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Monthly Archives: January 2011
In which I take a cheap shot at the math impaired
I don’t actually have any math classes at school. I’m a liberal arts major, which means that I had to take one (1) term of Math 111C, College Algebra, in order to get my general studies requirements out of the … Continue reading
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Why are there so many shows about fangirls?
Let’s be perfectly clear: I am horribly, horribly tempted to write a whole new set of lyrics set to the tune of “Rainbow Connection“, starting with the title of this post and continuing apiece, but that is dangerously close to … Continue reading
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OK, I’m taking this out of the PSP now.
After a bit over 25 hours, I’ve finally beaten every song in Project Diva on hard. Surprisingly, Hatsune Miku no Shoushitsu (“Disappearance”) only took 3 tries to beat on hard. Like a lot of other songs, the unlocking was the … Continue reading
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Mo’ Miku, Mo’ Miku, Mo’ Miku
I don’t think I’ve ever previously tapped In Living Color as inspiration for the title of a post, and I don’t know as I will again. It honestly didn’t have that many other catchphrases that have lasted through the years, … Continue reading
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My first steps towards bankruptcy
I “discovered” anime on Compuserve’s Comics and Animation forum in 1990, but I didn’t get my first hands-on-fix until I found that the local comics shop actually had a few tapes available for rent. Most of these were untranslated multigenerational … Continue reading
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Convention Memories
Fair warning: Wall o’ Text follows. The first time I went to an anime convention was 1993. I didn’t even know such a thing existed before 1992, and I certainly couldn’t afford to get from the middle of Oregon to … Continue reading
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Made with 100% Genuine Katgirl
If you like sushi, you’re probably familiar with Krab. You know, it more or less looks like crab and more or less tastes like crab and more or less has the same texture as crab, but it’s really mostly whitefish. … Continue reading
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One does not care to acknowledge the mistakes of one’s youth
I’m going to come right out and say this: I’m stealing a Char quote for the title of this post and it’s intellectually dishonest to do so because I really haven’t watched much early Gundam. I did buy the box … Continue reading
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You know / You’ve figured in some fantasies…
For some reason, I’ve had Genesis stuck in my head, and kind of an odd song choice at that. I don’t think it was a single and I don’t ever remember hearing it on the radio, but for some reason … Continue reading
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I played a REALLY short game.
Sadly, this post and the next two are in reverse chronological order, which kind of spoils the progression. Oh, well. Anyway. After finishing Gurumin and then writing a couple of posts talking about it and Borderlands, it was a little … Continue reading
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