Sunday Jan 11, 2004

0
This is sort of a response to Charlie's journal, but I was kind of interested in what other's think.

Its been bouncing around the ol grey matter all morning;
If you 'kill a killer', some might see it as 'justice'.

For instance, the US legal system quite often sends a killer to the chair or the injection table. Is this justice or simply the act of killing a killer? Considering the latter, the Texas legal system might be considered the greatest single serial killer of our time; an elected methodical killer.

I'm off to post some more pics.
doctashock:
This is something I've pondered a couple of times in the past. It usually makes my head hurt. I've already decided that once I make my first big blockbuster I'm gonna pull a Kubrick and move across the drink.
nicolelee:
watch BOONDOCK SAINTS. i'll let you borrow it if you want... tell me if you want me to bring it to C-bus this week, and just give it back to me over MLKday or whatever.
you'll find the answer. maybe.

n*

More Blogs