I want to squeal like a fangirl or cry just because the movie made me. I personally found the film a slow start, but it cuts nice and quick to the conflict and sums up the situation nicely in prep for the Duscae demo and the actual game. Nyx, Libertus and Lunafreya are so stunning and I think the voices do them justice. The ending just made me want to rip my heart out (No spoilers here, I think). 

In short, you should watch it if you have two hours of free time.

I'VE FINALLY MADE 200,000 POINTS IN MEDALS!!!

I've considered becoming a member or donating to celebrate, but why the hell does my debit not work on Paypal?

The time of deliberation is upon us in the red blue and white starry stripe country. Eid inp to t on 9/11, ans 9/13 is the primary (IDK, maybe no one cares)... all leading up to the election in November. LeRoache, Gary, Hillary or Trump? Who is it for you?

With school starting, I do not have time to bypass levels previously too hard for me in games. 

I respect Tite Kubo for having ended his long-running series Bleach at last. He gave it a good ending, or as conclusive as he could, but of course, he missed a lot of explanations. Half the Quincies' debut was rushed and retarded (It was stupid to focus so much away from the MCs) and we are left with questions regarding Harribel, Nel, Urahara ... etc. Bleach was good up until about the Fullbring Arc, but I kept reading because I was hoping it'd turn around sometime. Still, Bleach was one of the 3 greats and it will be somewhat missed at least. Now only One Piece remains and I don't think it'll end any time soon, which is good, I guess. The new mangas rolling in like Toriko or Seven Deadly Sins are good, but some of them are just godawful (but I find myself reading) like Fairy Tail.

Anyone ever see reading material or literature that makes you think "Oh, this is going to be just awful," but you end up reading it anyway? And as the story goes on, you just feel it gets worse and worse but you don't stop. Why the hell is that? That's a problem I think I have. Is that how people felt reading penny dreadfuls?

Jogging in the morning sucks. Anyone else do morning exercise?

When I picked up a jellyfish that washed ashore ... I touched the tentacles and it did not sting.

Why is that?

Summer.

This is a thesis I composed for no reason about the 3rd season of the anime Yami Shibai. 

Yami Shibai is a play off Kami Shibai, or paper theatre. The animation style is like that of kami shibai. The third season's theme is "the other side." So, in essence, the horror starts when the characters progress towards a boundary of sorts, be it physical or no. The first episode, for example, features an actual wall which the MC, through dialogue breaches, and is thus dragged to the other side. The episode "Tunnel" features a pair traveling through to the other side and are trapped in the subliminal space. A more obscure one might be "Merry Go-Round" since it seemingly features no real boundary. One can consider the time limit breached or even the fact that the merry go-round turns to the other side multiple times before a transformation. Regardless a transformation is some sort of crossing over, especially in that episode. Toughies to interpret include "Rat", "The Fourth Man", "Cuckoo Clock", "In the Water", or "The Empress Doll", as they do not have clearly outlined borders.

All in all, the season was scarier than the second for sure, but the first remains the scariest. This season's theme was the clearest though. Maybe if you watch you can find other recurring themes.

Sorry for boring you.

Stuck between a rock and a hard place is probably the best description I've got for life in general. That's why you do this: