well, i've been here for 2 and a half years (although 9 months of them i was in the army) but my time has come
the thing is, nowadays i'm only posting in the op section. but the op section is garbage. i remember when sigart and ragnarok both left, they were both annoyed with some of the new people and the lack of the older members posting and it's basically the same with me. there's no fun anymore & the manga discussion only lasts for one day

i'll probably drop by in the...

So I'm off [again]. This time it's a 9 day stint in Ibiza with the fam. Hoping to brown a bit, but hoping I'll be able to get the wi-fis out there to keep up to date with the footie transfers.

Airport shops = Duty-free anime goods.

TAKE MY MONEY.^

Until then, laters guys

watching hyoukaits great XD

NOT REALLY ANY SPOILERS

[Currently viewing Dragonball, up to Episode 6, 'Keep on Eye on the Dragonballs'.]



I've always been interested in the use of communist symbolism in anime.

I believe I'm safe in assuming that asian nations and story creators have a way different relationship with the communist idealism than us NA's*, and this causes me to be curious. So naturally, with the introduction of Oolong in Episode 4, Dragonball has caught...