This too, also was found at the end of "The Three Anorexic Sumo Wrestlers".
"Take a look at China. They've got 1.2 billion people. Someone over there is doing some serious fucking!" (pardon the language)
Again, it has the same mindset as what I was talkin about. For instance, a family has 8 kids..who in the right mind would think that they had a busy time? (well actually maybe) BUT the point is, that it is sick, even if they had ONE child or NO child at all and living in the same household.. Some would say they have sex all the time..well woop-di-dooh! I applaud at how detail and thorough you are but really, is that necessary?
Anyway, whoever thinks like that must mean that they are looking down on girls and guys alike (maybe more against girls though). And I dont like that. No respect you know?
Friday, November 13, 2009
Big Dicks, Asian Men
This is a pretty interesting story so far. There always seem to be about one or three Asian men involved in different plots and they talk about different things about the western culture and themselves.
But what caught my attention was near at the end of the "Three Anorexic Sumo Wrestlers".
A Tourist Said,"...You know earlier at the toilette? Those guys takin the money, one of them said,'I wonder if shes's fucking him?'..."
This just makes me feel bad on the outlook of humankind and relationships..I mean, only players and the such think this way. I mean, what do you really see when you look at a couple? cute? lovey dovey? beautiful soulmates? or do you see them as fuck buddies--shes only gonna fuck him and hes prolly likin it--and the such(again).
But what caught my attention was near at the end of the "Three Anorexic Sumo Wrestlers".
A Tourist Said,"...You know earlier at the toilette? Those guys takin the money, one of them said,'I wonder if shes's fucking him?'..."
This just makes me feel bad on the outlook of humankind and relationships..I mean, only players and the such think this way. I mean, what do you really see when you look at a couple? cute? lovey dovey? beautiful soulmates? or do you see them as fuck buddies--shes only gonna fuck him and hes prolly likin it--and the such(again).
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Safe Space
Aha! something else to write about!
I read this...script(?) of the play "Safe Space" and well it was quite interesting.
All of these characters are very well made.
Vikram seems to be the annoying one with so called "good intentions" to unite all Gay Youths. His character is really flawed as the womans.
The woman there seem pretty deep and understanding to me, but they are still ignorant.
There were..a little boy.."Raj"..and it was disturbing how they love picking on him. Raj prolly looks like a cutesy boy or something. And good grief, hes alreaday selling his body!
And then there was this white guy (Gilbert) who was born in India. He was shunned by Vikram, poor him, this just goes to show racism and good intentions dont ridiculously mix well.
I read this...script(?) of the play "Safe Space" and well it was quite interesting.
All of these characters are very well made.
Vikram seems to be the annoying one with so called "good intentions" to unite all Gay Youths. His character is really flawed as the womans.
The woman there seem pretty deep and understanding to me, but they are still ignorant.
There were..a little boy.."Raj"..and it was disturbing how they love picking on him. Raj prolly looks like a cutesy boy or something. And good grief, hes alreaday selling his body!
And then there was this white guy (Gilbert) who was born in India. He was shunned by Vikram, poor him, this just goes to show racism and good intentions dont ridiculously mix well.
Who Says Asians Can't Kick Ass?
I mean, think about it with this VIDEO
AND THIS
You know how the Asian stereotyping of small dicks and what not ( oh gawd, im soo friggin tired of this emasculinity towards Asians) WELL FSCK IT!!
We are strong, smart, and cunning. Deception is our main weapon, just like how Song played as a woman.
The creators of this game are Japanese and theyve done some amazing engineering and shit --gosh im lazy to type write now-- that everyone now enjoys :P
As you can see, Ryu, the main super-ninja character, is very buff and athletic. He mastered the techniques of his Ancient Dragon Clan and has a duty to fulfill: Save the World. He also scored a sexy blonde partner along the way.
Dont get me started with Asian and Asian-American movie stars and real life martial artists..such as Jackie Chan, Bruce Lee, and Jet Li
AND THIS
You know how the Asian stereotyping of small dicks and what not ( oh gawd, im soo friggin tired of this emasculinity towards Asians) WELL FSCK IT!!
We are strong, smart, and cunning. Deception is our main weapon, just like how Song played as a woman.
The creators of this game are Japanese and theyve done some amazing engineering and shit --gosh im lazy to type write now-- that everyone now enjoys :P
As you can see, Ryu, the main super-ninja character, is very buff and athletic. He mastered the techniques of his Ancient Dragon Clan and has a duty to fulfill: Save the World. He also scored a sexy blonde partner along the way.
Dont get me started with Asian and Asian-American movie stars and real life martial artists..such as Jackie Chan, Bruce Lee, and Jet Li
ATC 103
Today, we are blogging and trying to get the drafts shown to Marilyn. (btw i sent her an email the last night about interesting things)
What were we spose to blog about agian?
oh right, try decorate and make it more spicy with some images, videos, and whatnots. I assume things should be somewhat relative to class..but oh well.
In fact, I've done that already with Thogger; posting pics, videos, and whatnot.
What were we spose to blog about agian?
oh right, try decorate and make it more spicy with some images, videos, and whatnots. I assume things should be somewhat relative to class..but oh well.
In fact, I've done that already with Thogger; posting pics, videos, and whatnot.
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
PeerAnalysis 1st draft
Kevin Nguyen
Marshall/Marilyn
ICS 24
11.11.09
Analysis of Joe-Vincent
Joe-Vincent Estioko made a spoken word piece, well actually two pieces, “Sleep to Dream” and Thank You Mom and Dad”. But he used chose “Sleep to Dream” as the main one to present with. It is about his feelings and thoughts of Heaven, like how it is (to him): “a world of peace” or “where you don’t have to worry about being brutally attacked.” He tried to have emotion in his work just as much as Alvin Lau did with his “Asian-American, Where Have You Gone?” In fact, it was this artist that motivated Joe to start his own spoken word in the first place.
The project for him wasn’t too difficult, if not, a discovery. The only problem was figuring out what to write about and memorizing it. Then the creative piece came to him in an unusual way, “I had no idea what my topic was going to be but one night before I fell asleep, different thoughts were rushing in and out of my brain. Then it hit me; why not talk about a dream.” He basically got it all down within one day. He got some rhymes, rhythm, imagery, tempo, and tone in his spoken word. But when I asked him what did he wanted to improve on if he had the time, he replied “I wanted to include some alliterations.” and also to “practice more on the movements on the lines.”
His project was pretty good when he first presented it to me and the whole class. His tone was soft, low, and calm—possibly due to his shyness—enough for all of us to hear. Indeed, the beat, rhyme, imagery, tempo, and tone were there, but there was something else, something inside his soul, within the calm tone, there was heart—his heart.
I learned
Marshall/Marilyn
ICS 24
11.11.09
Analysis of Joe-Vincent
Joe-Vincent Estioko made a spoken word piece, well actually two pieces, “Sleep to Dream” and Thank You Mom and Dad”. But he used chose “Sleep to Dream” as the main one to present with. It is about his feelings and thoughts of Heaven, like how it is (to him): “a world of peace” or “where you don’t have to worry about being brutally attacked.” He tried to have emotion in his work just as much as Alvin Lau did with his “Asian-American, Where Have You Gone?” In fact, it was this artist that motivated Joe to start his own spoken word in the first place.
The project for him wasn’t too difficult, if not, a discovery. The only problem was figuring out what to write about and memorizing it. Then the creative piece came to him in an unusual way, “I had no idea what my topic was going to be but one night before I fell asleep, different thoughts were rushing in and out of my brain. Then it hit me; why not talk about a dream.” He basically got it all down within one day. He got some rhymes, rhythm, imagery, tempo, and tone in his spoken word. But when I asked him what did he wanted to improve on if he had the time, he replied “I wanted to include some alliterations.” and also to “practice more on the movements on the lines.”
His project was pretty good when he first presented it to me and the whole class. His tone was soft, low, and calm—possibly due to his shyness—enough for all of us to hear. Indeed, the beat, rhyme, imagery, tempo, and tone were there, but there was something else, something inside his soul, within the calm tone, there was heart—his heart.
I learned
Today the 11th
ugh..soo I'm startin to get tired of all these acting, seriously. Its soo wrong..tryin to get into the mindset of a female...but its good for psychology and deductive reason and all that.
We did several more plays and I realize...how can this man--this Song-- be a woman for 20 years and all of a sudden show his true self before the Court? Its pretty interesting..he wants to prove the white men--the vast west-- wrong. Asians ain't no bitches..we seem that way but no, we are just humble..and so Gallimard played right into Song's trap...
We did several more plays and I realize...how can this man--this Song-- be a woman for 20 years and all of a sudden show his true self before the Court? Its pretty interesting..he wants to prove the white men--the vast west-- wrong. Asians ain't no bitches..we seem that way but no, we are just humble..and so Gallimard played right into Song's trap...
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