share, sadly. Night.
Of sending men home from the dark and bloody battlefields physically handicapped and psychologically deranged, cannot be reconciled with wisdom, justice and love.
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Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Scientifically improbable? Who cares! It's dramatic!
Dear God. The main reason why I hate soap operas:
They're. Scientifically. Effing. Bull___t.
My example would be from this Indonesian soap, Anugerah. (means Gift from God, but that's just bull__t)
Let's call the biological mother of this Anugerah (who suddenly is named Lugi) N, and his adopted mother W.
Lugi gets Leukemia. N donates her marrow. She becomes crippled. (And W just stands there, crying. She's useless like that.)
You know what, N, please read My Sister's Keeper. Anna is a 13 years old who endured having her blood and marrow taken for her sister Kate. She's healthy and dandy and is still able to play hockey. You had your marrow taken once, which probably is not as painful as falling from a 1 story building and become crippled. Which bone did the doctors poke?!
"The surgery is done under general anesthesia, which means the donor will be asleep and pain-free during the procedure. The bone marrow is removed from the hip bones."
- Medline Plus
" It involves the removal of only a small proportion of the body's marrow, and therefore has little if any effect on the donor."
- About.com
So according to Medline Plus, the marrow was taken from the hip bones. If they said that they took it from the spine (which was unbelievably stupid) then the cripple part would make some sense. Until then, I refuse to shut up about the all too wrong facts. I won't even start on countless morally-wrong crap.
If they weren't trying to hard to prolong the darn soap they wouldn't fail so bad.
So, I have one last request.
Please, please, please don't underestimate people's intellect. Don't teach them wrong things.
They're. Scientifically. Effing. Bull___t.
My example would be from this Indonesian soap, Anugerah. (means Gift from God, but that's just bull__t)
Let's call the biological mother of this Anugerah (who suddenly is named Lugi) N, and his adopted mother W.
Lugi gets Leukemia. N donates her marrow. She becomes crippled. (And W just stands there, crying. She's useless like that.)
You know what, N, please read My Sister's Keeper. Anna is a 13 years old who endured having her blood and marrow taken for her sister Kate. She's healthy and dandy and is still able to play hockey. You had your marrow taken once, which probably is not as painful as falling from a 1 story building and become crippled. Which bone did the doctors poke?!
"The surgery is done under general anesthesia, which means the donor will be asleep and pain-free during the procedure. The bone marrow is removed from the hip bones."
- Medline Plus
" It involves the removal of only a small proportion of the body's marrow, and therefore has little if any effect on the donor."
- About.com
So according to Medline Plus, the marrow was taken from the hip bones. If they said that they took it from the spine (which was unbelievably stupid) then the cripple part would make some sense. Until then, I refuse to shut up about the all too wrong facts. I won't even start on countless morally-wrong crap.
If they weren't trying to hard to prolong the darn soap they wouldn't fail so bad.
So, I have one last request.
Please, please, please don't underestimate people's intellect. Don't teach them wrong things.
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