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Jun. 16th, 2005 01:21 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dmxratedFirst off, I really need to pull my grades up. I got a 50 and a 75 on two labs, and a 52 on yesterday's exam, so tomorrow, I'm going to ask for extra help.
Aside from that, yesterday, I ordered the last Mon Colle Knights tape from cdjapan. I really want to know what the deal is with Midori (assuming that's the actual name of Rockna's mother). I did ask TV Tome (twice, at a600for900@yahoo.com) and Hideaki Nishikawa (through Singapore Chuang Yi) whether she did appear in the last episode or that was a mistake. Along with that, I even sent a letter to Dave Watson, the author of the website Being Upfront (http://www.ottawa-anime.org/~eyevocal/beingupfront/) requesting some Mon Colle Knights pics of her (and Gluko), while also recommending DearS, Sgt. Keroro, Bomber Girl, and Sailor Moon and the Seven Ballz. (Don't get your hopes up, though; it's up to him if he will include them.) If the author of the fanfic Whisper (http://www.fanfiction.net/s/543749/1/) is reading this, please contact me. Leave a comment, IM me, email me, whatever, but for the love of God, somebody tell me what she's doing on Page 1 of the fourth manga and absolutely nowhere else! Please!
Moving on, I thought I'd avoid ever playing Pac-Man World 2 again. First of all, there is only one male character and no female characters you can play as, plus you "butt-bounce" your enemies to defeat them. Add to that that there is no plot, but in any case, I was wrong. After all, it was a Christmas gift from Mom six months ago, so I played it anyway. I enjoy challenging myself to find every last fruit and Pac-Dot in each level, without using a walkthrough, but if I don't, I just take it in stride.
I also watched a few DVD episodes of Family Guy, which Brian got for Christmas half a year ago. Fun fact: the first part of the intro ("It seems today, that all you see, is violence in movies, and sex on TV," quoted by Lois at the piano) lasts almost exactly as long as the quote "If Loretta's piano playing brings a tear to your eye, you should try her cooking" (quoted by Leroy, from The Lockhorns).
Aside from that, yesterday, I ordered the last Mon Colle Knights tape from cdjapan. I really want to know what the deal is with Midori (assuming that's the actual name of Rockna's mother). I did ask TV Tome (twice, at a600for900@yahoo.com) and Hideaki Nishikawa (through Singapore Chuang Yi) whether she did appear in the last episode or that was a mistake. Along with that, I even sent a letter to Dave Watson, the author of the website Being Upfront (http://www.ottawa-anime.org/~eyevocal/beingupfront/) requesting some Mon Colle Knights pics of her (and Gluko), while also recommending DearS, Sgt. Keroro, Bomber Girl, and Sailor Moon and the Seven Ballz. (Don't get your hopes up, though; it's up to him if he will include them.) If the author of the fanfic Whisper (http://www.fanfiction.net/s/543749/1/) is reading this, please contact me. Leave a comment, IM me, email me, whatever, but for the love of God, somebody tell me what she's doing on Page 1 of the fourth manga and absolutely nowhere else! Please!
Moving on, I thought I'd avoid ever playing Pac-Man World 2 again. First of all, there is only one male character and no female characters you can play as, plus you "butt-bounce" your enemies to defeat them. Add to that that there is no plot, but in any case, I was wrong. After all, it was a Christmas gift from Mom six months ago, so I played it anyway. I enjoy challenging myself to find every last fruit and Pac-Dot in each level, without using a walkthrough, but if I don't, I just take it in stride.
I also watched a few DVD episodes of Family Guy, which Brian got for Christmas half a year ago. Fun fact: the first part of the intro ("It seems today, that all you see, is violence in movies, and sex on TV," quoted by Lois at the piano) lasts almost exactly as long as the quote "If Loretta's piano playing brings a tear to your eye, you should try her cooking" (quoted by Leroy, from The Lockhorns).