mm...i'm reading Bleach 3, Fruits Basket 3, and i just finished Gunslinger Girl 3 (yes...all even.) actually wait...i'm rereading Rurouni Kenshin 2, so not quite even.
manga yay!
What Manga are you reading?
lol...wow. 666 posts so far. scary.
mm...i'm reading Bleach 3, Fruits Basket 3, and i just finished Gunslinger Girl 3 (yes...all even.) actually wait...i'm rereading Rurouni Kenshin 2, so not quite even.
manga yay!
mm...i'm reading Bleach 3, Fruits Basket 3, and i just finished Gunslinger Girl 3 (yes...all even.) actually wait...i'm rereading Rurouni Kenshin 2, so not quite even.
manga yay!
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DN Angel Vol. 10
Fruits Basket Vol. 12
Meru Puri Vol. 3 (I think that's how you spell it anyways
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Fruits Basket Vol. 12
Meru Puri Vol. 3 (I think that's how you spell it anyways
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Faith is not creating a false reality, but acknowledging God's promises for us.
The dreams I dream for you
Are deeper than the ones your clinging to
Let the old dreams die
Like stars that fade from view
And take the cup I offer
And drink deeply of the dreams I dream for you
-Avalon
[color=Navy]Bill: Ted, you and I have witnessed many things, but nothing as bodacious as what just happened.
Besides, we told ourselves to listen to this guy...
Ted: But what if we were lying?
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shadowblade - Posts: 213
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dareiq s'an - Posts: 113
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Srgt. Frog
Not a series I'll be continuing. It had a few funny moments, but a manga that is supposed to be in the humor genre needs more than that every volume.
Not a series I'll be continuing. It had a few funny moments, but a manga that is supposed to be in the humor genre needs more than that every volume.
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uc pseudonym - Posts: 15506
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Jing King of Bandits: Twilight Tales #2
My Website [online comic]
Do you find your self worried alot of the time about things that don't always make sense?
Are you experiencing any of these?
• Persistent feelings of sadness, irritability or anxiety
• Overreaction to irritations
• Loss of interest in activities previously enjoyed,
• Sleep too much, or sleep too little
• Unexpected loss or gain of weight
• Tiredness or restlessness
• Slowed movement, thought and/or speech
• Guilt, low self-esteem, feelings of worthlessness
• Inability to concentrate and poor memory
• Loss of motivation
• Feelings of hopelessness
• Suicidal thoughts and/or behavior
• Withdrawal from relationships, anti-social behavior
• Physical aches and pains that seem to have no other cause
If you have a few of the symptoms on this list, you may be suffering from a form of clinical depression there are many sites that offer advice and help.
Do you find your self worried alot of the time about things that don't always make sense?
Are you experiencing any of these?
• Persistent feelings of sadness, irritability or anxiety
• Overreaction to irritations
• Loss of interest in activities previously enjoyed,
• Sleep too much, or sleep too little
• Unexpected loss or gain of weight
• Tiredness or restlessness
• Slowed movement, thought and/or speech
• Guilt, low self-esteem, feelings of worthlessness
• Inability to concentrate and poor memory
• Loss of motivation
• Feelings of hopelessness
• Suicidal thoughts and/or behavior
• Withdrawal from relationships, anti-social behavior
• Physical aches and pains that seem to have no other cause
If you have a few of the symptoms on this list, you may be suffering from a form of clinical depression there are many sites that offer advice and help.
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mai - Posts: 432
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I'm reading Hajime no Ippo, Cromartie High (one of THE funniest mangas I've ever read), Azumanga Daioh, Yotsuba&!, and I just finished To Heart and Galaxy Angel
Da Rabid Duckie -- Taking Over Your Country In Three Posts Or Less.
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Law of Japanese Animation #11 (Law of Inherent Combustibility)
Everything explodes. Everything.
In both real life and video games,
anything can be solved through the mass application of explosives. -- The Duck
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Law of Japanese Animation #11 (Law of Inherent Combustibility)
Everything explodes. Everything.
In both real life and video games,
anything can be solved through the mass application of explosives. -- The Duck
Da Rabid Duckie, concerning Gypsy wrote:Gypsy doesn't realize this, but she's ditching whomever she's with and we're getting married. Uh huh. Yeah. Lil bro Zilch can be the best man, it'll be an explosive ceremony. Everyone is invited! We'll serve poutine at the reception, Straylight can DJ, and Shatterheart can start a mosh pit!
Hey... she said it... :pGypsy, in acceptance wrote:Explosives and poutine? Alright!
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Da Rabid Duckie - Posts: 524
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Reading Serenity, and lagoon engine einsatz. Both are pretty good, but Lagoon has a lot of references to "gods" which I didn't care for so with a bit of marker they became Aods! And the whole females turns into males is a bit disturbing just so long as they don't get into romantic issues it can be ignored. *crosses fingers*
Serenity was really funny cheesy I really liked it can't wait for this months book!
God Bless,
Souba
And the whole females turns into males is a bit disturbing just so long as they don't get into romantic issues it can be ignored. *crosses fingers* Serenity was really funny cheesy I really liked it can't wait for this months book!
God Bless,
Souba
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Souba - Posts: 258
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Mai-Hime vol 1
Scrapped Princess vol 1
Bleach 4
Fruits Basket 4
Rurouni Kenshin 3
Scrapped Princess vol 1
Bleach 4
Fruits Basket 4
Rurouni Kenshin 3
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At the heart of mature [color=DarkOrchid]femininity is a freeing disposition to affirm, receive and nuture strength and leadership from worthy men in ways appropriate to a woman's differing relationships.
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At the heart of mature masculinity is a sense of benevolent responsibility to lead, provide for and protect women in ways appropriate to a man's differing relationships.[/color]
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FadedOne - Posts: 881
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I am currently reading/re-reading the latest issue of Shojo Beat. I also finished the first volume of The World Exists For Me and the sixth volume of Peach Girl not too long ago.
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MomoAdachi - Posts: 299
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Recently finished:
Her Majesty's Dog #1
Van Von Hunter #1 (hilarious!)
Yotsuba& #2
Currently on:
Reservoir Chronicles Tsubasa #4
Just Purchased:
Azumanga Daioh #3
Her Majesty's Dog #1
Van Von Hunter #1 (hilarious!)
Yotsuba& #2
Currently on:
Reservoir Chronicles Tsubasa #4
Just Purchased:
Azumanga Daioh #3
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May He cause His face to shine upon you.
May He lift up His countenance and grant you peace.
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Largo: "Well Ed, good to see ya. Guess I gotta beat the crap out of you now."
Jamie Hyneman: "It's just another lovely day at the bomb range. Birds are singing, rabbits are hopping about, and soon there's going to be a big explosion."
May He cause His face to shine upon you.
May He lift up His countenance and grant you peace.
Maokun: Ninjas or Pirates? (Vikings are not a valid answer, sorry)
EricTheFred: Vikings are always a valid answer.
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Largo: "Well Ed, good to see ya. Guess I gotta beat the crap out of you now."
Jamie Hyneman: "It's just another lovely day at the bomb range. Birds are singing, rabbits are hopping about, and soon there's going to be a big explosion."
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I should mention I subscribe to Tokyopop's free online manga. Overall I'm not terribly impressed by their selection, but I do always follow:
Warcraft
Juror 13 (probably the best manga there, if not the most enjoyable)
Riding Shotgun (better development than I had expected)
Mark of the Succubus
A Midnight Opera
Most of the ones I liked they stopped putting online after the first volume (including Psy-Comm, unfortunately). Still, I won't complain because it is free. Though I followed Sorcerers and Secretaries for a while, the character development really started disappointing me after a while.
Warcraft
Juror 13 (probably the best manga there, if not the most enjoyable)
Riding Shotgun (better development than I had expected)
Mark of the Succubus
A Midnight Opera
Most of the ones I liked they stopped putting online after the first volume (including Psy-Comm, unfortunately). Still, I won't complain because it is free. Though I followed Sorcerers and Secretaries for a while, the character development really started disappointing me after a while.
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uc pseudonym - Posts: 15506
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And ran right out and bought both "Van Von Hunter #2" and "Reservoir Chronicles Tsubasa #5". I'm hooked on both, looks like.
May the Lord bless you and keep you.
May He cause His face to shine upon you.
May He lift up His countenance and grant you peace.
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Largo: "Well Ed, good to see ya. Guess I gotta beat the crap out of you now."
Jamie Hyneman: "It's just another lovely day at the bomb range. Birds are singing, rabbits are hopping about, and soon there's going to be a big explosion."
May He cause His face to shine upon you.
May He lift up His countenance and grant you peace.
Maokun: Ninjas or Pirates? (Vikings are not a valid answer, sorry)
EricTheFred: Vikings are always a valid answer.
Feel free to visit My Writing.com Portfolio
Largo: "Well Ed, good to see ya. Guess I gotta beat the crap out of you now."
Jamie Hyneman: "It's just another lovely day at the bomb range. Birds are singing, rabbits are hopping about, and soon there's going to be a big explosion."
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Right now, I'm reading Inuyasha #39 and Rurouni Kenshin #15.
"To educate a man in mind and not in morals is to educate a menace to society."
-Theodore Roosevelt
When asked what wine he liked to drink, he replied, “That which belongs to another.â€
-Theodore Roosevelt
When asked what wine he liked to drink, he replied, “That which belongs to another.â€
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The Demon Ororon
I enjoyed the author's overall themes and exploration of the cruel randomness of life. I disliked basically everything else.
I enjoyed the author's overall themes and exploration of the cruel randomness of life. I disliked basically everything else.
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uc pseudonym - Posts: 15506
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So... Why read it?UC wrote:The Demon Ororon
I enjoyed the author's overall themes and exploration of the cruel randomness of life. I disliked basically everything else.
Im currently enjoying Planetes. Im on chapter 5, so far so good. ^_^
Depend on it. God's work done in God's way will never lack God's supply. He is too wise a God to frustrate His purposes for lack of funds, and He can just as easily supply them ahead of time as afterwards, and He much prefers doing so.
- J. Hudson Taylor
- J. Hudson Taylor
[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]I remember that one fateful day when Coach took me aside. I knew what was coming. "You don't have to tell me," I said. "I'm off the team, aren't I?" "Well," said Coach, "you never were really ON the team. You made that uniform you're wearing out of rags and towels, and your helmet is a toy space helmet. You show up at practice and then either steal the ball and make us chase you to get it back, or you try to tackle people at inappropriate times." It was all true what he was saying. And yet, I thought something is brewing inside the head of this Coach. He sees something in me, some kind of raw talent that he can mold. But that's when I felt the handcuffs go on.
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kaji - Posts: 1281
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...I'm so ashamed to say this but I can't help but read it.
-Ouran High Host Club
I began reading this at my friend's house. I didn't like it at first, but halfway into the first volume it was starting to get pretty good. It's well drawn, has quirky characters, plus Haruhi is just amusing to watch.
-Ouran High Host Club
I began reading this at my friend's house. I didn't like it at first, but halfway into the first volume it was starting to get pretty good. It's well drawn, has quirky characters, plus Haruhi is just amusing to watch.
Cosplays Planned for Anime Vegas and PMX
Inuyasha (Inuyasha) - 0%
Kakashi (Naruto) - 0%
Komui (D.Gray-Man) - 0% (Not for AV/PMX - Starting Early for Anime Los Angeles)
Inuyasha (Inuyasha) - 0%
Kakashi (Naruto) - 0%
Komui (D.Gray-Man) - 0% (Not for AV/PMX - Starting Early for Anime Los Angeles)
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The Last Bard - Posts: 517
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kaji wrote:So... Why read it?
A variety of reasons:
1) It's only four volumes, so it took very little of my time.
2) A friend told me to read it and lent me the series.
3) Part of me was vaguely curious how it would end.
4) Aforementioned enjoyable themes.
Just because I find a lot to critique doesn't necessarily mean I don't think it was worth my time, though this one was borderline. I stopped after the first volume, but a few days later there was an opportunity to finish it at a time that it seemed the best available option.
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uc pseudonym - Posts: 15506
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New find: "Unearthly" from Gomanga's "Seven Seas" division. This is Amerimanga, but very good, very original. And nice artwork. A couple questionable bits of dialog, but in general, I recommend.
Recently read the first three volumes of "Candidate for Goddess". I have to say, I was surprised. I had not expected it to be as good as it was. I'm not sure if I will continue (I found the three I have in a garage sale, cheap) but I may.
Recently read the first three volumes of "Candidate for Goddess". I have to say, I was surprised. I had not expected it to be as good as it was. I'm not sure if I will continue (I found the three I have in a garage sale, cheap) but I may.
May the Lord bless you and keep you.
May He cause His face to shine upon you.
May He lift up His countenance and grant you peace.
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Largo: "Well Ed, good to see ya. Guess I gotta beat the crap out of you now."
Jamie Hyneman: "It's just another lovely day at the bomb range. Birds are singing, rabbits are hopping about, and soon there's going to be a big explosion."
May He cause His face to shine upon you.
May He lift up His countenance and grant you peace.
Maokun: Ninjas or Pirates? (Vikings are not a valid answer, sorry)
EricTheFred: Vikings are always a valid answer.
Feel free to visit My Writing.com Portfolio
Largo: "Well Ed, good to see ya. Guess I gotta beat the crap out of you now."
Jamie Hyneman: "It's just another lovely day at the bomb range. Birds are singing, rabbits are hopping about, and soon there's going to be a big explosion."
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EricTheFred - Posts: 1691
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uc pseudonym wrote:A variety of reasons:
1) It's only four volumes, so it took very little of my time.
2) A friend told me to read it and lent me the series.
3) Part of me was vaguely curious how it would end.
4) Aforementioned enjoyable themes.
Just because I find a lot to critique doesn't necessarily mean I don't think it was worth my time, though this one was borderline. I stopped after the first volume, but a few days later there was an opportunity to finish it at a time that it seemed the best available option.
I read the first volume of Ororon, too, and loved the art style and all, but at that point it was far too disturbing for me to continue. What did you think of the later books, though? If given the chance, I might finish the series at some other time.
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Aka-chan - Posts: 1546
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The art style was one of the things I strongly disliked. I can accept a certain degree of style over realism, but this simply got in the way, in addition to being annoying in many aspects. If you were disturbed by the first volume, you'll be more so by the rest (more senseless death, more gore, more nihilistic characters, an ending without resolution). It was this consistent meaninglessness that interested me, but it isn't something I'd recommend to everyone.
After the first volume, the rest of the series takes place in a surprisingly short amount of time. There are a lot more characters introduced, but it is essentially all one big conflict. Given how many pages were given to fighting, I thought it was rather weak. Most of the new characters don't have much depth, just casual bitterness and angsty backstories (some of which seem completely thrown in). The plot does improve; there is one conversation near the end that casts a different light on many of the events that have occured (in essence it reveals that most of what the series focuses on doesn't really matter).
There were a lot of things that weren't really explored, which was disappointing. No one of any importance from Heaven makes an appearance, and "God" doesn't do much more than mope around in the astral plane. The ending stretched almost to monotony for me (just die already), but thankfully this didn't go long before it obtained a more effective resolution.
What almost made me stop reading the series is the simple fact that I hated the central issue: the relationship between Ororon and Girlwhodoesn'tmatter. It sort of springs up from nothing, and hence that is about it is worth. If this impromptu relationship had been used to show the desperation of humans/demons for intimacy, no matter how artificial, I might have been interested, but I couldn't escape the sense of a sloppily done romance.
After the first volume, the rest of the series takes place in a surprisingly short amount of time. There are a lot more characters introduced, but it is essentially all one big conflict. Given how many pages were given to fighting, I thought it was rather weak. Most of the new characters don't have much depth, just casual bitterness and angsty backstories (some of which seem completely thrown in). The plot does improve; there is one conversation near the end that casts a different light on many of the events that have occured (in essence it reveals that most of what the series focuses on doesn't really matter).
There were a lot of things that weren't really explored, which was disappointing. No one of any importance from Heaven makes an appearance, and "God" doesn't do much more than mope around in the astral plane. The ending stretched almost to monotony for me (just die already), but thankfully this didn't go long before it obtained a more effective resolution.
What almost made me stop reading the series is the simple fact that I hated the central issue: the relationship between Ororon and Girlwhodoesn'tmatter. It sort of springs up from nothing, and hence that is about it is worth. If this impromptu relationship had been used to show the desperation of humans/demons for intimacy, no matter how artificial, I might have been interested, but I couldn't escape the sense of a sloppily done romance.
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uc pseudonym - Posts: 15506
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cmm wrote:im reading rurouni kenshin 1
Me too. Also started All-New Tenchi Muyo. See my site for review!
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