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I haven't the slightest idea as to what anime you are all referring to anyway.

Oh, now I see it.

Ay, evryone loves that. I don't get why, though? (then again, that isn't saying much considering that I'm not a girl, and am not obsessed with any of the characters' looks*

*is about to say something* ... whee never mind!

*has up to episode 75 on his computer subtitled* Ahhh, Naruto . . . such a good show. Love the emotes and profile, DTT. Just wonderous. 3nodding I also don't go into the pretty boy animes much . . . though Fushigi Yuugi is one of my favourites, and one of the few I have on DVD, boxed set. sweatdrop

As for my job, yeah, Wal Mart is evil. The largest private employer in the world, and yet they treat their workers like dung. For instance, where I live, full time is considered an average of 34 hours a week or more over a six week time frame. There for a while I checked in fifteen minutes early every day . . . the time would add up on my paycheck. Unfortunately, they would schedule me for 33.5 hours to begin with so there was a week when I almost didn't work at all to average everything back down to under full time. Regardless if they want to or not, if I average too much- they have to make me full time, with all the benefits therein.

Still, they are the best employer in my little town (just outside of it really, to skip out on the burough taxes), so I am sticking with them. Need to keep getting paid . . . need to support anime downloading and transformer habits . . . xp

*saw episode 18* It's ok, Goosey, you'll live.

Wow, that is a lot of episodes. I think that is somewhere betweeen 3-5 seasons, right?

Walmart is pur evil. They sell stuff for very good prices, and almost all of the profits go directly to the Wal-family.

Hey, enjoy your stay at the RPR and have oodles of fun. Most are active. The ones that aren't quickly fall to the bottom of the first page and the second page.

-puts all the goosey bits back together-poor thingx.x

I'd download them, but I duno, too lasy/busy/have friends wiht it probably already:p

My friend has like every anime from two years back in its enterity and at elast the first 5 of anything out the rest of the time>. scream
His dad likes anime and stuff so they download/buy/trade/collect tonnes of anime and collectibles. He has a Faye(from cowboy beebop) statue thats liek 16" tall in box and worht $$!!!-drools voer faye-shes miiiiine-whine-

who is that? he looks like he....could be from any of, like, a million animes: Alice 19th, Furuba, Gravitation, etc. so...who is he? he's cute

Tenchi Muyo was probably the first Anime series that I ever watched (besides the accursed Thundercats). The first anime movie I ever saw was either KiKi's Delivery Service or My Friend Totoro. I saw them both way back when they had them in blockbuster when I was around 5 years old, and the movies were new. That was around the same time I saw Thundercats and Tenchi Muyo. After that I saw Gundam Wing, which, as all of you well agree, was wicked awesome. I don't remember when DBZ started in the US, but I watched each and every single episode. Now I've seen every episode around 3 times each. I hated GT and plain Dragon Ball was kind of weird. Much later, I recall seeing the original Zoids (the only good one) with Bit Cloud. All of these things were shown on the original Toonami of Cartoon Network back when it was cool. I vaguely recall the first host beinga 3D Moltar from Space Ghost. I love those old shows like Shazam, Wonder Twins, Space Ghost, Johnny Quest,and other that I can picture in my head, but can't think of the names for. there was also one that had all of the classic bad guys banded together in some axis of evil in a random board-type room. A Pup Named Scooby-Doo was always so funny when I was a kid. After a while, Toonami switched their host to Disco Bob v1, which was short and fat. After 2 upgrades after being eaten by aliens twice through random online events, he is as he now is, with a random hologram of Sara by his side. Ah, those were the days of 3D Moltar and Disco Bob v1. I think Toonami started out at first with Voltron (the first anime to come to America) and Sailor Moon as well, which, I regrettably admit, that I watched for a LONG while. I never really watched Voltron, in favor of Thundercats(heavens knows why). Anopther old show that started off most of the Sentai 5 team cliches was Ronin Warriors, also known as Samuri Troopers. If that doesn't ring a bell, Leegndary Elemntal Armor heros might help some. They were cheesy, but so cool at first.

Gosh, I need a life...