July 2010
110 posts
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TAEMIN.
I’m not complaining but they should’ve made Onew’s hair more extreme.
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2. Luxembourg (WUT?!)
3. Argentina
4. France
5. United States
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Argentina, Spain, US, New Zealand, France.
Cool story, bro.
Canada. WHAT
(And I typed in “Kim” for fun. It wasn’t North or South Korea D:)
Today, I got bitch-slapped by a walrus at Sea Life Park. FML
Earthlings
I am currently watching Earthlings. (Well not RIGHT NOW, but I was a few moments ago). So take me posting this right now as taking a break from all the past information and realization that I have captured from the last hour from the said documentary.
So this documentary might sound related to science fiction due to its title. But it isn’t at all. It is an animal rights documentary that talks about speciesism, and it talks mainly about how we, humans, treat the other inhabitants of the earth: be it animals as pets, food, clothing, entertainment, or for science.
What I might be typing right now might seem vague as I intend to make it like so (and since it’s 2:42 AM right now… /sleepy) so that you will be curious to watch this.
If you’re too busy right now, find the time. My brother actually persistently told me to watch this a few days ago. He’s been bugging me since. But now as I found the time (EHEM it’s 2:44 AM now), I’m happy that he knew of this and that I get to watch it.
So I shall now resume watching…
“Animal trainers would like the public to believe that animals are coaxed into such behaviors with the promise of rewards. But the truth is that animals perform because they fear punishment.”
—Earthlings (2007) (a documentary)
