Rest in peace little friend u_u

Today the world lost the hardest little rocking guinea pig. You were always there to play some rock band with or just to squeak. We hope the best for our little friend Spazz and hope that he passed gently. Please leave fond comments if you can.

Rest in peace Spazz. u_u <3

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Complete randomness…

Back when I played TF2 I made a few friends, either by playing well against them or by just having complete fun with them. Nub here was one of them. The rest of this story is explained by these messages I received this morning (if 1:05 AM counts as the morning..)

Nub: Medz
Nub: I have something to show you
medz: o_o
medz: if it's a penus then go away
Nub: ees not
Nub: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MA7Qnm679Qg
medz: o:
medz: wtf
Nub: I KNOW RIGHT
Nub: same thing went through my head
medz: and you didn't make this right?
medz: o.o
medz: someone just had this up?
medz: D:
Nub: I did
Nub: make this
Nub: check out my other vids if ya want
medz: o__o oh ok
Nub: Took like 40 mins
medz: it's awesome
medz: D:
Nub: it didnt take long
medz: I heart you
Nub: Yeah
Nub: <3
Nub: but
Nub: It really wasnt hard and I was bored
Nub: and you always hate me
Nub: so I made this

Youtube video here:
It is awesome D:

The Toxic Avenger - Musical

"The Toxic Avenger," a musical comedy romance story shown live at George Street Playhouse. The play is directed by John Rando and works with David Saint, the artistic director, and Todd Schmidt, the managing director to create of the best musical plays theatre has to offer. The kind of theatre that the show was displayed on was the thrust theatre along with a very cleaver and unique set on stage. The audience at the time was ranged from nearly all ages. There are a lot of features and elements in the play that made it so wonderful and enjoying to every individual.

The story is focused mainly on Melvin Ferd the Third and Sarah. Melvin is a kind young man who wants to save New Jersey from its toxic environment. He has a real affectionate feeling for Sarah who is a very attractive blonde woman who happens to be blind. At the beginning of the play, a couple of bullies were harassing Sarah as Melvin stood up and told them to leave her alone. The situation escalated into Melvin revealing how he really felt about Sarah. Awkwardness came about as the bullies left, Sarah told Melvin that she is going to pretend she didn't hear anything. Towards the end of the scene Melvin told Sarah he will save New Jersey from its toxic environment and was going to see Babs Belgoody, the mayor of Tromaville.

He goes to the mayor about the issue to reveal he knows about her involvement with the toxic waste dump. The mayor panics and decides to make Melvin the deputy to clean up the mess.

However, she tells the bullies to kill him as soon as possible. If the public were to find out she is involved, she wouldn't be able to become governor.

Melvin is in the toxic waste dump as the bullies spot him and throw him head first into a toxic barrel to kill him.

Sarah was walking by as the bullies spot her. They harass her and decide to have a little fun which leads up to a point where they were going to rape her. Before anything could happen, a huge sound was heard and out of the barrel where Melvin was thrown into came out a very strong, brave, and ugly monster, The Toxic Avenger. He jumps down to kill the bullies to save Sarah. She is relieved and automatically falls for him.

I’m not going to continue onward telling you what happens in the story, go watch it, its definitely worth it! Especially if its for a group hang out or a romantic date!

The cast of the play was only five people who acted out multiple characters. David Josefsberg, labeled as white dude, and Demond Green, labeled as black dude, played nearly all the minor characters such as the bullies, workers, Mexican hired workers, couple, backstage dancers, cross dressing dancers, barbershop workers, and many more. Nancy Opel played a Nun, Melvin's mother, Ma Ferd, and Mayor Belgoody. Nick Cordero played Melvin Ferd the Third and Toxy the Toxic Avenger. The beautiful Audra Blaser played Sarah throughout the play.

The performance of all the actors is one hundred percent on the dot perfect. In a personal view, I found no flaw. All the actors disappeared into their role to which at some point of the story thought their were more then five people in the cast. It is highly believable that the actors were real people, an example would be Sarah's actions in acting blind, she would go off stage, the wrong way, drop items where they shouldn't be, and even talk to a complete stranger thinking it was someone she knew.

The language use is really off the bat for people ages thirteen and up. There is some parts where it may seem inappropriate for children. Especially one scene were the mayor and Melvin's mom called each other bitch, slut, whore, and many other nasty sexual theme remarks. It was amazingly outrageous to see the scene when the actor Nancy Opel playing both the mayor and Melvin’s mother at the same time. The audience was really blown away by that performance.

There is even a portrayed sex scene between the scientist and the mayor and the flashing of the mayor's chest. Some of Sarah's scene are sexually intentional from when she is unconscious and spreads her legs, seduces Toxy when he came over for tea, and the Oprah dance scene where she moves her body.

The story's genre is believed to be a comedy romance. The story is focused on Melvin and Sarah's relationship as well as the comedy between all the situations occurring that just can't make the audience stop laughing. The story does complement the subject a lot, though at times it may seem like a horror show, but they would add in comedy in every single action.

The set design is lead by Beowulf Boritt. The set was uniquely designed, on the center of the stage, you will see a circular motion of barrels along with barrels around the side, a hallow green light of water surrounding the stage. The set seriously looked the part for the play's illusion to be performed. When a new scene would arise, they would spin the circular barrel and open it up or turn the barrels over to look the scenes for the library, the office, or Sarah's house. A cleaver and brilliant way to display scenes without much hassle to move things around.

The costume design is done by David Woolard. The costumes definitely fit the character's part. There was diversity between the back stage dancers toward the main character's dancing. The nerd costume and Toxic Avenger costume seemed similar to play its part to let the audience know what happened to Melvin.

Lighting was brilliantly done by Ken Posner. The green hallow look of the water to the walls in the background, the reflection of the water, and finally the lights flowing through the smoke. Everything was preset and made to perfection.

The band that played the music was half hidden above the set. Some of the people in the audience didn't notice the band playing however there was some interaction between the guitarist and the main characters toward the end of the play. The music fit the part perfectly toward my opinion.

The fight direction was done by Rick Sordelet. Even though it was intentionally suppose to look fake, it was made believable from the position of where the action was done. It was close to believable when Toxy was attacking the bullies. It was well done to hide and perform such actions in a live play.

The hair and wig designer is Mark Adam Rampmeyer. All characters had believable hair on them, but what made it most hysterical was when Nancy had to play both Ma Ferd and the Mayor, they made a specific wig and costume design where half of her body was Ma Ferd and the Mayor. She would then fight herself which left the audience laughing throughout the scene.

The director, John Rando, clearly handles every sense to transition toward the next. At times there is a time when the audience is engaged such that part when Toxy is on a killing rampage or when Ma Ferd said its physically impossible for her and the mayor to be in the same room. As far as wishing the actors to do something, I think there really wasn't a moment like that, the director did a real well job at choreographing moment among the play.

The meaning of the story is generally predictable and yet at the same time complex. It's obvious the story is telling us to care about the environment, yet at the same time telling us that love can be found in the most unexpected ways possible. It gives hope to those that feel they aren't meant to be loved because of physical features. In my opinion that's something really emotionally hopefully to give toward anybody in the world.

My overall experience for seeing this play is so great words really cannot describe how much of a good time I had. This is my first experience to see a musical play and I hope to see more again. I loved the story, the in-depth context the story is saying, and the performance which created so much humor in both vocal tone and physical movement.

It's by far a new thing for me to experience live play then seeing a movie and I seriously prefer to see more live performances.

The End! Thanks Ivy and Jeff for watching it with me on my 2nd time and suiting up on FANCY DAY!

Happy Birthday Sidd!

Happy Birthday Sidd!
Hope you have a fun day today bro. O_o I’ll see you at 5:20. :3

Equus Play Review and Suicidal Heroes Episode 1 Update

Well, I could say I was busy with school and all that for not blogging, but fuck it, I'll tell the truth, I'm a lazy, no good, lieing, retarded, son of a bitch. I pissed off a couple of people (while I luled), hung up on people who call to ask if I feel ditched, and gave the finger to Mr. LonelyHearts to fuck off. Then again I would be giving the finger to myself, because I'm that person. [readers reaction: =O No waiiiiiiii]

Oh you better believe it, eh ehe eh, meh, well anyways, I've been producing Suicidal Heroes for a while now, in fact, its been 4 whole months since the start of the project and we finally hit the 50% mark. Yes we are half way there. The current length is 10 minutes and some seconds. I have just completed Scene 5 footage creation as it now needs voice over edit. There is still a lot more work to get done, but hope to speed up the production concidering I have a break from school.
LoL, maybe it will be ready by the time my birthday arrives in February. xD
[reader's reaction: lololol]

SHUT UP! I'm still blogging!

Usually its movie reviews, but I got interested in a different type of theatre.
Live theatre in that case.

Lets begin!!

[The following content is as written on my play review for class.]

Equus



“Equus,” a very dark and complex drama story performed live at Broadhurst Theatre on 44th street in New York City. (Ticket was $116.50) The play is directed by Thea Sharrock and works with Susie Cordon, the production stage manager, and Joey Parnes, the general manager. The type of theatre Broadhurst Theatre provides is the proscenium theatre with its stage props of four rectangular blocks and background stable for where the horses stay. The audience in appearance seemed to be ranged from young adults (students) to older adults at the age of eighty. There are many aspects to the play which seemed to have great relations to the stories we know in the bible as well as in-depth and complex character development that leaves the audience startled.

The story is about a psychiatrist, who goes by the name of Martin Dysart, who helps children with psychological problems. He was assigned to help a patient with a very deep, dark, gloomy, and complex mind. The patient’s name is Alan Strang of the age of 17, son of Frank and Sora Strang, the parents of the young patient.

Alan committed a very terrible crime of blinding six horses one night. Surely there are reasons to lock him up in jail for the crime committed; however everybody doesn’t know why he would randomly blind six horses out of nowhere. He loves horses ever since he was a little child, works for a stable to be near horses, and tends to them very carefully. Martin saw him as a strange one, but wasn’t going to give up on the child.

There one hour appointments, at first like every patient, is hard to open up to, but through interaction between getting to know each other better, Martin saw progress into solving the mystery. However, the progress was quite slow, but got quite a bit of information from Alan’s parents, Frank and Dora. Frank told Martin about the certain dream he has. Martin caught notice and asked what the dreams were about. Frank told him that he would check on Alan at night to see a certain strange phenomenon where Alan is worshipping a god, and would mumble words.

Martin questioned Alan about his dreams, but found it to be hard to talk to him about nearly anything. He then used a psychological hypnosis mind trick on Alan to get him to reveal what exactly the dreams about. Which revealed that every three weeks, he would sneak into the stable, take out Nugget, one of six horses, and ride him in the middle of the night and try to reach and be one with Equus, supposedly to my own understand as the god of horses.

At this point, we learn about Alan’s strange obsession with horses which lead to the existence of a horse god, Equus. Yet when we relate the strange obsession between Alan’s attachments to horses and our own god, whoever it maybe, (Jesus, Allah, Krishna, Giant Spaghetti Monster, Pink Unicorn, Purple Oyster, and tons of other god names) let’s look at our own god and our strange events we do to please our god. Are we any different from what Alan does to please his sight of god? No, we aren’t.

Martin thinks about Alan’s case and sees that he must save him, a boy trapped in his mind; he needs to open up and talk to him. If he cannot get him to confess the events that lead to the blinding of six horses, nobody can. He knows that Alan wants to confess, but can’t since he is afraid. He can’t bare the guilt if he isn’t able to help Alan.

Martin tells Alan about a truth serum that will help Alan open up, he gives him a “special pill” and a cigarette to smoke. They smoke and wait until Alan is ready to talk. When he is finally ready to tell the story, he reveals that it all started when was with a person named Jill.

Alan and Jill were talking on about in a usual conversation which leads to watching an adult film at a theatre where they saw Alan’s dad surprisingly. Alan saw that most hard working men that come home late at night aren’t really working hard, but instead having their own twisted exotic pleasure. He felt disgusted to see even his own dad and decided to walk Jill home then go on the bus. As they walked home, Jill thought to go into the stable where the horses were well asleep. At that moment, Alan was hesitate and wanted to leave, but Jill wouldn’t let him.

Jill slowly seduced Alan into actually having sex right there in the stable. Jill slowly took off her close as Alan hesitantly did as well. As they were gently fondling each other, Alan was uneasy has he heard the horses. Jill said there was no noise and told Alan to relax. Again and again Alan heard the horses as Jill told him to relax. When it came to the point of intercourse, Alan panicked and freaked out, went insane, and picked up a knife and threatened Jill to leave or he would kill her.

Towards Alan’s vision he saw the horses, starring at him. They are surrounding him with their bright eyes for they saw shame upon Alan. He wanted them to leave, he wanted to have his way with Jill, but couldn’t because the horses were in the way. He couldn’t see Jill because the horses were blinding his view. And so he stabs each horse in the eye so they wouldn’t see, but the only person that was blind was himself.

Many were still confused for why he blinded the horses when it was all in his mind, but look at it this way. Would you have sex in a church? Would you want to let God see what you’re doing? I didn’t think so either. For Alan, the stable was like a church. It was incredibly uncomfortable for him just like it would be for anybody at a church. The Gods we praise has no body or face, but a horse is a horse, there is visualization of what the god would look like. And so, Alan attacked their eyes.

The cast had various people in it. Martin Dysart, the psychiatrist, was played by Richard Griffiths. Alan Strang, the 17 year old patient, was played by Daniel Radcliffe, who is famous for his film role as Harry Potter. The nurse is played by Sandra Shipley. Hesther Saloman was played by Kate Mulgrew. Frank Strang, Alan’s father, was played by T. Ryder Smith. Dora Strang, Alan’s mother, was played by Carolyn McCormick. The Young Horseman and the horse of Nugget was played by Lorenzo Pisoni, who is famous for several films such as “See Spot Run” and television shows like “All My Children.” Jill Mason is played by Anna Camp. The horses were actually people with horse helmets, which are played by Collin Baja, Tyrone A. Jackson, Spencer Liff, Adesola Osakalumi, and Marc Spaulding.



Yes! That my friend is the Potter boy in those movies and I saw his PENIS!
[Reader's reaction: o_o]

>_> Well I did, I mean it was dangling around on stage as he runs from horse to horse stabbin the eyes in such a rage. (Hears "flopp") UGH >.<

The performance was done alright. There were some parts that left me clueless because I had difficulty hearing. The crying scene with the mother felt a bit too forced. Several scenes I felt that maybe the characters should have a bit more motion while talking. Other then that, it was done well. The best parts were Alan’s scene with the horses, it was pretty powerful. The sound of his voice and the action may very well have stunned the entire audience. The action
on stage is set to have been at a psychiatric facility, however, as Alan and Martin are talking, back flashes and various scenes occur during their talk to give the audience the visual picture.

The language use is really toned to a more serious side then in a comedic way; however there are parts where comedy was shown from the psychiatrist. There were parts where seduction played its role in body language with the scene with Alan and Jill. We saw the Alan’s uncontrollable desire and action to tend to the horses in very loving way which some people found a bit odd.

The genre of the story is clearly a dark gloomy drama. The story is focused on Alan’s strange crime of stabbing six horses in the eye. Causing great stress toward his parents, the horse owner, the girl he has in contact with, and many more. There really is no way to describe it otherwise.

The set design was very basic. All they used was four rectangular blocks to set design to various environments. The associate set designer, Ray Huessy, and designer, John Napier, did a very cleaver job. Although it doesn’t seem much in the beginning of the play, the very basic setting gets interesting as we see a stable set in the background surrounding the set as well as a circular maneuverable stage in the middle. It was a big surprise to see such basic set for a play to turn into something more than four rectangular blocks.

The lighting for the play is done by David Hersey and Ted Mather. The lighting for the play I personally loved. The color changing between the scenes were done very well and were very believable. The most interesting part about the lighting was on the horse helmets. It really showed its value and richness toward the horses and how important they are in the story. I loved how well the light blended the environment to really make people believe they were truly there.

The sound is done by Gregory Clarke and Beth Berkeley. The only times the sound becomes a major role is during Alan’s horse scene. Even though there isn’t much interacting with sound enhancements, when the time came, it was amazingly powerful. Too in-depth that it touched the souls of everybody in the audience.

The movement direction is done by Fin Walker. There are times which I would like movement to occur, but when your in a psychiatric facility, it is basically a sit down and talk sequence. Though the movement is done well when it comes to the black flash scenes as well as when the story is moving forward as the action is being displayed in the background. Finally, the last set of scenes where we see Alan stabbing the horses as they all go crazy upon the stage.

The director, Thea Sharrock, clearly brung out the best in Peter Shaffer, the writer of Equus, work in this type of play. There isn’t any interaction with the audience in this play, but there wasn’t any need for that element to be part of the play.

The meaning of the story is generally the search for passion in contemporary life. We all have the need to belong, and thus we create gods that give us light, hope, and help us from
ourselves. However, there are many unique ways of doing this and so we see how serious people can get to achieve such a thing. We are all different, there really is no other way to explain it. Sometimes we would disagree with one another on how to achieve enlightenment and sometimes fight one another to prove who is right. However, we are thinking animals with ability to reason. We all have the power to accept another person’s belief and way of life and at the same time disagree.

My overall experience from watching this play is the sense to see that there is a choice in the belief of God to an extent where freedom of choice is truly achieved. Surely we all have our belief in the super natural, but to actually portray a choice on what God can really be is amazing. I didn’t expect God to be a horse and to show appreciation in such a way Alan did is unbelievable.

BTW, theatre plays are so expensive, but I got to meet Daniel(Mr. Potter) in more ways then one. x___x

The Day We All Worked To Hang Out

So, it was the middle of June or July, who the hell cares, it was in the summer. Me (Sidd) and Sanjay went to Middlesex County College and had did god knows what the hell, but as we were walking by, a very handsome young fellow with a sweet torso comes out of nowhere and asks us to help him in some campaign thing. Obviously I was going to ignore his ass, but then he said something about money and I payed attention. (Yes I know, I'm a two-bit two cent whore. keke! ^^)

So, the guy with the hot torso with blonde her was like, we need people to help put up door signs for this political campaign. I really don't know who the hell this politician was, I just wanted the money. Do this job and you get 75 bucks at the end of the day. So me and Sanjay were like, "Yea sure no prob."

So about a week or two pass and it was the day to work. We told Jeff like literally the day before about this whole "be a bitch and get 75 dollars at the end" thing. Then Jazz called like an hour before we went and was like "Yo bitches wtf you ppl doing today I'm off work." He called SJ and he told him about the whole thing and so Jazz tagged along.

And so, we went to the place where they told us to meet up, which was like near some train stop. The one near Berkley College, some white building. We were looking for parking and finally spotted one, but we saw a really confusing sign about the parking. No joke, it literally sounded like B.R. to me at the end. So we parked anyway to soon to learn we can't park there so Jazz went and parked on the other side of the world just so it was safe.

We were all lined up at the building, we were all dressed nice, but it was hot as balls. The line finally moved and we finally got a name of the polition we are working for, I think it was Lautenburg, but everybody said lumberg. Then we constantly made jokes and reference to Office Space. "Fukn Lumberg" "Who we working for again, luaten lumberg? lumberg right." "Lumberg SUX!!!" (seriously I heard that in the line.)

So we finally got into the damn building and made us sign stuff, and gave us lunch. People didn't really eat there meals, but I was chowing down and shit. Hell I took another person's lunch and ate that too.

So finally we got this random briefing on what the hell we are suppose to do. We were to go to specific houses, ring the door bell, and basically tell them something about Bush sux and vote for lumberg, and I was like, thats a little too extreme so I changed my lines. Also, we had to give this door handle ad thing with lumberg's name on it to vote.

So me and Jeff paired up, and SJ and Jazz paired up. We were bus number 3 I think, but not sure. We got on the bus and it was alright, we were being dropped off at our destination. The first stop came and two hot ass jail baits had to get out, as they were getting out, Jazz like yelled very fast "GET THE FUCK OUT!" As then we see people are like "huh, how rude" while me, SJ, and Jeff were literally holding our mouths with both hands laughing our asses off. Then eventually we all got dropped off.

Me and Jeff went about our routes and to give these random shyt out. So the first house we went to, I knocked on the door and said my line instead of the weird line that dork with glasses said to say. "Hi, we are with the lumberg campaign reminding you to vote." Not so bad, but then I got lazy and my line drifted from polite to "Hey this is a daily reminder to vote, pz." Then Jeff complained I was doing my crappy job wrong and it wasn't a daily reminder, I'm like, LOL WUT!?!?

Then this old guy kept us for fucking 10 minutes, I'm like bro, I ain't lumberg! And he shut the door. Then we had to go to houses with grumpy old ppl who were like "I don't give a fuck, get the fuck off my property you sick fucking liberal." Of course Jeff was on the other side and I was too tired about what just happened. Then there were signs. No something (meaning ppl that knock on doors and ask stuff). We did anyway for the hell of it, well I did, lol. Then we had to find houses that were non-existent >_>.

Was a pretty fun day, then the dude in the van came and was like yo, fuk the work, get in my van and lets chyll. So we did, and we picked up everybody else about one hour later. We were all in the back, me, Jazz, SJ, and Jeff. We were just bullshitting to pass time and eventually it was time to go home.

The Highlight of the Night Supposedly:

I was staring outside and I saw a house, and there were many freaking people there, I mean it was fucking packed. So, as I saw that, I shouted "Hey everybody look, a house party!"

SJ or Jazz was right behind me and quickly responded, "Sidd thats a funeral."

Everybody, including the driver laughed there asses off.

That day will always be remembered as the greatest day we worked and hanged out
to have loads of freaking fun.

And the question still remains, we still don't know who lumberg is :O

Suicidal Heroes - Sidd's First - Halo Machinima

Its been so many years that I had played Halo. I first started to play halo during my time in the 8th grade of middle school. I used to chill with a group of friends that I had back in kindergarton and stuff, I still try as much as possible to contact these people, but really can't find the time. Anyway, the person in this group who introduced me to Halo and the new generation of video games (xbox1) is Krishan. So, from then on, I was a Halo fanatic.

Because of Halo, I was able to have a hobbie to relate to at school with other students. I was able to socialize and talk about owning everybody was my goal. So I was invited to lan parties and it was all cool, but I noticed that I became an asshole, I would take this game so seriously. Then I noticed that I wasn't getting
invited to these Lan parties anymore. They said I kept winning, and people didn't like the asshole winning and talking smack because it made them feel like quitting. They then went on about how Halo is meant to be played. So these bunch of noobs told me that its all about having fun...together. And they walked off on me.

They were right, games are suppose to be for fun, so I played and tried to never go at it with my full potential, try to be beaten, or play for fun. It was more enjoyable that way and relaxing to lose. I quit Halo 1 afterwards and dwelled into
the realm of PT, but I played halo here and there.

I met Jeff through Halo, and thats what started that friendship. Bungie created a game not only to give us a great time, but to bond friendships that never would have even been possible. And so since we had common interest in video games, communication between us developed and here we are today, best friends.

(Same goes for everybody else, videogames is what started it all. Its the universal
hobbie we can all relate to.)

So, enough with the past, here we are in the present, Halo is still a part of my life and I can never forget what miracles its done for my social life. And so I take the very next step and to create a Halo Machinima. (Machinima is in-game based films, with actual story and dialogue, basically a movie but in game style format.)

Its short, but people are liking what I created. Hopefully there will be a another one soon that will "rox your sox off"! Its been entered into WeGame.com's August
Machinima Contest.

This is my first Halo Machinima. ^^

Thank you for watching! :D

website:
http://www.wegame.com/group/AugContest/

The prize detail:
http://www.oxhornbrandmovies.com/images/Image/WeGame%20Contest%20Official%20Rules.pdf

My video entry Link:
http://www.wegame.com/watch/Suicidal_Heroes/

Crowns of Desire - Sidd's PT Machinima

Crowns of Desire, a Priston Tale Machinima, created by Sidd
and his clan members of Devotion. Originally, this film was
called Beyond the Gates of Bless Castle: Episode 1. The original
film was a complete success and an Episode 2 was in production.
However, on March 25, 2008, the hard drive containing all the
contents of Episode 2 had completely erased along with everything
else that was valuable in the hard drive. Through a very tough
time, and minor depression, the urge to completing the story came
back to Sidd, and thus he has recreated BTGO-BC Episode 1 to a
full 35 minute film. Will there be a sequel to Crowns of Desire?
Maybe, but it most likely won’t happen for a very long time.

The film has a production history of 15 months of work, a total
of ‘1.1 terabytes’ of FRAPS footage, a mass amount of voice actors,
and finally ideas developed through conversations on ventrilo. The
story behind it all is based on Sidd’s classic fan fiction nobody
read called Priestess Pride.
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Here is the outside interview near a Taco Bell:

Reporter: What is your view on your latest work?

Sidd: Well, I wouldn’t consider it my work; it’s more of a group
effort. And it’s pretty much an offensive film aimed to every
single PT player, so I really hope it turns out well with hate
mail and death threats all over my inbox.

Reporter: Why do you want to be hated so badly?

Sidd: I’m XxEmoKidxX, number 1 no lifer in all of PT. I want to
be known to be a biggest no lifer then anybody that plays this
crappy piece shit online children’s video game.

Reporter: So what are your comments on a sequel to your latest film?

Sidd: Meh, I’ll think about it over some tea and burritos for a
sequel, was hoping to end it here, let’s just hope I don’t get
banned for angering the community for my jokes, *lmao*, my aim is
to make it offensive and funny, if no one is offended, then I’m
seriously not doing a good job, if they are, then my goals in life
are complete. Oh ah, if anybody sees Syndicate, tell him I love him
for helping me out to recreate this crappy straight to youtube film!!!
Not in a…gay way…just…you know what I mean >_>. Oh and ahh, if anybody
knows how I can reach Lily, aka ShutUpNSwallow, it be a big help,
I miss her. Iight, later homies, I’m gonna get me some...

SJ: 14 layer?

Sidd: What the hell are you doing here?

SJ: Motha Fuka, who you think drove you here!?

Reporter: Last question before you shove or choke on cancer,
how do you rate this film from 1 to 5?

Sidd: How the hell are you gonna ask the artist the rating,
of course I’m going to say its 5 stars, I’m the f***ing creator,
got to wait for the fans to downvote my crappy youtube videos man.

Reporter: One last question, promise, how does it feel to
completely have a big conversation to yourself in this blog and
most of the film?

Sidd: >_> ……..lonely :\.........................
*plays Simple Plan music*
***how can this happen to me, I made my mistakes…***

JB: Both of you, End your life now!

SJ: Indeed.
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