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Random Images of the Week #3

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Ugh…I’m so sorry people. As of late teachers have been bombarding me with tests and quizzes and homework. Plus I have this writing contest coming up and I really wanna do good on it (and win the prize of course). And if that wasn’t enough, a huge statewide exam is coming up and I just don’t feel confident enough to take it. And so my stress is going up rapidly as a result. So right now I’ll be taking a break from writing to let out the stress but once this crazy ordeal is over I’ll get right back to posting. I’m so sorry…

Update

Erm…the image above has nothing to do with this post. I just put it there for fun. I rendered a character from here and then placed a background behind it. It turned out bad…Ah well.

I’m just gonna say that lately all I’ve been doing is gaming and I haven’t been able to watch anime. Because of this, this blog has been catching dust for…about four days (*sarcastically* That’s soooo long, right?). I’ll let you know that I’m nearly finished with the Durarara!! Episode 9 post and hopefully it’ll be done by tomorrow…or today. I’ll try to catch up with the other shows as well and hopefully I’ll be able to do it in a few more days…

In other news, what’s with the new post the OEG had? “9413″…I searched it up on Google. I came up with this:

The Life and Death of 9413: a Hollywood Extra

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Life and Death of 9413: a Hollywood Extra is a 1928 American short silent film which tells the story of a man who comes to Hollywood to become a star, only to fail and be dehumanized (he is identified by the number 9413 written on his forehead), after which he dies and goes on Heaven, where the number is removed.

All credits go to Wikipedia for the information. First of all, “The Life and Death of …” (annoying title to write) was made June 17, 1928. That’s old to me (no offense to age 91+ people out there). It was a silent film and ran for 11 minutes. 11 minutes…wouldn’t it be great if every Lucky Star episode was that long? And plus the budget for the movie was…$98. My old computer costed more than that, and it was ancient.

Enough of my bashing towards the film. Now let’s go onto the meaning of whatever the OEG wrote. So…I downloaded the mp3 file (I didn’t want to at first but I thought that maybe it revealed something). The mp3 sounded pretty normal to me. Just that really creepy classical music thing. I searched on youtube and out came…trash. Um…anywho…

I’m thinking that maybe the OEG…erm…failed? I can’t really swallow the thought of that, and I can’t really believe it but the stupid film thing points to them…failing/dying (and going to heaven apparently)? I don’t like to think that they really died and failed on their mission, so I’m just gonna…hope they post again.