Because Chocolate Can't Get You Pregnant

[Xadyu]

Sounds kind of cool. Do you think you'd get back to writing at some point or does the fact that you lost all that work put you off?

I think with Supernatural, I saw a few episodes here and there between season 1-2 and maybe a few of season 3, I recall an episode with their dad. Not very much else. I've never seen Go On.

I have to say, even though the sucker in me would've liked for a clear indication in the series finale of Sarah and Chuck's fate, I'm really happy about how it all played out and how they handled everything. It was essentially back to the beginning of it all. Really enjoyed all the callbacks in the last season. Oooh I remember all the campaigning to stay on air. Every season was the same thing. I think it became part of what made the series so popular. Did I ever tell you that during one of the campaigns, Zachary Levi came to my city, near where I worked? I was off work that day and a friend that worked at the Hilton near there remembered it and also told me about it.

Here:


The whole time watching the video, I'd be like "this is where I walk to walk. OHhh I've eaten at this Subway so many times !"

Losing all the work doesn't really matter, it's been ages, I actually remember most of it, although I bet I changed it mentally through all the years, I remember it being childish back then (duh), but it's not anymore. I might try to do something, but I've got too much on my plate already, I recently found some pages of old projects I did with a friend, those were stories/comics kind of things. It was really interesting to see all those old concept drawings and sketches. That project was called "Jeke". Which was a Dragon Ball (before Z)/Jak & Daxter/Tolkien inspired epic adventure.

Now that I think about it (I started writing this post almost a hour ago..... ) I might work something out, just a short story or a prologue or something.
Go On was really a clever, sympathic comedy with Matthew Perry. He is a grieving widow (who is a sports guy on the radio), but he never deals with the fact his wife passed away, but then he's forced into this group therapy (with some (ab)normal people). It's only 12 episodes long, if I'm correct. And being the emotional sarcastic bitch I am, I enjoyed the hell out of it.

Saving the show really saved the show, not in the long run, but that's what the show was about eventually, it really made the show and increased it's popularity. Some things they did were really fun and amazing. And I know that feel, I remember I saw this Jackie Chan movie about.. 10 years back or something, which was recorded in Rotterdam. And we were watching that movie and everyone was like, "HEY! WE'VE BEEN THERE!", "See where did guy got kicked into the wall? Yeah, I took a piss there!" and stuff like that. That's fun, haha, we even ate at the restaurant where a very important scene took place and I even used the phone that Jackie used! Haha.

Dead End Adventure! I know what you mean; I think it's because it's what you'd expect from a pirate anime movie to be about. Reaching a new island and stumbling upon an adventure like we'd not seen before. It was like a larger version of the Davy Back Fight and making into a tournament also.
With Strongworld and Z, I think that's all it was in the end; animation and amazing fight scenes AND soundtrack too. There was so much hype surrounding StrongWorld and the publicity behind was insane, I dunno if you remember. With both they tried to add this "legend" behind the story to give that much more intrigue and I don't think it was completely necessary. Sure, Shiki and Zephyr are brilliant characters in their own way, but I would've preferred them to be clearly canon and in the manga and for the anime movies to be kept as standalone movies maybe. Unless they do a Berserk and reanimate The Marineford Arc as a trilogy, I'd be happy with that.

I don't read/watch none of those. I'm so limited

Some could argue that Brotherhood is better than the manga, I'm not sure though. FMA is brilliant. And so is Brotherhood . I know that the Hunger Games books are better than the movies, my brother read them before the film and though he still likes the first film, he said the books are miles better. A lot of the same is said about the Twilight series too.

Yeah, I guess you could say it like that. I really liked the character designs of Needles and Shuraiya back then too, especially Shuraiya. I made so much fan art of him! I remember Strong World's publicity.. It was insane alright, I think it's one of the reasons that somewhat ruined the movie, it made me expect SO MUCH, but in the end.. Well... Yeah. Both movies grew strong towards the end. Shiki and Zephyr were great characters alright, and I agree, they should've been all canon, OR not. It would be awesome if they brought back some old villain that hasn't been used anymore, take for example, Captain Morgan. He comes back in some sort of amazing way, you know, that would be great and would bring some hype too. Or maybe Arlong, I don't think we have heard of him anymore either? He would be an even better choice (still my favorite arc so far, loved the recap special of it too). Something like that would get great hype probably and even if it's bad, it's good because of the villain. (I started this post 4,5 hours ago..)

Brotherhood had excellent quality in every way possible, it's probably more and better enjoyable, but I'd choose the manga over it any time. Although I have to admit I enjoyed the last part more in the anime, that was better executed there. Twilight books being better than the movies isn't that hard, haha. The Hunger Games movie had some excellent cinematography, which made me think about the books. Some scenes or moments in the movie were so much more than they were showing, I immediately bought the books but I never even opened them....

You're so fair. For me, I guess I'd do the same...if I remember to; and that is my problem with everything: remembering to watch/continue a series. There's been numerous cases where I've stopped watching something simply because I couldn't remember to pick up from a previous episode. After enough time had lapsed, I'd lose interest and it'd seem like too big a task to carry on again. This was the case with at least Modern Family and NCIS.

I'm just sad because I've never seen it.

Hmmm looks interesting. I may actually even link it to my FB just because of convenience. Thanks! is the screenshot what you're currently watching? I can see that the site also has animes you can add? how up to date is their list of anime series?

The one with Sookie is True Blood I watched a bit of both, stopped Vampire Diaries after season 2-ish, too much high school drama. Stuck with True Blood for the gore and grit of it but then that got ridiculous too. As with most vampire series.

Here's the article I read with Harmon about season 4 and his plans. Some of his comments are...

All really sounds good and promising going forward. So...where is that free Zoro t-shirt you promised? are you are oyu waiting for me to find you the art for it?

I think you should try to limit your projects and activities for the meantime, until you're stable; both financially and time-wise. Then you can think of adding more projects or changing up a few things.

I'm too fair, sometimes I hate something so much, yet I keep watching. We stopped with the Dexter talk, but the latest episode made me laugh so hard! Hannah and Dexter are supposed to be very smart yet Hannah did the most stupidest thing ever and Dexter didn't care. His son, Harrison fell on a treadmill and cut his chin. BUT, you can clearly see it's an adult guy who falls, on his arms first.. It was sooooooo bad... soooooo bad. I had to laugh at it.

I had that a lot of times to, usually with things I started to follow on tv and then just missed or forgot an episode. Like Prison Break or Heroes. Luckily, both shows turned into shit, so I was relieved that I didn't care anymore. I always have this feeling that I'm missing out on something great.

What is this.. I don't even.. Go! GO! Watch it now! How dare you!?

Yeah, that was a partial screenshot of what I'm watching, it's pretty up-to-date for my anime experience, but sometimes I had to wait some time before things got added. A lot of things get fused too. Pokémon for example, it's all mashed into one, the same for Digimon for example. It had Digimon (S1-5) and Digimon Xros Wars. I believe I missed some anime too, but in the end I just use it for things I actively watch. And I still have MAL, so yeah, you can't really build a good list on FMtv, so I don't care. I usually watch animes in batches too, so I don't mind at all.

I remember seeing Sookie on tv before, I watched entire episodes and I thought that was some abominable shit

I might start the Vampire Diaries, I've heard bad things about TB, a lot actually. But people have been rather positive about VD, it's even getting it's spin-off show, The Originals. Which actually caught me attention and that is the reason I might start VD anyway, I saw the Harmon-talk. I follow everything Community-related, haha. It seems Harmon has a pretty big ego, and after season four, that got inflated even more, but that last bit, he deserved that. :

INSPIRATION KNOWS NO LIMITS!
When it comes, it comes! And I forgot about your Zoro shirt... ^^" You could hand me some art, otherwise I'll figure something out sometime, but I'll probably forget. So yeah, just do that.

What? why? can't we just hug in the nude?

I know this wasn't directed to me, but, we can.

When I started this post, it was 11:13am. It's now 17:09...

 

[Kaiten]

Yeah it has that slight Dragon Ball feel to it. Maybe because of the open setting and land it currently has. It does definitely have a strong female cast, compared to a lot of other series. You're right.

At a glance the art style immediately reminds me of Dragonball (part one) and One Piece. It kind of has that same mix of cartoonish character design with an incredible amount of detail. I like that style a lot more than the more realistic style used in Naruto, Bleach, and Air Gear.

 

[Xadyu]

I watched the first two episodes of Modern Family (seeing you mentioned it as one of the shows you watched), not impressed.

But Julie Bowen.
She's one of those women I keep on forgetting and discover again every time, always lovely.

 

[Evil3ye]

Oh I get your title. It's because you love white chocolate and you hate kids. Right?Right??

 

[Kaiten]

Oh I get your title. It's because you love white chocolate and you hate kids. Right?Right??

Is "white chocolate" what you call yourself? Please say no

 

[Xadyu]

Okay.. I'm loving Modern Family!

I never thought it to be this great, I love Phil and Cameron, but to be honest, everyone is great!

 

[Evil3ye]

Is "white chocolate" what you call yourself? Please say no

Jealous?

 

[xi0]

Okay.. I'm loving Modern Family!

I never thought it to be this great, I love Phil and Cameron, but to be honest, everyone is great!

You'll get tired of it eventually, I did.

 

[Xadyu]

You'll get tired of it eventually, I did.

Yeah, probably. I'm at the Hawaiian vacation now, first season finale after this.

And I already had the 'meh' feeling a lot, it's really smart sometimes, but at other times it's doing stuff like it did before to be what they were then.... Something like that..

 

[xi0]

Yeah, probably. I'm at the Hawaiian vacation now, first season finale after this.

And I already had the 'meh' feeling a lot, it's really smart sometimes, but at other times it's doing stuff like it did before to be what they were then.... Something like that..

For some reason the show isn't on my cable service, though nearly everything else is. Anyways, I like the show, but not having the convenience to watch it when I wanted to left me falling behind. It gets repetitive.

 

[Charlie]

Is "white chocolate" what you call yourself? Please say no

David - you've got me thinking...
Hermann would qualify for a white chocolate title, totally.

 

[Kaiten]

Jealous?

A little bit, yes.

 

[Asclepius]

I did farofa with aspargus and those pepper. I never made farofa with aspargus before, i guess.
It was delicious with rice and smoked sausages.

And now we dance.

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This one was a one hit wonder. A very unknown one. So i won't bitch if you don't know them.

 

[Xadyu]

CALL ME NOW!

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Which reminds me, afk Bob. I just rewatched a couple more eps of Digimon Savers and it had me thinking (again). The opening could've easily been one of One Piece's older openings. Don't you think so?

It makes me reminisce more about One Piece than about the actual show!

 

[goldb]

Losing all the work doesn't really matter, it's been ages, I actually remember most of it, although I bet I changed it mentally through all the years, I remember it being childish back then (duh), but it's not anymore. I might try to do something, but I've got too much on my plate already, I recently found some pages of old projects I did with a friend, those were stories/comics kind of things. It was really interesting to see all those old concept drawings and sketches. That project was called "Jeke". Which was a Dragon Ball (before Z)/Jak & Daxter/Tolkien inspired epic adventure.

Now that I think about it (I started writing this post almost a hour ago..... ) I might work something out, just a short story or a prologue or something.
Go On was really a clever, sympathic comedy with Matthew Perry. He is a grieving widow (who is a sports guy on the radio), but he never deals with the fact his wife passed away, but then he's forced into this group therapy (with some (ab)normal people). It's only 12 episodes long, if I'm correct. And being the emotional sarcastic bitch I am, I enjoyed the hell out of it.

Saving the show really saved the show, not in the long run, but that's what the show was about eventually, it really made the show and increased it's popularity. Some things they did were really fun and amazing. And I know that feel, I remember I saw this Jackie Chan movie about.. 10 years back or something, which was recorded in Rotterdam. And we were watching that movie and everyone was like, "HEY! WE'VE BEEN THERE!", "See where did guy got kicked into the wall? Yeah, I took a piss there!" and stuff like that. That's fun, haha, we even ate at the restaurant where a very important scene took place and I even used the phone that Jackie used! Haha.

If you ever do decide to get back into it, it'd be nice to read what you work on.

If it's only 12 episodes long, I may look at it. Matthew Perry has done some good stuff on tv since Friends, there was another show he did before Go On, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip; which I watched randomly a few years ago on late night terrestrial tv here. It seemed okay.

I'm really happy that the show got to see its end and most importanly given the numbers to delivery the ending that the writers had in mind. I would've been really disappointed had it ended abruptly.

Oh that also reminds me, I was watching last week Jonathan Ross and remember Vin Diesel talking about the filming for the last Fast and Furious having occurred in London at night whilst most of the population were attending the Olympic Games. I was like "wtf, I was there! for like...2 months! "

Yeah, I guess you could say it like that. I really liked the character designs of Needles and Shuraiya back then too, especially Shuraiya. I made so much fan art of him! I remember Strong World's publicity.. It was insane alright, I think it's one of the reasons that somewhat ruined the movie, it made me expect SO MUCH, but in the end.. Well... Yeah. Both movies grew strong towards the end. Shiki and Zephyr were great characters alright, and I agree, they should've been all canon, OR not. It would be awesome if they brought back some old villain that hasn't been used anymore, take for example, Captain Morgan. He comes back in some sort of amazing way, you know, that would be great and would bring some hype too. Or maybe Arlong, I don't think we have heard of him anymore either? He would be an even better choice (still my favorite arc so far, loved the recap special of it too). Something like that would get great hype probably and even if it's bad, it's good because of the villain. (I started this post 4,5 hours ago..)

Brotherhood had excellent quality in every way possible, it's probably more and better enjoyable, but I'd choose the manga over it any time. Although I have to admit I enjoyed the last part more in the anime, that was better executed there. Twilight books being better than the movies isn't that hard, haha. The Hunger Games movie had some excellent cinematography, which made me think about the books. Some scenes or moments in the movie were so much more than they were showing, I immediately bought the books but I never even opened them....

Needles character looked so badass scary. And Shuraiya was that protagonist with a mischevious side that you couldn't help but love, very good story too. Which reminds me, I'd completely forgotten that Zephyr is not the first Marine traitor we've had in the OP movies. We've actually had a few...even in the Zoro-centric movie if I rememeber correctly. That too I'd seen but raw, so I didn't understand much of it.

Regarding Captain Morgan, I'm expecting him to show up at some point in the NW, we've not heard a single thing about him. A good way to bring back past villain would be to make them the unexpected villains in movies and having them appear right at the end of it, then have the movie be canon and tied in with future manga storyline...

Arlong appeared in a flashback during Fishman island but not in recent storylines. The same with all past villains and characters whose futures and fate are ambiguous, I wonder when Oda will have them reappear, or if at all.

I've never read any of either Hunger Games or Twilight books, all I stated previously is through friends who have. I refuse to venture down that path. I am thinking though, it's time I began collecting another manga series. Slam Dunk or Blade of Immortal? or both...but really slowly.

I'm too fair, sometimes I hate something so much, yet I keep watching. We stopped with the Dexter talk, but the latest episode made me laugh so hard! Hannah and Dexter are supposed to be very smart yet Hannah did the most stupidest thing ever and Dexter didn't care. His son, Harrison fell on a treadmill and cut his chin. BUT, you can clearly see it's an adult guy who falls, on his arms first.. It was sooooooo bad... soooooo bad. I had to laugh at it.

I had that a lot of times to, usually with things I started to follow on tv and then just missed or forgot an episode. Like Prison Break or Heroes. Luckily, both shows turned into shit, so I was relieved that I didn't care anymore. I always have this feeling that I'm missing out on something great.

What is this.. I don't even.. Go! GO! Watch it now! How dare you!?

Yeah, that was a partial screenshot of what I'm watching, it's pretty up-to-date for my anime experience, but sometimes I had to wait some time before things got added. A lot of things get fused too. Pokémon for example, it's all mashed into one, the same for Digimon for example. It had Digimon (S1-5) and Digimon Xros Wars. I believe I missed some anime too, but in the end I just use it for things I actively watch. And I still have MAL, so yeah, you can't really build a good list on FMtv, so I don't care. I usually watch animes in batches too, so I don't mind at all.

I remember seeing Sookie on tv before, I watched entire episodes and I thought that was some abominable shit

I might start the Vampire Diaries, I've heard bad things about TB, a lot actually. But people have been rather positive about VD, it's even getting it's spin-off show, The Originals. Which actually caught me attention and that is the reason I might start VD anyway, I saw the Harmon-talk. I follow everything Community-related, haha. It seems Harmon has a pretty big ego, and after season four, that got inflated even more, but that last bit, he deserved that. :

INSPIRATION KNOWS NO LIMITS!
When it comes, it comes! And I forgot about your Zoro shirt... ^^" You could hand me some art, otherwise I'll figure something out sometime, but I'll probably forget. So yeah, just do that.

Too fair? Ah yeah I saw how people reacted to that on Uproxx and the many gifs and videos in slow motion that had been posted since. It was hilarious. The worst part is, the adult stuntman didn't even hit his chin, you can clearly see it on the slow motion. I chuckle quite a bit.

I've signed up to the followmy.tv site and put up a few shows that I have been watching. I'll properly check it later. It was difficult trying to remember at which point I'd stopped watching certain show. I wish they had the same system that MAL uses with lists( on hold, plan to watch, completed, watching, etc), but it's good as it is. Hopefully it'll help.

I've added it to my list. I need to fix my hard drive first, then I can download it to watch. I'm running out of space on my laptop and don't wanna make it slower than it already is.

The show actually got better at some point and characters like Eric Northman mainly and others began to grow from their sterotypical portrayal to being characters with real emotional depth and backstory. Eric's story with his maker is quite touching and the journey from when he loses his memories was cool to watch. But yes, general "meh" around it. Bill just pisses me off everytime I saw him on screen after season 1. Ugh.

I'll find a good print and message you at some point. Cheers.

I know this wasn't directed to me, but, we can.

When I started this post, it was 11:13am. It's now 17:09...

NO

I started this post in the early after noon, now it's 17.41 Why are we doing this?

At a glance the art style immediately reminds me of Dragonball (part one) and One Piece. It kind of has that same mix of cartoonish character design with an incredible amount of detail. I like that style a lot more than the more realistic style used in Naruto, Bleach, and Air Gear.

Though I also like the realistic styles of the manga you mention( particularly Bleach's character designs), I prefer the cartoonish look for shonen; it works. But also, when done right, it looks brilliant. The mangaka for Nanatsu has done some really good action pages, comedy panels and emotionally captivating close-up images too.

I watched the first two episodes of Modern Family (seeing you mentioned it as one of the shows you watched), not impressed.

But Julie Bowen.
She's one of those women I keep on forgetting and discover again every time, always lovely.

Julie Bowen, really?
Not even Sofia Vergara? She could get it...

Oh I get your title. It's because you love white chocolate and you hate kids. Right?Right??

What do you mean by white chocolate? I love kids, up until a certain age when they begin to act out.

Okay.. I'm loving Modern Family!

I never thought it to be this great, I love Phil and Cameron, but to be honest, everyone is great!

As Gary said, it won't last for much longer. Phil and Cameron and Gloria are the best characters in that series. Followed by Luke, Manny, and the rest of the kids and Manny's dad is such a cool douche.

I did farofa with aspargus and those pepper. I never made farofa with aspargus before, i guess.
It was delicious with rice and smoked sausages.

And now we dance.

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This one was a one hit wonder. A very unknown one. So i won't bitch if you don't know them.

Sounds delicious indeed . Where's the low quality photo though?

Let's DANCE!

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No I didn't know them. Gimme something that I will know, I'm starting to feel really shitty.

Which reminds me, afk Bob. I just rewatched a couple more eps of Digimon Savers and it had me thinking (again). The opening could've easily been one of One Piece's older openings. Don't you think so?

It makes me reminisce more about One Piece than about the actual show!

That really does remind me of We Are and a mix of the general structure of OP themes lol. The art in this though...oh, the pain...

 

[Kaiten]

Though I also like the realistic styles of the manga you mention( particularly Bleach's character designs), I prefer the cartoonish look for shonen; it works. But also, when done right, it looks brilliant. The mangaka for Nanatsu has done some really good action pages, comedy panels and emotionally captivating close-up images too.

There is just something classic about cartoonish looking shounen, almost like classic Disney cartoons. There's something about the style that seems timeless. I like realistic art too. Art should be appropriate for the story. Cartoonish art would not suit something like Vagabond or Vinland Saga very well. I actually liked Bleach and Naruto's art more before they became so realistic. Kishi had a very distinct, individualistic style during part one. I feel like he has lost that during part two. Bleach was never that cartoonish, but used to be a lot funkier looking. Kubo's style used to remind of a cross between JoJo's and Houshin Engi. I think he's become so focused on drawing bishies that his art has lost a lot of it's original appeal. I still like his layout and design schemes. There's a really good flow between panels. The way he designs pages reminds me of Inoue.

 

[Xadyu]

If you ever do decide to get back into it, it'd be nice to read what you work on.

If it's only 12 episodes long, I may look at it. Matthew Perry has done some good stuff on tv since Friends, there was another show he did before Go On, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip; which I watched randomly a few years ago on late night terrestrial tv here. It seemed okay.

I'm really happy that the show got to see its end and most importantly given the numbers to delivery the ending that the writers had in mind. I would've been really disappointed had it ended abruptly.

Oh that also reminds me, I was watching last week Jonathan Ross and remember Vin Diesel talking about the filming for the last Fast and Furious having occurred in London at night whilst most of the population were attending the Olympic Games. I was like "wtf, I was there! for like...2 months! "

Yeah, I'll let you know, I was actually scribbling a lot of little notes this past week, haha.

Aaaaaaand that was a typo, I meant to say 22. I forgot to correct myself, it was announced to get half a season, but it was so popular that it got a full season! Then it became incredibly popular and got adapted in lots of countries before the first half was even finished! ... And then it got cancelled.... It has a closed ending, so no worries there. Matthew had some great shows yeah, Studio 60 was a good show, Mr. Sunshine not so much, mostly because of the supporting cast. But Go On! was incredible! I really loved it!

Yeah, if they ended it the first time when it was supposed to, it would've gotten a sudden ending. But, I wouldn't have cared, I liked it, but I wasn't into it.

And you missed all of that too? Poor Bobby..

Needles character looked so bad-ass scary. And Shuraiya was that protagonist with a mischievous side that you couldn't help but love, very good story too. Which reminds me, I'd completely forgotten that Zephyr is not the first Marine traitor we've had in the OP movies. We've actually had a few...even in the Zoro-centric movie if I remember correctly. That too I'd seen but raw, so I didn't understand much of it.

Regarding Captain Morgan, I'm expecting him to show up at some point in the NW, we've not heard a single thing about him. A good way to bring back past villain would be to make them the unexpected villains in movies and having them appear right at the end of it, then have the movie be canon and tied in with future manga storyline...

Arlong appeared in a flashback during Fishmen island but not in recent story-lines. The same with all past villains and characters whose futures and fate are ambiguous, I wonder when Oda will have them reappear, or if at all.

I've never read any of either Hunger Games or Twilight books, all I stated previously is through friends who have. I refuse to venture down that path. I am thinking though, it's time I began collecting another manga series. Slam Dunk or Blade of Immortal? or both...but really slowly.

Overall the movie had an excellent design to it. Zephyr wasn't the first one, but I'm not sure if Saga can be called a traitor. If I remember correctly, he took over the Marine dojo on that island with his full purpose of bringing darkness to the world. I'm not sure that qualifies as betrayal, since he never did anything big against the marine, he just casted a spell over the dojo and it's members. He wasn't an official Marine member in the end.. If I remember correctly.

I really didn't like that movie btw, I was so psyched, since it was a Zoro movie! But in the end it was a very boring and bad movie.

Did you see the Episode of Nami special? Which recaps the entire Arlong Park in two hours with brand-new animation? It was excellent.
Last month they did an Episode of Merry one, I'm really looking forward to that one.. but then again.. not really. Just thinking about it!
And there was an Episode of Luffy (Hand Island Arc) which has something to do with OPZ too, I think. There was more I think, One Piece had a lot of anime stuff this year.. It's crazy

Besides the manga cover-stories no villains got more centric into the storyline, besides the flashbacks of Arlong, but those are flashbacks, so they don't count. Enel was fucking bad-ass too and it's been awhile, he would be perfect. If they put a main villain in a movie who is not the main villain after all, but just the right hand man or something. But that's wishful thinking, I guess. If so Oda just comes up with new characters that fit in somewhere, much like Shiki and Zephyr.

The last we saw of Morgan was during Django's Dance Carnival, right? After he escaped in the cover-stories, he drifted in the ocean in Dance Carnival. But he could be useful in some Coby/Helmeppo filler/side-story instead of a cool comeback in the movies or specials.

Too fair? Ah yeah I saw how people reacted to that on Uproxx and the many gifs and videos in slow motion that had been posted since. It was hilarious. The worst part is, the adult stuntman didn't even hit his chin, you can clearly see it on the slow motion. I chuckle quite a bit.

I've signed up to the followmy.tv site and put up a few shows that I have been watching. I'll properly check it later. It was difficult trying to remember at which point I'd stopped watching certain show. I wish they had the same system that MAL uses with lists( on hold, plan to watch, completed, watching, etc), but it's good as it is. Hopefully it'll help.

I've added it to my list. I need to fix my hard drive first, then I can download it to watch. I'm running out of space on my laptop and don't wanna make it slower than it already is.

The show actually got better at some point and characters like Eric Northman mainly and others began to grow from their sterotypical portrayal to being characters with real emotional depth and backstory. Eric's story with his maker is quite touching and the journey from when he loses his memories was cool to watch. But yes, general "meh" around it. Bill just pisses me off everytime I saw him on screen after season 1. Ugh.

I'll find a good print and message you at some point. Cheers.

Did you see the reactions to the new episode on Uproxx then? The season was absolutely horrible, but the last episode was just.. abominable. The new one was just pathetic too, I can't even take this show serious anymore, I don't understand how they could let it get this bad..

Yeah, MAL is basically a perfect site. IMDb has a great system you can customize, but it's very static and you have to keep everything up-to-date yourself, no easy edits etc. That's too bad, I was actually planning on making a MAL for cartoons and eventually branch out, but we shut that site-project down after 2 months, realizing that we couldn't keep it under control if it became too big. The workname was called http://iwatchtoomuchshit.nl ( ). But it's a pretty easy site I guess. You also have trakt.tv, which looks a lot better and is more fun too, because.. pictures. But then again, FMtv is easier to use.

Yeah, I know that, I'm glad Netflix finally arrived, I was surviving on 1~2 free gigs for months. Now I've got about 200 gigs again, the other 1800 is filled with anime, manga and music.

And I have no idea what you're talking about, but I'll find out soon, I guess.

NO

I started this post in the early after noon, now it's 17.41 Why are we doing this?

Don't be like that..

It's.. fun..?

Julie Bowen, really?
Not even Sofia Vergara? She could get it...

As Gary said, it won't last for much longer. Phil and Cameron and Gloria are the best characters in that series. Followed by Luke, Manny, and the rest of the kids and Manny's dad is such a cool douche.


That really does remind me of We Are and a mix of the general structure of OP themes lol. The art in this though...oh, the pain...

Julie Bowen yes. She's gorgeous.

Sofia is only good for her boobs. Besides, I've grown tired of her a long time ago, I first saw her in Lord of Dogstown and Four Brothers, which was .. 10 years ago? Soon after she got in two shows, Hot Properties and Knights of Prosperity.

Phil and Cameron are the best, I'm nearing the end of seasons three and... Phil is the best. Cameron has it's moments. I really have gained respect for Jay, he's a douche, but he's a such a sweetheart. I've never liked Gloria. She's TOO LOUD and I hate her 'things'. You know, the accent and it's language mistakes, the 'in my country/culture'. I've never liked her. But her boobs save her, because I like Mitchell the least. Never liked him, just like Gloria actually.

I practically binge-watched the show, then there's not enough time to get tired of it.. yet! But I can understand why, it's a sitcom.. eventually they all become.. just a sitcom..

What's wrong with the art?

 

[Asclepius]

This artistic pizza just went into the oven to get ready for my stomach.

Spoiler

boiled eggs + bacon + aspargus

 

[Charlie]

Braz no pizza chotto hen ya.....

Honto nii... pizza desu yo ne?

 

[Asclepius]

IT WAS DELICIOUS