This is no Joke & The Last Laugh in General Mental Anesthesia
- Jan. 10, 2019, 1:29 a.m.
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So what choice do I have but to be on every social media outlet to mention the GoFundMe page that my friend set up for me on my behalf? I loathe doing it & it’s not all that useful because my social media reach isn’t very big.
I’m talking Blogs, Facebook, Instagram, Message boards, Twitter…
Oh, and speaking of Twitter…
So I’m on there and going through posts relative to my health issues etc… and of course you come across tags like ‘death’, ‘dying’ etc… and then all of a sudden…
Tom Six (writer, director & producer) of The Human Centipede movies just liked a couple of my tweets, then followed me on Twitter.
And I’m not entirely sure how I feel about that, lol. I did like the 1st one, great concept & horror film, a great horror film should be disturbing by nature. The 2nd one, meh, the 3rd one… unwatchable! One of the worst movies I’ve ever seen… and I’ve seen Ghost Ship, after the 1st 3 minutes; it’s the single most cliche’ movie ever made & a total piece of shit! The Human Centipede 3 was actually worse! Literally unwatchable.
I especially don’t know how I feel considering the great John Noble also follows me… I mean you guys know him…
King Denethor from LOTR
and Walter Bishop (Fringe TV Series)
So yeah, there’s that.
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Then, as I was feeling nostalgic, because really… in my condition, what else is there? I was thinking about my work (or lack thereof). I really miss it and getting back to filming and creating is definite motivation.
Stills (bts / behind the scenes of films & tv shows I’ve worked on)
Me, directing the lead actor on set.
Us cameramen taking 5 on the racetrack while working with Fox Sports.
Taking notes between takes to stay organized during a music video shoot.
Behind the scenes of a movie I was the 1st Assistant Director on.
That all got me thinking about feeling better, not just physically, but emotionally. The depression is severe with all the constant pain & sickness and now new things popping up (I have to go back to see the back surgeon again & I need to see a pulmonary specialist as well).
So I tried to remember the last time I laughed… I was trying to be quiet because it was late at night and it was a little over a year ago.
Tempestuous1 ⋅ January 10, 2019
As miserable as I feel at times, I try to laugh several times per day, as it makes me feel some semblance of "normal", which cheers me up, if only momentarily.
Exhumed By Scrying Eyes Tempestuous1 ⋅ January 11, 2019
Even if I could laugh, it would physically hurt to do so.
I agree with what you say though. We need to find those little things in life that help us get by; be it laughter, a serene moment, a good cup of coffee or hot chocolate on a cold day...
Mystery ⋅ January 10, 2019
LOL, to the snow impression. Cool pics, too. :)
Marg ⋅ January 10, 2019
Oh that's hilarious! You looked like you were having so much fun! And I'm really impressed with the 3D faces as well - is there a secret? Did I hear you saying to stick your chin out when you do the face plant bit?
Exhumed By Scrying Eyes Marg ⋅ January 10, 2019
No secret. In the video you see my mom headbutt the snow, she kept doing that for some reason, so to get a better capture in the snow, I told her to go in flush or even. Nose first which would be face first, not forehead first.
It was in the single digits, so I could only do so much filming since I had to take my gloves off, but she did that at least a dozen times!
Leanne 🌈 ⋅ January 11, 2019
Fringe I watched that one. My mind was blown when Yoko Ono & Lady Gaga followed me back on le Twitter. I geeked out dude.
Exhumed By Scrying Eyes Leanne 🌈 ⋅ January 17, 2019
Fringe was great except the last season. You could tell that they had a lot of story left to tell, but the network pulled the plug, so they had to wrap it up in season 5 which is why it felt so rushed and incomplete.
In this day and age, I think Netflix or Amazon might have picked up the show so it could finish properly.