Things have died down A LOT. ><

Yes, I see that, unfortunately.

-creeps up and hugs the Batterz-

MY ESPY!! -huggles tight-
Fuck man, I'm lovin' these new colors.

I might have to make me a new avi. ALSO, I'M HERE. CHAT WITH MEE.

So how's life folks?

I don't really wanna talk about it.

I. Am. Going to fucking murder the online homework program. Even without me trying to play videogames, it keeps crashing and shit and just freezing up and I don't even know if my answers went through until I close the damn tab and reopen it and oh my fucking god those things are a holy pain in the ass to type in.

it's like my software at work.

You know what's awesome? Getting back into the things you kinda lost touch with. I just had my first anime marathon in... years, and I forgot how much I loved it. Went to A-kon during June and fell in love all over again.

It's also made me notice how many of my DVD's are missing. I know one of my friends still has my Cowboy Bebop box set, but I at least still have the first and third DVD's. But random other DVD's are just gone. ;____;

I DID THE SAME THING, DUDE.

Like, months back. My sister got me back into watching it. Now I have so many series to watch.. xDDD

My friend just gave me a site where I can find new animes to watch, 'cause I don't trust torrents. But I don't know what to watch!

I suggest Texhnolyze, Vandread, and Hellsing/Hellsing Ultimate/whatever the one with 18 yr old Walter is called. Maybe even Akazukin Chacha, but I suggest if you watch Akazukin, watch it with English subs because I hear the dub just butchers it.

I've seen Hellsing and I own a few of the mangas. I don't recognize the other ones.

Some of my favorites are Cowboy Bebop, Lucky Star, .hack//sign, Witch Hunter Robin, Yu Yu Hakusho, Samurai Champloo, etc. if you know of any like these?

You know, I still haven't seen Cowboy Bebop despite being aired on Adult Swim since the beginning of the block.

Wow, that's strange. Not unheard of but strange. It's back on Toonami some nights. I mean obviously it doesn't air in order.

I used to watch Yu Yu Hakusho, Witch Hunter Robin and Samurai Champloo. Texhnolyze is very violent but very interesting, Vandread is basically about growing up, but the catch is, men and women live separately, it's also a kind of first love story, but there's so much more to it than that too. And Akazukin Chacha is about this girl and two friends that go to a magic school and together with their power items transform this girl into an archer warrior who with her arrows defeat enemies That want to kill her before she perfects her magic skills.