I'll distort your perceptions
Warp your preconceptions
You won't see things the same way again
--Prejudice, Love is the Law

(For once, I will do a normal blog post where I post about my day and shit.)

MR got banned from Dramafest.

Sorry, I mean, MR got taken out of the programme for Dramafest due to sensitive content.

Bitches.

I can't believe we got banned! There are times when I wish I could round up all close-minded, narrow-minded shitheads in the world and start discriminating against them and being retarded to them, just so they know what it's like to be prejudiced against and be unable to do anything about it.

Even up till now, I can't see what's so wrong with our play that it had to be taken out of it. I mean, it wasn't as if there were two guys on stage making out, or that offensive whatevers on stage. Heck, if the emcees are able to crack jokes filled with sexual innuendos onstage, why aren't we allowed to have a play that handles the idea of homosexuality and whatnot? I mean, surely if you get such jokes, you'll have the emotional and mental capacity to understand the play and not be immature about it.

God, I just feel so pissed off thinking about it now. (Haha, this is like the stage of anger.)

Mr Lyon told us something that made me feel slightly better about the situation, it went something like, We shouldn't feel angry about it now, but we should recall that anger and feeling of injustice when we are finally the ones in power. Because we can make a change then.

To a certain extent, this is certainly ironic. In Love is the Law, Prejudice won after all, the straight couple couldn't be tolerated. So here we've got prejudice winning, and this BS happening. At least the audience got the message of the play... Albiet, they understood the message then went to bitch about it.

Those people need lives srsly. I mean, who actually bothers to make complaints about a twenty-minute school play! GO GET A LIFE, GOSH. How does this even affect you? IT DOESN'T. Are you worried that this'll end up influencing the audience members to turn homosexual? Please, I'm sure they aren't that easily influenced. (If you've got nothing better to do, why don't you go hunt some mammoths or go start a fire? Kwun Tong's line ftw.)

My thoughts are so incoherant right now and I really should be sleeping because there's Japanese class later and I really can't remember half of what we've learnt but whatever. I'm still too pissed off.

No offense, and I'm incredibly biased and whatever, but I certainly don't think we deserved to come in fifth. And even if we did suck yesterday, we still should have the chance to prove ourselves today. I was looking forward to performing some supertastic play today and being all, YEAH, SO WHAT IF I'M FIFTH, I'M STILL GOOD.

Well, whatever.

I hate stupid people with no brains. GO DIE IN A DITCH. You're going to be condemned to eternal discomfort in the moderate heat of Heck. (Heehee, my line.)

Before I started writing this, I felt super sad and I was going to blog about how I died after Cat told us we got banned and during intermission when the emcees went, OH GO OUT BECAUSE WE NEED TO SOUND CHECK FOR MR... OH WAIT, THEY GOT TAKEN OUT, I MEAN, MT. My heart just died a little. I swear, I felt like I was going to die because it was just so freaking unfair we got taken out.

But you've got to admit, it's pretty cool to be like, Yeah, I was from the play that got banned. Oh yes, the first play that got banned from DF. Oh, and that was my first production ever.

Suck on that.

Labels: I am sad, See I'm still a DRAMA girl, This is such bullshit, What I go to school for