At 7/9/07 01:54 AM, Dr-HyakuNinGiri wrote:
I would have to say 11 episodes
My bad, the GAR made me lose count.
At 7/9/07 01:45 AM, Gendo wrote:
Foods always have the funniest names. Hell, amusingly named foods is not a strictly Asian thing either.
One of my favourite Chewing Gum names is called "Black Black", caffiene chewing gum.
I recall there was a diet candy called Ayds out around 1982 in the States.
I wonder if the Internet has an image of said Ayds.
I'd like to see more of Romance of The Three Kingdoms in animated form. That one's only been done to death in the videogame world.
Maybe they think it has no market as they have been overdoing that in drama form for the past decade or so.
It takes time, but it may happen.
I forgot who told me this before: China is nicknamed "The Sleeping Dragon", meaning that when it wakes up, it will be immensely powerful. Likely referring to its potential as a country, I believe.
Why did I see that coming?
Being the /m/aster here, it's pretty much expected to call upon the manliest machine in SRW History.
Plus, Baran Doban is always related.
I've been lurking here too much, I need to get out of the house.
I will be doing that to buy a new Computer Bag in a few moments.
It varies from person to person, sometimes complete sentences is too much for people to take.
Our ranks aren't for show, huh.
Dreamworks is also quite the heavy in American animation.
Ah, there it goes. Thank you.
Squeenix knows how to make eye-candy, now they just need a new gimmick.
But it damn-well works
(Sorry to you FFVII fanboys, but enough is e-fucking-nough.)
Squeenix does not think so, of course. Just watch the last few seconds of the
Dissidia trailer (Garland = Kimura (Azumanga Daioh), Kuja = Xellos and Zidane = Naruto...).
Yeah, I can only imagine that'll throw the national debt a curveball.
I'm concerned more about how they'll step up security for the Royal Families, since I hear there is a lot of problems related to it.
And knowing China, you can buy a working Stun Gun for only 80 Yuan (about 10 USD). OUT IN THE OPEN ON THE STREET, even.