Colin Lambert shed a tear as he finished watching the movie, "Dead Poet's Society", on his flight from St. Louis to his high school in Defiance, Ohio. Immediatley after landing, he went to the nearest tattoo shop and got "Carpe Diem" inked onto his left arm, placed right beside his tattoo of Millhouse from the Simpsons.

Heavily inspired by the movie, Lambert's speech contained themes and messages about living in the moment. He told the kids not to worry too much about school, or sports, because when you live in the present and do things that make you happy, you're life will be fulfilling.

He invited all of the kids in the gymnasium to stand up on their chairs. It took some convincing, but the kids and the teachers all stood on their chairs in unison. Unfortunatley, there was a small earthquake that occured just after everyone stood up, which caused the entire high school to fall down. 75% of the students and faculty in attendance were severly injured by the incident and Colin Lambert was banned from returning to his Alma Mater.