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That's really interesting. I've always thought that we British don't really have a food culture, per se, since what we eat is mainly an amalgamation of stuff imported from other cultures. And I guess the less said about our weather, the better. I guess I shouldn't complain, though. Britain...

Ah, wow, that was a while ago. Sixteen now; sorry to break the cult...

Mornings that you just sleep all the way through and can never have back...

Haha, awesome. I bet the difference between Brazil and here is absolutely enormous. If you don't mind me asking, why did you decide to come here? God knows I wouldn't have chosen England if I wasn't English myself... Oh, and the German's for variety. Spice of life, an' all. :P

Ich habe die Gechirr in der Spülmaschine gesteckt. 8) Also, where'd you used to live, Chaos? I thought I saw in another thread that you had moved country...

Even if you've seen the anime, the manga counterparts of Mahoromatic: Automatic Maiden and Chobits are often touted as the better of the two. The former is good for a few fan service-flavoured laughs, the latter is romance with a sci-fi twist. I really, -really- second the recommendation for...

Well I know that much - but it's just the fact that it's there. Much like having to get around DRM if you actually want a choice of which MP3 player you upgrade to.

I've always liked Shizuka, Haruhi, Yumi, Mitsuki and Feito. :P

Tomoya Okazaki, maybe....?

Hahaha! That's wonderful. :p But, in all seriousness, it's just another layer of control that us British are going to have to endure. Time to leave the country, guys.

Haha! Yeah! Also, I really don't like the encryption they put on the Blu-Ray discs. It's just another layer of unnecessarily imposed control. :(

Tokyo Mew Mew. It's magical girl gone to hell and back, and most of the screen time is taken up with the same pointless transformation sequence elongated and replayed over and over again. However! After watching twenty or so of the fifty-two episodes, you can't help but keep going...

I love the series. I have the first three volumes in English, the fourth in Japanese and then the fifth in English again.

Haha, cheers.

Forcing myself to do some GCSE revision. >>;

Personally, I just don't like the whole gang mentality thing they develop when there's more than, say, three of them. Alone, 'chavs' a rather harmless. It's just fairly intimidating when you have a gang of thirty, half donning bicycles, tailing you through the back streets of early evening...

Here, here! I'm actually enjoying Kanokon. Fanservice is fanservice, and you have to leave your criticisms at the door. Judging an anime based on the merits of other genres is always going to leave you short. If you can just enjoy it for what it is, there's sometimes a good bit of...

Itazura na Kiss is another one to watch out for - good old fashioned shoujo romance at its best. Special A could also be mistaken for a sequel to Ouran High School Host Club, so if there are any fans, take a look. Is it bad that I'm really enjoying Kanokon?

This would be amazing to see. I love the Ghibli soundtracks and I greatly admire Hisaishi as an overall composer. I even have some of his non-classical music, which, as it so turns out, is rather 70s. :p

Nice move, upping the conversation a tone. ^^;;;