Don't forget that, because you will be asked about what you did with the knowledge you acquired.Update: It was brought to my attention that this post can be misunderstood, so a clarification is in order. See comment #5. I also made the caption bigger in the picture, because some might have missed it.
6 comments:
OMG 6th and 9th already passed~?!!
気づかなかった～
I am really isolated from the outside world in this small cave..ahhh room!
..and yea~ congrats..
"...you will be asked about what you did with the knowledge you acquired." ：’｜
Umm...
Is this pic for congratulations!?
What a bad taste...
How pompous of you to say that, anonymous.
Then again, from the blogs you visit you seem to have a good taste, so you must be right..
Clarification:
This post was intended to get [what I think is an] important message across. Mixing graduation greetings with the atomic bomb mushroom cloud might have resulted in a feeling of irony or disorientation, and that was intentional. It was not meant to belittle or make fun of the atomic bombings of Japan.
If you know me a little you'll understand that this is not the case, if you know me better, you know that I am both serious and passionate about the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
I wanted to commemorate the bombings in my blog and while I was doing research online on the 9th. When I saw this picture of the mushroom cloud over Nagasaki, I remembered an idea for an illustration I had many years ago, which was intended for new graduates to remind them of their responsibility. SO, I made the poster/picture with the message on its lower left. Then I posted it as a commemoration to the A-bombs and a reminder to all graduates.
I'm original like that.
I really like when people are expressing their opinion and thought. So I like the way you are writing
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