At 8/1/10 11:49 AM, Kisuke wrote: http://www.rainymood.com/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOBHt8eDp 3Q&feature=related

i think you mean
http://www.rainymood.com/
http://www.endlessyoutube.com/watch?v=HM nrl0tmd3k
http://www.endlessyoutube.com/watch?v=DI x3aMRDUL4

enjoi

Has anyone here watched school days? That shit is fucked up O.O

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKsJunlsg Fk

Can I join?
My favorite anime is Kekkaishi. My favorite manga is Bobobobo Bo Bobo.

At 8/1/10 09:18 PM, kittehg0d wrote: Has anyone here watched school days? That shit is fucked up O.O

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKsJunlsg Fk

i read the manga the ending is really really fucked up don't even read it thats how bad it is

At 8/1/10 09:27 PM, MaraquanWocky wrote: Can I join?

Sure, welcome aboard.

My favorite anime is Kekkaishi.

Interesting choice, if I do say so myself {hope I wasn't being rude}

My favorite manga is Bobobobo Bo Bobo.

Any chance you seen the anime version? It's even more "trippy" than the manga.

just finished Clannad After Story Episode 16 and i want to kill myself its so sad that i almost don't want to which anymore

At 7/31/10 11:28 PM, BananaBreadMuffin wrote: Just watched Eve No Jikan, oh wow.

Eve No Jikan? I've not yet heard of that one, I'll look into it.
However, there is another "No Jikan" show I'm a major fan of...

I finished Samurai Champllo and I have to say it really was something refreshing and awesome.

The ending had me a little 'meh' at first but left me feeling good in the end.

I really enjoyed the risks it takes like putting hip hop into a setting that could've been judged as inappropriate.

Overall it really was something worth watching, each scenario is unique, humorous and stylish.

At 8/2/10 03:01 AM, BaronVonBadGuy wrote: However, there is another "No Jikan" show I'm a major fan of...

Chris Hansen, dateline NBC. Have a seat.

At 8/2/10 06:20 AM, JohnnyWang wrote: Chris Hansen, dateline NBC. Have a seat.

LIES!
I'm the real Chris Hansen. I only made "To Catch a Predator" so I could have friends to sit and chat with.

I was rummaging through my iTunes library earlier and ran across the theme from Revolutionary Girl Utena. Now I'm wondering if I should watch it. Has anyone else seen it, and is it worth my time?

At 8/2/10 02:36 PM, Mendou wrote: Watched Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade today - Pretty good film

What a slowpoke.

At 8/2/10 12:10 PM, Mendou wrote:

At 8/2/10 05:27 AM, Gobblemeister wrote: I finished Samurai Champllo and I have to say it really was something refreshing and awesome.

What a slowpoke.

Well to be honest I don't even usually watch anime when I can read the manga

Plus I was finishing Soul Eater and Yu Yu Hakusho

Next I'll try to start Cowboy Bebop

At 8/3/10 06:28 AM, Shauna wrote: Does anyone else have that sick feeling where Amagami SS will end up like School Days? I just have that feeling in the pit of my stomach...

All those women he's growing fond of...

I know it's not one whole story line but a whole bunch, but still...

Nice boat.

As long as they keep the strange body part fetish per arc I'm happy.

At 7/28/10 08:13 PM, Sense-Offender wrote:

At 7/28/10 08:06 PM, orangebomb wrote: As for Paranoia Agent, it's been a long while since I have seen it, I'm debating on wheather I should get the DVDs or not.

Good luck finding it for a reasonable price. I checked the Right Stuff and they only have one volume on DVD, and Amazon expects me to actually pay 100 god damned dollars for the box set. So, I guess I'll be downloading it if I can since they must want me to do it.

It turns out I had already done this a while ago and forgot about it. well, cool.

At 8/1/10 08:58 PM, LaForge wrote: Lol, Goku buried Vegeta without even checking his vitals. I know he was shot through the heart

Frieza gives love a bad name.

At 8/2/10 06:20 AM, JohnnyWang wrote: Chris Hansen, dateline NBC. Have a seat.

I heard all those guys were acquitted because it was entrapment. Ain't that a bitch?

At 8/2/10 02:36 PM, Mendou wrote: Watched Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade today - Pretty good film, but the plot was rather complicated, and I had read the wiki summery after to get an understanding of what I just saw. But still very worth a watch, the animation and art is quite similar to the original Ghost in The Shell film.

I have that on VHS, and was actually just thinking of re-watching it since I realized I don't remember most of it.

At 8/3/10 02:40 AM, Gobblemeister wrote: Next I'll try to start Cowboy Bebop

FOR THE FIRST TIME?

At 8/3/10 02:20 PM, Sense-Offender wrote: I heard all those guys were acquitted because it was entrapment. Ain't that a bitch?

A point I made years ago. They technically did nothing illegal, meanwhile the show tarnished their reputation. But the meme is still fun.

Anyway, still watching Durarara, and the plot is really getting intense now..

At 8/3/10 06:28 AM, Shauna wrote: Does anyone else have that sick feeling where Amagami SS will end up like School Days? I just have that feeling in the pit of my stomach...

All those women he's growing fond of...

I know it's not one whole story line but a whole bunch, but still...

Nice boat.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOO NOT AGAIN ANYTHiING BUT THAT

started whiching Ef A Tale Of Memories its ok so far but after whiching Clannad i want something funnier to mix it up a little

I started watching Tokyo tribe II because of the Goosh Goosh video, it's pretty cool.

At 8/1/10 12:38 PM, BananaBreadMuffin wrote: enjoi

Good taste sir, good taste. I came across this combo earlier and was quite pleased with it.

At 8/3/10 07:54 PM, DeIirium wrote: I started watching Tokyo tribe II because of the Goosh Goosh video, it's pretty cool.

Nothing like tearing an adolescent boy apart with your massive bear cock.

At 8/4/10 09:48 AM, Cootie wrote: What do you fellas think about DeathNote and the morality of Light's actions.

Well, you know, I'd normally say mass murder is wrong, but just look at his hair! omg!

At 8/4/10 09:48 AM, Cootie wrote: What do you fellas think about DeathNote and the morality of Light's actions. I am going back and forth on weather he was right or wrong, but regardless if he is the good or bad guy he is still my favorite character because of his "just a guy" status.

I don't think there was anything wrong with what he did.

At 8/4/10 11:25 AM, DeIirium wrote: I don't think there was anything wrong with what he did.

Well, I think mass murder is bad, anyway.

At 8/4/10 11:26 AM, Cootie wrote:
His hair is just like mine. I would say that we look alike with him being a version of myself that is just a tad bit older. Without all the big ego and need to use people.

Say WHAT now?!?!
You and Light Yagami have the same hairstyle?
Wow, that's the exact same style Justin Bieber has!

I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing

At 8/4/10 12:02 PM, Cootie wrote: But it was against criminals.

Including people who were not, note, sentenced to death via due process.

And he saved so many lives.

Can't be proven.

Crime slowed 70% and all wars stopped.

Yet there were hundreds of names to write in every day, as we can see towards the end. Also, I'm doubtful that would actually work in real life. Death penalty brutalizes the society. Remember the bit when his supporters rushed Near's hideout? He even himself admitted that loyal devotion to Kira doesn't change those people's inherent weakness.

Think of how many lives he saved by killing a bunch of evil people and only a handful of good ones.

First of all, how did he know everyone he killed was truly guilty? People were apparently even snitching anonymously over the net, probably on people they just had grudges against.

Also, at the point where the show ended, Kira's reign had been in place for years, and killed thousands, maybe tens or hundreds of thousands, we never get the actual figures. But since he's not only killing people in prison (because you know, fuck rehabilitation) but also outside, that would soon damage the infrastructure.

What resulted was basically a police state ruled by a murderous, anonymous big brother. People would go crazy paranoid. Everyone has skelletons in the closet, and Kira never actually gives any actual list of things that warrant the death penalty from him. I would be dead terrified, personally. What if he decides people recieving government benedfits need be gotten rid of? Or people who have been critical of law enforcement.

Obviously, this is just overanalyzing what is actually a pretty shallow show. But my view is that mass murder isn't justified, not for the greater good, even, and the idea of it being for the greater good is questionable.

At 8/4/10 03:10 AM, Mendou wrote: After a re-watch of Evangelion, man, I have to say that I've really come to a find a new appreciation for the show. The last half is pretty crazy, obviously, but in a way I think the ending was fitting, and I really couldn't help but smile at it. Shinji is full of angst, but he's relatable and very much a human character.

And to all the children, congratulations!

ikr every time I re-watch Evangelion I pick up something new. NGE is the best anime ever.

At 8/4/10 12:02 PM, Cootie wrote:

No. I don't think that it was right that he killed those detective and it is obvious that he is quite crazy even from the beginning. Somehow he was still charming.

Light was a master at manipulation, he used people like Misa to stay one step ahead of L and the authorities. He is the kind of guy who would backstab anyone the very second that they were either useless, or going to snitch on him, so to speak.

I actually want to know if Light was the way he was before he got the Death Note or the sudden amount of power he gained made him a bit crazy. From the first episode he seemed a little off especially with him being caught up with being God.

He was unaware of the power of the Death Note until he killed 2 random people simply by writing their names, everyone knows that much. But in his crazed mind, he started to become the excutioner of criminals with the notion of being a having a crime-free world, which in an ironic twist, he was becoming a criminal himself. Talk about being a hypocrite along with having a massive ego.

But, when he gets the memories of the Death Note taken away from him he seems like a pretty normal and nice guy. It seems a little odd that his personality changed a good bit when it was taken away.

Looks can be deceiving, one minute he is nothing more than a smart student, but behind the scenes, he is a cold and calculating bastard with murder in his eyes with an agenda. Once his paranoia steps in, everyone was in Light's proverbial crosshairs, and the death notebook isn't far away from his grasp.

What I'm trying to say is, you can't always judge a book by it's cover, you judge it by the contents in the book.

At 8/4/10 03:18 PM, LaForge wrote: He could have easily defeated Piccolo, Gohan, Krillin and Vegeta in his first form, yet he transforms anyway (this was before Goku showed up). I haven't seen how the fight ends so don't spoil it for me.

Aeris lives.

But after we see what she does with her life, we all die a little on the inside...

At 8/4/10 06:45 PM, BaronVonBadGuy wrote: we all die a little on the inside...

wtf

At 8/4/10 05:16 PM, Mendou wrote:

At 8/4/10 04:31 PM, Cootie wrote:

At 8/4/10 03:23 PM, Mendou wrote:

Frieza doesn't like a good fight. He prefers domination.

Definitely, Freiza is one bad mofo.

Even though that arc went on way too long, the final half is well worth it.

I never felt any of the arcs from then onward were quite as good

The action is always sweet but it never feels as 'big' as it did against Freiza

The Cell and Buu sagas are good but I don't think they reach the same level as the Freiza arc

I would explain but I don't want to ruin anything for Laforge