We, (with we being the entire human populous), are first individuals, THEN we have traits that allign us to certain groups. But these things can be changed, because it is not WHO the person is, it is something that goes into making the whole. In all honesty, the only thing I've read here that I agree with is that the history of the world has been brutally disected by the media into two parts: Pre-Columbine, and Post-Columbine, and G*d-d*mn but Post-Columbine SUCKS.
Wow. That's amazing...especially if you've seen the Curse of Blair Witch...it seems believable as a local legend ! Incredible background work...from the Curse of Blair Witch to blairwitch.com to the word-of-mouth. I'd say they've managed to fool just about evreryone *somewhere* along the way.
But what about the witch-hunts? The background story, the towns "spooky woman" tales that lead into the trek that we see in the movie? Did they write all that, too? I could, of course, be wrong, but does Burketsville not have such ghost stories? Now, if it does, they have made the fiction utterly seamless with the existing legend. If they cooked up the legend, too...they did a damned good job of that ! -heartmangled-
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We, (with we being the entire human populous), are first individuals, THEN we have traits that allign us to certain groups. But these things can be changed, because it is not WHO the person is, it is something that goes into making the whole. In all honesty, the only thing I've read here that I agree with is that the history of the world has been brutally disected by the media into two parts: Pre-Columbine, and Post-Columbine, and G*d-d*mn but Post-Columbine SUCKS.
Wow. That's amazing...especially if you've seen the Curse of Blair Witch...it seems believable as a local legend ! Incredible background work...from the Curse of Blair Witch to blairwitch.com to the word-of-mouth. I'd say they've managed to fool just about evreryone *somewhere* along the way.
-heartmangled-
But what about the witch-hunts? The background story, the towns "spooky woman" tales that lead into the trek that we see in the movie? Did they write all that, too? I could, of course, be wrong, but does Burketsville not have such ghost stories? Now, if it does, they have made the fiction utterly seamless with the existing legend. If they cooked up the legend, too...they did a damned good job of that !
-heartmangled-