Edward Teller. “Two paradoxes are better than one; they may even suggest a solution.” [Quotes of the Day]

Some days I feel my age. Last night I went to a house party at my friend Ethan’s and didn’t get home till around 3:30 or 4. I probably would have stayed even longer if I hadn’t gotten a life home from friends. It was good I left when I did though because i was exhausted and passed out almost as soon as I got home.

It was lots of fun though. It was great to see everyone who came out for it. My friend Patty even drove up for the party. I also got to spin a pretty fun set. I’m still exhausted though, need more sleep.

I’ve been a bit quiet lately so I figured I’d write a little about one of the new shows I’ve been watching. Spiral is a mystery series about Ayumu Narumi as he solves mysteries with the help of the school reporter. This is another show that I started watching knowing nothing about and that I’ve found quite fun to watch. The mysteries are for the most part pretty interesting and original. As with most series these days there seems to be a bit of an ongoing mystery with the main character. It seems his brother disappeared a while back and now people are showing up who are familiar with him.

I’d give the show about a 7 or 8 (after five episodes). With potential for that to go up.

Alexi Sayle. “Americans have different ways of saying things. They say ‘elevator’, we say ‘lift’…they say ‘President’, we say ‘stupid psychopathic git’….” [Quotes of the Day]

When I went out to check the mail today I saw a nice big magazine sitting on top of the boxes and knew it had to be the latest Newtype USA. Being the impatient type I quickly ripped it open to check it out. Inside I found a sampler disc from ADV (which supposed has an episode of Chance Pop Session on it) and an Ai Yori Aoshi poster. I gave the magazine a quick flipthrough and it looks quite good. I can’t wait to sit down and start reading through.

John Kenneth Galbraith. “It is a far, far better thing to have a firm anchor in nonsense than to put out on the troubled sea of thought.” [Quotes of the Day]

I’m toying with the idea of going to see Edie Carey tonight. She’s playing in Newton and I really want to go so I can get a copy of her live CD. But I’m still undecided on going because it’s icky out and I’m having a hard time motivating today. Anyone else up for going if I do?

this web site sucks so much ass. I think its a big waste of fucking time< whose ever dumbass made this webpage is a fucking homo. You guys can go lick balls and fuck each other in the ass like the fucking dogs you guys are. fuk all of you fucks who made this stupid page.

i think that one of my favorite aspects/points about anime is
its rewatchability, especially after completing a series or a large
revelation is revealed.

everything in my collection, which is a lot, i have watched at least
twice. there may be a few exceptions, but that’s just cause i haven’t
gotten there yet 😀 going back and rewatching each anime, no matter
how many times, i always find myself discovering something new
which i hadn’t noticed or realized before. it really is something special
to see how from the very beginning plans were set into motion that
don’t happen until later.

also, the older i get and the more anime i watch, as the years move
on by i find myself understanding more during the first watching then
i might have a year or two earlier. i like that, being able to get references
or innuendos that beforehand left me puzzled or just flew right over
my head.

does it make me more of a geek? yes, and i’m damn pleased and proud of it ^_^
a fangirl for life, yes i am.

and muchos thanx for the tapes greg-chan. you’ll have to email me
sometime so we can work out some kind of trade deal or something.
i guess i should buy a vcr ^_-
good thing i still have store credit at Hoyt’s 🙂
is it bad when you have a credit card for a HiFi Home Theater store?

In doing some taping for k-chan I’ve been watching a few different shows and found it quite interesting how I’m looking at the beginning of shows like Witch Hunter Robin. While it’s taken a number of episodes to really start to get into what the real story is, there are definite hints of it going back to even the first episode. Even if I wasn’t aware of it at the time. It’s nice seeing shows with that amount of attention to detail.

Now, onto my quest to download Hoshi no Koe. A friend of mine has been screaming at me that I must see it.