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Should've taken the mule. You can always rely on a mule to bear a load and get you where you're going. EDIT: Intersession, Gerund trawls around the city looking for any information on the runes he found. And, erm, a hospital.

Also watching A Certain Magical Index, followed by A Certain Scientific Railgun. It's actiony stuff all the way, but pretty cool regardless. Biribiri is my favourite character thus far... Though I can't recall what her actual name is supposed to be.

And you could add onto the end: 'And even moreso if they aren't actually in poverty' For consistency: the same amount that I donate to teenage angst charities. I fail to see what point you're even making anymore.

Replaced for clarity. A valid point, isn't it terrible how people complain about their life when around 15 million children die of hunger every year. Should I post statistics for sex slavery and child abuse as well? Or have I illustrated the point enough. It certainly is. So, about how much do you donate, per year?

Case in point.

On the internet, there is no such thing as 'post removal' If you put it out there, it STAYS out there. :ohnoes:

Every time you read a post by Neferast, 15 million children die of hunger? :huh:

Yet you still verbally mope about it here? Either you can talk to us about it, or you can't, methinks.

D'aaaaww. :(

Aaaaand yet another anime on my too-long list. Have you ever seen 'A Certain Magical Index', Lei?

BUT ARCHI ANIME IS SERIOUS BUSINESS DESUDESUDESUDESUDESUDESUDESU

I think it has to do with similarities in art style; not unlike how one can favor the works of a particular artist over others. Reality is just reality, one can certainly enjoy live-action stuff but it's too familiar. Too similar to real life for out minds to just classify as art, instead I think we tend to judge and calculate the situation like we do with our lives, and categorize it accordingly. Also, anime is fairly niche. You can know what to expect, to a certain degree (though a change of pace, done well, can have all the more impact on fans). Beyond that. Leiana, I wish you luck. Though it's sounds like you just described an anime and then negated, I assume, most of it's core elements. :rolleyes: I think more anime series could do without the overdone, overly-sexualized aspect. I would have enjoyed Bakemonogatari that much more, were it so.

Just finished Bakemonogatari, and started watching Nisemonogatari. COURAGE is to be a weeaboo! COURAGE is to neglect my work schedule! COURAGE is to watch anime when I should be sleeping!

... Joan of Arc's story is not one I would tell to children. Depressing politics, male chauvinism, all ending in the pointless death of an innocent. Also, 15th century France isn't exactly ancient. Ancient would be pre-5th century.

If it's manga it can't be that hard. Choose a genre and you've got the characters already. *ahem* I just have one request; Don't make a Puella Magi or Soul Eater fan-comic. Any other series I could stand being done in a less than perfect fashion, but not those.

'All I know is that no one is better than anyone else, and that everyone is the best at everything.' LETS ALL STOP NOW AND NEVER DISCUSS THIS AGAIN NEVER AGAIN EVER

You Get What You Give x Love Circulation I think it fits the moment, in a sense. :rolleyes: (Mostly I just like mashups) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgJTsXDNJp4

Maybe he just wants to be in a relationship? I don't see anything wrong with that. Yes, but it also implies that men who aren't in relationships aren't real men. I mean, is Oscar Wilde not a real man? Ghandi? Issac Newton? Tesla? And I'm sure there are more people. -- Even so, the label of a 'real man' being in a relationship is just stupid and its even more stupid to imply that 'real men' are angsty teenagers who wear black and wear skinny jeans because those are the only other people who discuss love in such a serious and commercialised way. To classify a real man would be impossible because its subjective but sometimes things are so far from the truth that they're just untrue in the way a person could easily argue that bread is the worlds favourite food but would never be able to back it up, a person could never claim mud was most enjoyed by people because they just know its not true. Love is just a human construct which is frankly quite stupid, and the way you talk about it is even more stupid. People can love one another but you speak of it as if its a magical bond in which one person shares their humanity with another being and rainbows appear and birds sing, a human construct isn't like that so it needs to be taken with a pinch of salt. Nobody really loves each other absoloutely and people need to learn to get a grip on reality and realise that its better to get into a relationship with somebody who you know you will have a secure, steady and beneficial relationship with instead of just because of this mad crazy love that causes you to choose people who frankly are stupid to choose, unless of course you fall in love with a perfectly sane doctor with rich parents - but like thats going to happen. Ghandi tupped his wife when his father was dying, as I recall. I did an amateur biography on him for English a while ago. Not that it matters much.

Speaking of which... Turns out the girl I said I liked a while back likes me too. It's a difficult relationship, I think, but an honest and strong one.

Hence, an insult. Stop being so self-righteous. Also, Lei, you should watch the rest of Puella Magi if you haven't. It's a good series, and remember that it has a good ending when you watch episode 3 and onwards.

Ieyfura, Stork, someone please yell at him so he'll stop. I've had enough of Mather being Mather for one week.

Well, shit. Ended up being episode 3 of PMMM all over again.

Anyways, I've begun watching Bokurano ("Ours"). Just on episode one, so too soon to have an opinion. The opening music is fantastic though. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05p646nlYS0 Episode 1, Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0chEOeuDNAc

:rolleyes: *Ahem* Mather, were you by any chance wearing tight pants at the time?

Mather... I think you've got it in reverse. Most of the time, the sum of creation is flipping you the bird.