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Does grown up life suck? By the context that you put it. It doesn't sound like a lot of fun :(

Well, I will cherish my youth for as long as I can. I still feel like a freshman at heart even though I'm a senior hahaha.
It's a fun year. Got more time to spend with friends and have more free time in general.

College is going to be a breath of fresh air. I will cherish the memories over there as well.

Nothing much. Just waiting to graduate from high school.

It's been busy. Finished early action applications for college. Doing projects for classes and studying for tests. Got my midterm this friday 0_0

Yep...senioritis is killing me. I have good grades but not motivated anymore. Can I like get my diploma now and live on with my life? Thanks!

Ayy thanks for accepting the request. AND you're alive. How's life treating you?

Thanks for the friend request mate :). Let's make conversation while we're here.

Curious, what platform do you use to find new exercises? I personally follow this YT channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/buffdudes but still looking for new exercises to do. I'm looking for new exercises for triceps and biceps mainly. It's generally the same exercises every week for those muscle groups

Thank you for accepting :3

Woah, small world indeed! Thanks a bunch for the sub! It means a lot to me :)

Hope you do not mind the random friends request! I am adding you for two reasons:

1) Your stance on supporting the manga industry. Spot on!

2) Your username is one of my favorite historical figures!

I'm a pretty satisfied person but I get where you're coming from, if I didn't have similar issues as Asuka and Shinji in my youth I probably wouldn't have enjoyed it so much. I'm actually on board with the few people who enjoyed the last episodes which were due to budget problems and wasn't the originally planned ending, which is why EoE was made later. I think the movie and the anime ending go together, the last 2 episodes dissects the last layer of the characters' psyche and offer the significant character progression needed to appreciate the movie afterwards. Both are equally important imo. Welp at least you don't have the Shinji hate, which is the most ridiculous bias and unfairness I've seen towards haters of the series in general. Archaeon's Gunbuster review was pretty lame in that regard for example.

Experience in the medium is often a factor too. As people watch more shows they realize that the mud they were eating wasn't chocolate, it only looked like it because they were used to eating shit. Lol gonna have to keep that one, great elitist banter there. Re-watch value also does miracles at times.

Edit: Oh and be sure to check out Gunbuster.

You've finished NGE I see, seems you enjoyed it a lot. Your impression ?

Well if it were up to me light hearted bait threads would be appreciated on the boards, a good way to blow off steam without derailing regular threads. The moderation tends to be bit stiff for less than that though. Speaking of which, pretty funny how the usual shitposters actually stop shitposting when there's a thread made for that purpose.

Nice, Urasawa is definitely one of my favorites authors. You'll see how much Monster transpires his travel in Germany, the setting really adds that "gritty" mood to it. Also a nice opposition of deontology and consequentialism. It was my first Urasawa too, I'll have to get to 20th Century Boys someday. If you do like it make sure to give a shot to Pluto afterwards. It's pretty sugoi as well.

Lol such a glorious thread, too bad it got taken down.

Hmm I see. That would helps. I was kinda hesitant, well because it was... classic anime y'know. People always feels hesitant when they about to watch classic hahah.

Yo man I might planning to watch Cowboy Bebop and I see you're a fan of it. How recommended is it? Should I watch it?

From comment topic anyway. Hope you have a good day!

Both are good to watch and read if you enjoy her kind of humor (like me). Much of it only makes sense in Japanese but a lot of slapstick and puns are still easy to relate to. I wish I could provide a slimmed down list of the episodes worth seeing, but I can say that the first two Urusei Yatsura movies (Only You and Beautiful Dreamer) are a MUST WATCH. Mamoru Oshii (creator of Ghost in the Shell) worked on the movies and TV show for a while so many episodes that have his involvement bring the anime up a notch. You can check out a very good and informative Rumiko fansite called Rumic World: http://www.furinkan.com/ for more information about her works! My personal opinion on her other works are below.

Maison Ikkoku: One of the best adult romances ever made. It plays out like a drama or slice of life with no supernatural stuff or magic.

Ranma 1/2: My personal favorite of her works. It feels like a better realized more focused Urusei Yatsura with an even funnier cast of characters and gorgeous manga art. This was when she was in her prime for me.

Inu-Yasha: A more serious typical shounen story with a lot of action and a darker tone. It is arguably her most popular since it came out during the anime boom of the 2000s.

Kyoukai no Rinne: Her most recent work that feels a lot like leftover ideas she had for her other stories. It is a laid back easy read/watch. The second season of the anime is currently airing. Her humor is still pretty good in this one. What sets it apart from her other works is the two main characters.

A lot of people who do not like her complain about her episodic plots or endings so just keep those things in mind.

The last couple of HxH arcs haven't been good but I hope to see and wonder if that too will ever be finished. One Piece was one of the first series I ever got into. That was a loooong time ago. I don't really read the chapters anymore but browse around and check what's happening. I'm like nearly 15 volumes behind I think in purchases lol.