Very cool... not much else can be said

If you think about it though, most peoples' jobs depend on machines, some peoples' live even...

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thats cool. it kinda reminds me of some of the scenery from the movie Equilibrium.

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True. I was going for more the, erm... meaning I guess, behind the word machine. The factory, as a whole, can be described as a machine. Each worker a component in this giant mass producing monstrocity. Only problem when your a drone in the machine, is you are no more unique then the person beside you. Individuality is lost in the overal scheme, and a person is just a tool, or a component.

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I've never heard of that. What's it about?

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I know what you mean, but at least it's not as bad grocery stores and places like Tim Horton's... I mean, they don't hire certain people because they don't want to 'look bad' infront of their customers... that's why I'm kindas happy with the job I have, if I wanted to get a facial piercing or dye my hair bright green or purple, I could.. I don't ahve to worry about 'looking good' for the place I work at....

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You were right, Great job. I love the dark colors contrasted with the bright shades of red.

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The early bird catches the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese.

Thanks I spent a lot of time making sure the colours where right on this one, most of the editing was just that

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"In the nation of Libria, there is always peace among men. The rules of the Librian system are simple. If you are happy, you will be arrested. If you cry, the law will hunt you down. If you read a contraband book or so much as look at a smuggled painting, you've committed a crime. To keep the peace, citizens must take their daily doses Prozium, a powerful designer drug that stops feelings dead and keeps everyone on an even keel. Refuse to take the drug and special police will find you. Up until now, top-ranking government official John Preston has believed in this system, has upheld the system as a highly-trained "Cleric" who seeks out and destroys those who don't take their pills. But then he skips his own dose of Prozium--and discovers an incredible new world of sensation that gives him the passion to fight for freedom. "

-description taken from [link]

its a good movie, if you get the chance to see it, do.

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wow, I'm definitly going to check into that one. Thanks for the suggestion

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