It really feels like this era’s version of the big game hunting trips in Africa

Chemtrails but it’s the sun

A CEO of an American car company

You’re now old if you say “420 blaze it”

The textbook guy is such a funny reminder to never learn any language from just textbooks. The language there is often very unnatural and most likely never used in real life. For anyone thinking that apps like Duolingo are better, nah. Those won’t even let you express things in a different way even if it’s correct.

It makes for a great radio voice though.

The second and third parts were unexpected. We have the gang helping a guy Horai Jun muster courage to ask out his crush, worried that his robotic English-influenced diction would hinder him. Turns out his crush (Nikura Ann) is similar to him and they started dating on the spot. As a bonus, Jun and Ann became unintentional wingmen for Niko and Moi. Jun’s tickets became a segue for our MCs to finally go on a date!

We learn during the date why Moi appears expressionless. It was a necessity for him to be an effective fighter. Once Nico casts a spell to show Moi’s true feelings, it was clear that he’s not much different from a normal guy.

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Yuru Camp

Non Non Biyori

Hidamari Sketch

Ms. Vampire who lives in my neighborhood.

Asobi Asobase

Tamako Market

Wataten

Yuyushiki

Hanayamata

Sansha Sanyou

Himouto Umaru-chan

The extended edition of this movie is like watching the extended edition of LOTR: absolute cinema.

Bastard

Sailor Moon

Precure All Stars F

Run For Money: The Great Mission

Attack on Titan

Tokyo Mew Mew

Dead Dead Demon’s Dededede Destruction

Black Rock Shooter: Dawn Fall

Undead Unluck

Chained Soldier

Gintama

May I suggest Mermaid Forest for your next “listening to bad anime” experience. Gosh, that show left me frustrated over the story and production.

Reflexively answering to an innocent question with a harsher tone than I meant to.

Based Guardian

Assuming rebuilding manufacturing is the intended goal, how feasible is it to start at the local level, as if in a preindustrial society? That means towns would be going back to having their own smiths, bakers, butchers, like in preindustrial times? Guess that’s a consequence of deindustrializing—go back to making handmade stuff since the local businesses that once mass-produced closed long ago.

phacking p-hacking

Welcome the reptilian overlords

Not necessarily ‘ding’ them, but it would be nice if the Ford CEO uses a Ford when going to work. If said CEO goes out of their way to not use a Ford, then that’s a red flag.

Still better than a merchant that won’t even use what they sell.

At least the tech director believes enough on their product to actually use it.