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*Tries to be...more crewy*
Uh, yeah!
Watch your...language?
xDDD

*hasn't read the Host Club manga*

but that would explain why he assumed things about Japanese Culture....

depending on your definition of Crazy. 3nodding

Hai!! All manga usually has more than the Anime.. Which is so terribly dissapointing... and why my dad thinks i'm wasting my money buying the Fruits Basket Manga. I have every single volume released except for one, untill april comes around when the next one will be released.

After Fruits Basket, i have to finish my Chobits collection. I have volumes 1-6 of Inuyasha.. and Volume 1 of Ranma 1/2.. and those two are far too large so i don't think i'll be finishing them any day soon..

I'll probably Start on Host Club after Chobits, and then probably Tsubasa Chronicles or some other anime i'll get addicted too..

*head goes all spinny* Lucky!!!

I've seen volumes of Diabolo at my local bookstore, i might have seen that MeruPuri one.. never really heard of it though..

I've seen DNAngel, they sell it on campus now!! Me so happy !!! blaugh

um.. never heard of Saiyuki.. i've heard of Death note, haven't seen any of the manga.. i think.. then again wasn't looking.. what's that one about?

:Shock: SHAMAN KING!! NARUTO!!!!!!!!!!!!! crying me want me want!! i've got one chapter of each of those in the only Shonen Jump Magazine thing i'll ever have my entire life..

LOVE HINA!!!!! eek :Shock: i loved the anime!!! It was so cute.. and um.. yeah.. It was targeted for males.. but why do i like it? it's strange..

Edit: If i had friends and people to whom i could borrow manga.. i'd be borrowing it.. i wonder if the public library has some.. somewhere..

I waste my money too.. that's kind of why i might be in financial trouble right now.. my dad told me not to worry and that we'd figure something out if i am.. but i'm like how can i not worry!

I shall have to look up the MeruPeri one, *loves fantasy romance*
*must also read Death Note* Wow.. is all i have to say..

I haven't even finished watching the animes for Naruto and Shaman King.. it's so very unlike me. The Gas station my dad works at full time started selling Shonen Jump and Anime Insider. But i think it didn't sell well so they're not going to be selling it anymore.. which depresses me.. if i was there and had money i'd be buying every issue.

Your school has MANGA!!!!! WHA!!!!! crying oh that's sooo unfair.. i would have killed to have manga in my libraries at school.. of course then i had no idea what manga was.. so.. *only found out what Manga was and started buying it sometime last year or later in the year before that*

I know what that's like, only in my case it was new computers.. stare the first time when i went from Elementary school to Junior High.. and then when i graduated from High school.. and of course i find out this year that i could have gone back to High School to get the classes i was unable to get while in my normal years of school.. and now it's too late to do that.

*could have gone into computer science.. *

I haven't been to any of the public libraries in the city i live in. Plus i don't have a library card.. so i don't know if they'd have any..

I watched the first episode of Bleach.. in english.. it was on a tape my sis gave to me to watch.. I have to start watching the Japanese version of that one once i'm caught up on all of my other shows.

I'm on the 12th episode of Chrno Crusade, and the others you have there i've never heard of gonk *is falling behind too* this girl in my Japanese 100 class keeps asking me if i watch all these animes and i keep having to tell her that i don't.. cause i've never even heard of them.

*sigh*

We didn't have clubs like that, we had the SRC and SLC, Canoe Club, Drama Club and Yearbook, and that was pretty much it.. except for sports teams.. which was usually Volleyball, Badmington, Basketball, and Track. None of the schools i ever went to had a Football team.. the used to at one point.. but i dunno what happened, didn't really care.

Nobody really used the libraries in my schools, well at least the small town schools i went too.. the peopel were to busy partying and getting drunk and "living life" to read a book that might actually expand their knowledge beyond those sorts of things.. the fact that they were all underage..

MOVING ON...

Okay Night! blaugh Talk to ya later.