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Jan. 11th, 2005 07:00 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jianantonicNot enough sleep last night.
Abs hurt from pilates.
Heart hurts from seeing old man fall.
Eyes hurt from staring at a computer screen to write a paper at 6am.
Tummy hurts because I'm sick.
But I'm ok. It could be worse. I'll get a nap before work (hopefully) and then only work a six hour shift, so it's all good. Then more pilates tonight and hopefully less hurting.
In American films that take place in other countries, why do they even bother with accents? It's not like the French accent does anything to take away from the fact that they're a bunch of Parisians in Paris and they're not speaking French. And it's just painful to watch some actors try to do their fake voices. Like Nicholas Cage in Con Air. Not that that's a foreign film but it was my best example of a shitty accent.
Anyway I'm done here. Peace.
Abs hurt from pilates.
Heart hurts from seeing old man fall.
Eyes hurt from staring at a computer screen to write a paper at 6am.
Tummy hurts because I'm sick.
But I'm ok. It could be worse. I'll get a nap before work (hopefully) and then only work a six hour shift, so it's all good. Then more pilates tonight and hopefully less hurting.
In American films that take place in other countries, why do they even bother with accents? It's not like the French accent does anything to take away from the fact that they're a bunch of Parisians in Paris and they're not speaking French. And it's just painful to watch some actors try to do their fake voices. Like Nicholas Cage in Con Air. Not that that's a foreign film but it was my best example of a shitty accent.
Anyway I'm done here. Peace.
