Well, either way, at least it wasn't an opportunity missed.
Exactly. Now that it's over, I'm more annoyed that I messed it up so badly, than being bothered about the outcome. If I don't get it, whatever, but failing to do the best I can do, I don't like that so much.
No call back by now, I'm pretty sure I didn't get the part. No big. Like I said before, it's not rejection - It's just saying that you weren't the right fit for the production they wanted to put on. If a piece of a jigsaw puzzle doesn't fit into another puzzle, that doesn't mean it's a bad piece, it means that it's not the right piece to complete the puzzle, that is all.
If Josh Brent hadn't had access to alcohol Jerry Brown would still be alive.
edit: Though I just realized that argument is a lot less specious than the anti-gun argument made about the Belcher murder-suicide and therefore fails.
There was also a black kid in the movies, Lavender Brown. Well, she was black in her earlier appearances. When she started dating Ron, they made her white.
Context? I thought everyone in Harry Potter was white.
I made a remark that there were an awful lot of white people in Harry Potter, She followed it up by saying that there were lots of white people anyway. It was a back and forth that concluded with "well as someone that doesn't think that skin colour matters in stories". It is interesting when you think about it, awful lot of white folk kicking around.
I think there was also a black guy in Harry's class but I'm not sure. I can possibly see The angle that they were trying to go with the demographics of the English Isles but the argument she made is a shitload of fuck.
Context? I thought everyone in Harry Potter was white.
I made a remark that there were an awful lot of white people in Harry Potter, She followed it up by saying that there were lots of white people anyway. It was a back and forth that concluded with "well as someone that doesn't think that skin colour matters in stories". It is interesting when you think about it, awful lot of white folk kicking around.
Well, given that Harry Potter takes place in the UK, and last I checked the majority of the UK's population was white, that sort of does make sense. There were a few people of other races/ethnicity in the books and movies though, such as Cho Chang and the Patil twins. Presumably magic schools in other parts of the world would reflect their ethnic populations/mixes as well.
I always felt like modern books could get a pass for race since there is no visual cue. Any character who never received a drawn out character description may be black, or bald, or have an incredibly deep voice.
Also, there was that one badass black dude who became Minister of Magic. Totally forgot his name, but he's worth at least 3 black people.
You know whenever I hear the lyrics "...A child shivers in the cold, let us bring him silver and gold..." I think about some royal asshole tossing a coin at some poor person saying "Go buy yourself a blanket."
I'm sorry, England, the reason you don't export any culture has nothing to do with your lack of vijigame tax breaks. We're talking +1 culture bonus in a future-tech civ focused on food expansion.
I'm sorry, England, the reason you don't export any culture has nothing to do with your lack of vijigame tax breaks. We're talking +1 culture bonus in a future-tech civ focused on food expansion.
Eh if I remember the chart is pretty similar to some of the EU stuff for films. Its dumb but what can you do. Personally I want more cockneys to crop up, or at least British people to stop being evil all the time.
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edit: Though I just realized that argument is a lot less specious than the anti-gun argument made about the Belcher murder-suicide and therefore fails.
The angle that they were trying to go with the demographics of the English Isles but the argument she made is a shitload of fuck.
Also, there was that one badass black dude who became Minister of Magic. Totally forgot his name, but he's worth at least 3 black people.