Zeouterlimits
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Ano no Hana 9 - 11
I cried like a bitch. The show had plenty of flaws but it was completely what I wanted/needed.
I cried like a bitch. The show had plenty of flaws but it was completely what I wanted/needed.
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Summer 2011 Anime Thread of Idols, Penguins, and IKUHARA'S RETURN.
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firehawk12
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HYPE!!!! Right?Dresden said:
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Gintama 219: It's basically a reintroduction episode, but still hilarious. TAKESHIIIIIII.
A Black Falcon
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Nano crushes two IS characters, huh? Poor Tabane... but eh, Nano's pretty amusing.Articalys said:
Gay marriage isn't legal here yet.. but there's going to be another referendum on it next year probably, hopefully it'll have a better result than the last one.firehawk12 said:
I don't shop at Walmart. My family has always refused to shop there, for good reason...
They can claw you, sure, but won't kill you. Dogs can be much more dangerous.firehawk12 said:
Dedication Through Light said:
Them staying could have worked, yeah, but the ending they went with works really well too, maybe even better than that one because it shows how they have in fact been rewarded for all their hard work...
Ah, I see. I'm not entirely sure how common misconceptions about Americans and the Wild West were, but I do think that they were at least somewhat common, so some people would believe her when she said something like that for sure. Remember, at that point most people hadn't actually been across the ocean and back. Plenty of people went TO the US and didn't return, but only richer people could afford to travel back and forth... I think her saying that and hoping they'll believe her is reasonably believable.mAcOdIn said:
Also, as far as guns go, the "Americans love guns" thing is still a popular conception... probably because it's got a lot of truth to it... just not to the degree that you see in, say, animes set in America.
Go_Ly_Dow
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Jexhius said:
I was never hyped!!!
The cooking competition setting was just boring. Nothing really happened that made me laugh, or entertained me to a great extent throughout the episode.
It just seemed so pointless!
Also, aren't these girls meant to be nobodies that the Producer is trying to raise through the ranks? How did they even secure a slot on a TV show?
The saving grace for this episode was the end sequence, with Hibiki's song and that slideshow which showed her loneliness at home. That was a nice touch.
Jex
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[Hansaku Representin']
Now what you've all been waiting for, a breakdown of how the girls fiscal policies in Hanasaku Iroha mirrors that of real world economies:
Yuina is clearly America. She's rich and used to having cash to splash around with not a care in the world for the problems this might cause down the line. Got a problem? Through more money at it!
Ohana stands in for Italy. Now during a crisis everyone is looking around worrying about Ireland and Greece and Spain but they forget about Italy. But then they remember that the person at the top of the Italian political and economic pyramid is a totally nutty! Suddenly it doesn't sound like a good idea to lend him money. Still, Ohana's fiscal policies aren't as terrible as Greece's yet, she only wants to spend her money on sweets but she's got a long way to go before being completely useless.
Nako is Japan: Quiet, reserved, concerned with endlessly saving money. Rather than furthering herself my developing, or helping the economy by shopping, she'd rather just save tirelessly.
Minchi is Germany, concerned with being industrious and developing herself further she makes the best use of her wages to improve and find ways to do her job better.
Now what you've all been waiting for, a breakdown of how the girls fiscal policies in Hanasaku Iroha mirrors that of real world economies:
Yuina is clearly America. She's rich and used to having cash to splash around with not a care in the world for the problems this might cause down the line. Got a problem? Through more money at it!
Ohana stands in for Italy. Now during a crisis everyone is looking around worrying about Ireland and Greece and Spain but they forget about Italy. But then they remember that the person at the top of the Italian political and economic pyramid is a totally nutty! Suddenly it doesn't sound like a good idea to lend him money. Still, Ohana's fiscal policies aren't as terrible as Greece's yet, she only wants to spend her money on sweets but she's got a long way to go before being completely useless.
Nako is Japan: Quiet, reserved, concerned with endlessly saving money. Rather than furthering herself my developing, or helping the economy by shopping, she'd rather just save tirelessly.
Minchi is Germany, concerned with being industrious and developing herself further she makes the best use of her wages to improve and find ways to do her job better.
EmmanuelMunoz said:
I thought google only responds to text, surely pics alone would be seen as. http://i54.tinypic.com/23h663o.jpg
Of course if you have boobs, or pedobear in the url then....
Jexhius said:
Enishi Shijima is China: He understands the potential of the inn and is taking a proactive and prudent, albeit successful, approach to management. You could also argue that his mother is the part of China attempting to maintain a more traditional aspect without much change.
icarus-daedelus said:
I think it's if it's said enough times in a thread google will catch on and hammer us with a sense me ad i.e a general discussion in a topic, like in the girl-age thread every post will be filled with words like bewbs, and buttocks etc.
Or if every poster in this thread suddenly developed tourrettes, then we're fucked.
Jexhius said:[Hansaku Representin']
Now what you've all been waiting for, a breakdown of how the girls fiscal policies in Hanasaku Iroha mirrors that of real world economies:
Yuina is clearly America. She's rich and used to having cash to splash around with not a care in the world for the problems this might cause down the line. Got a problem? Through more money at it!
Ohana stands in for Italy. Now during a crisis everyone is looking around worrying about Ireland and Greece and Spain but they forget about Italy. But then they remember that the person at the top of the Italian political and economic pyramid is a totally nutty! Suddenly it doesn't sound like a good idea to lend him money. Still, Ohana's fiscal policies aren't as terrible as Greece's yet, she only wants to spend her money on sweets but she's got a long way to go before being completely useless.
Nako is Japan: Quiet, reserved, concerned with endlessly saving money. Rather than furthering herself my developing, or helping the economy by shopping, she'd rather just save tirelessly.
Minchi is Germany, concerned with being industrious and developing herself further she makes the best use of her wages to improve and find ways to do her job better.
Good. Minchi all the way!
On another note: New Hunter X Hunter-anime is going to start from the very beginning of the story. Worst news of the year
firehawk12
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They even made Comiket boring!Geneijin said:
Crash Station
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Gintama 91
I like how none of the fat people had wider faces, just wider bodies.
I like how none of the fat people had wider faces, just wider bodies.
Dedication Through Light
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Andrew J. said:
Needed more screen time. Hopefully in the next, she almost felt like the next Kaworu in that regard...
Crash Station
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How long before Branduil only responds with gifs?
Somehow this is almost creepier than the posts about Nako's age.Jexhius said:[Hansaku Representin']
Now what you've all been waiting for, a breakdown of how the girls fiscal policies in Hanasaku Iroha mirrors that of real world economies:
Yuina is clearly America. She's rich and used to having cash to splash around with not a care in the world for the problems this might cause down the line. Got a problem? Through more money at it!
Ohana stands in for Italy. Now during a crisis everyone is looking around worrying about Ireland and Greece and Spain but they forget about Italy. But then they remember that the person at the top of the Italian political and economic pyramid is a totally nutty! Suddenly it doesn't sound like a good idea to lend him money. Still, Ohana's fiscal policies aren't as terrible as Greece's yet, she only wants to spend her money on sweets but she's got a long way to go before being completely useless.
Nako is Japan: Quiet, reserved, concerned with endlessly saving money. Rather than furthering herself my developing, or helping the economy by shopping, she'd rather just save tirelessly.
Minchi is Germany, concerned with being industrious and developing herself further she makes the best use of her wages to improve and find ways to do her job better.
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