6:15--6:30 a.m.
* The previous entry was too lengthy, it did not post, so, I have written this again removing what I think was left out. *
* Added somewhere regarding Bourdain *
Death is final, grief is forever.
I saw Jonathan likes to share posts on Iran, Bourdain visited Iran and his perspectives shaped our understanding of reality.
* Added regarding Famous Last Words by MCR *
The final “proper” track on the album lets the listener decide whether or not The Patient does die. “Famous Last Words” is the ultimate power song from the famous concept album The Black Parade. It strengthens many fans, because of the determination and perseverance the band included in the lyrics.
Frontman Gerard Way wrote this song for MCR bassist (and his brother) Mikey Way. Mikey temporarily left the band during the recording of the Black Parade album due to severe anxiety but agreed to resume working with them upon hearing this track.
Gerard took to Twitter to share what his favorite song from the album is. He originally said “Sleep,” but changed his stance.
The music video for this song features a dishevelled My Chem playing their instruments while various props and pieces of Black Parade memorabilia burn all around them. It is a rather symbolic video, and considered by fans to be one of the heaviest, thematically – Gerard agrees, saying it was written at ‘the darkest period in this band’s career’.
It’s also worth noting that almost every member of the band was injured in some way during the filming of the music video.
Former MCR rhythm guitarist Frank Iero shared this photo on Instagram years after the music video was filmed.
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* Lehan screams: "Chorus, Post-Chorus, Bridge and Chorus" unsure if he is thinking of that girl who blocked him or his dead dad Palith -- but absolutely certain he loves this song. *
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I am also supposed to watch inconspicuous Judy Blume's MasterClass on writing, I have to read through my new thesaurus, so I can learn new words, and also, I have a TON of work to do, revamp website, write new agreements, copy the Captain's Log, I also, have to add CEH--CISSP+ stuff onto our website, and some other stuff.
I must have written it down somewhere.
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I do not write "I don't", I write "I do not" and--
doesn't my discussing of music and whole persona remind you of that loser Patrick Bateman in American Psycho?
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Research shows people who write with contractions such as don't and can't or won't, they tend to be honest, especially, if they say a lot of bad words, but everyone already knows I am 10 out of 10 honest.
Also, I just prefer legibility, what I write, it is easy to read, I never use big words, I use simple easy words, and if I do write big words, I define it too.
This makes it is easy to understand, what is the point of that whole Jedi library Luke Skywalker or Yoda burnt down? Rey did not read it
Nobody reads the Tripitaka, so what is the point of having so many volumes preserved carefully?
The easier it is to read, the better.
The short sentences,
it is easy.
It is easier than:
The short sentences are easier than.
The longer the line-
the more your eye must look to read.
So, this works like magic.
Sheryl Sandberg uses contractions if you read her posts, I don't, and Chamath Palihapitiya uses a lot of bad words;
--but I am already the most honest, truthful and kind person in the world after Muhammad.
What I wrote above is hard to read.
Just to demonstrate, I will rewrite:
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* Added somewhere regarding Bourdain *
Death is final, grief is forever.
I saw Jonathan likes to share posts on Iran, Bourdain visited Iran and his perspectives shaped our understanding of reality.
* Added regarding Famous Last Words by MCR *
The final “proper” track on the album lets the listener decide whether or not The Patient does die.
"Famous Last Words” is the ultimate power song from the famous concept album The Black Parade.
It strengthens many fans, because of the determination and perseverance the band included in the lyrics.
Frontman Gerard Way wrote this song for MCR bassist (and his brother) Mikey Way.
Mikey temporarily left the band during the recording of the Black Parade album due to severe anxiety but agreed to resume working with them upon hearing this track.
Gerard took to Twitter to share what his favorite song from the album is.
He originally said “Sleep,” but changed his stance.
The music video for this song features a dishevelled My Chem playing their instruments while various props and pieces of Black Parade memorabilia burn all around them.
It is a rather symbolic video, and considered by fans to be one of the heaviest, thematically – Gerard agrees, saying it was written at ‘the darkest period in this band’s career’.
It’s also worth noting that almost every member of the band was injured in some way during the filming of the music video.
Former MCR rhythm guitarist Frank Iero shared this photo on Instagram years after the music video was filmed.
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I dunno, I need to take my 45 mg of Mirtazapine "meds" and sleep, I work too much and for too long and I take my work way too seriously.
A bit like Ranasinghe Premadasa worked 'round the clock and it appears Gotabaya is and also--
I hear my nemesis: Lal uncle works 16 hours a day according to this Bank of Ceylon chairman Kanchana Ratwatte who is my FB friend.
I hear,
what do I hear?
Oh right!
This guy Lal, no point working 16 hours a day if the guy steals money and ends up with 3 bn in losses and debts and makes enemies of Saint Lehan.
I love my YouTube playlist playing in the background, I really like these songs, Madonna, who also wears a Red Kabbalah string, she sings about Just Like A Prayer and Power of Good Bye and Frozen.
I f***ing love these songs.
"Pain is a warning that something's wrong.
I pray to G-d that it won't be long.
Do you wanna go higher?"
"There will only be one Madonna, after her, there will never be another Madonna!"
--Saint Lehan's Gay Barber Daniel Rawlinson
