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Why? What made you think telling your boss that would be a good idea?

That's kinda my first guess, but there's fuck-all she could do with knowing where to get it. It's legal to sell the chemicals for research purposes, and the transaction contract specifies that it's the buyer's responsibility to use properly as well as that it's sold for research purposes only. And its not like she knows enough about me to snitch, either. She can't really NARC on me, nor the company, so if she wants to NARC.... tough titties.

They're not hard to find. There's a handful of good research chemical sites that sell stuff like that. Why?

You could just buy legal prodrugs of the same stuff. I bought 4-aco-DMT the other day and it worked pretty much identical to mushrooms, except it took 10mg to knock me on my ass instead of a couple grams. And with less nausea. And technically not illegal.

These music videos would freak me the fuck out on shrooms.

I know fully grown adult women that weigh 90lbs.

Allison is back. That's all that really matters. Actually a pretty solid episode for Rachel. The last 2 episodes were really good for that matter.

Weird that Packard would keep leaving messes in places he knew he'd have to clean.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUADj_5kHJQ

How much is he offering?

Packard thinks he can point at it and claim it. Neglecting that in this scenario he's a quadriplegic.

Cool.

O0

Smelly Crotch Waffle

When I first saw this I thought you were Misaka, so you wouldn't believe the confusion caused by it being a good post.

Had muh dick in one a couple days ago.

Except with moobs and pedophilia.

Pretty hard to destroy what's already garbage. Same applies to One Piece. ::spin::

We know.

Not long enough.

I appreciate it. O0 Eh, Heaven's Arena isn't that bad. I mean, you treat it like Gon and Killua beating up randos was supposed to be tense and not sort of silly. '99 has some problems in HA, but I do think that arc is also a bit more fun there as well. I'll always remember you, angry Elevator Girl. I'd rather have Kurapika go do his own thing in a natural progression, which really isn't sticking around with Gon and Killua, or Leorio go actually do his thing, given being a doctor doesn't have a whole lot to do with finding Ging, then have them forced into arcs they have no place in.The notion that it has to be a constant band of characters seems silly. And the fact that Kurapika got an entire arc dedicated to him is more than what most shonen would give. Most anime, for that matter, would probably just give a sappy backstory then more or less ignore him. I prefer being able to have him take off for a while than some phony dedication to the "party". And the current arc is shaping up to be Kurapika's Chimera Ant. ::spin:: It does some things differently and some things the same. What it did differently happened to fix a lot o my issues with other long-running series. I don't think it's a perfect show, so I do think there are valid criticisms of it. But I actually don't think you do "get it". Not because you dislike it, but because of our lackluster breakdowns of it. Yes. I am legally blind, after all. That's not an exaggeration, by the way. Sometimes I miss words. Not necessarily. There are a lot of fights, but I wouldn't consider it a fighting shonen. Yes, but action comes in other forms than fights. Early HxH is more about other forms, but there are quite a few actual fights. I mean, the show bounces between genres all the fucking time. Hunter Exam: Miscellaneous games Heaven's Arena: "Tournament" arc, kinda.... Yorknew: Gang war with cat-and-mouse headgames Greed Island: SAO [but not shit] Chimera Ant: Sprawling epic [literal scale, not dumb "dat's so epic" variation] war Uh... arc after Chimera Ant (arc title is kinda a big spoiler): Political espionage+Race against clock action/adventure Dark Continent: Free-for-all deadgame death battle with pretext of epic--scale scope There's not really any one genre to apply to all of it since all the arcs are so bizarrely different. Yeah, and there's plenty of fighting. Gon and Killua are, in the grand scheme of things, pretty fucking weak early on. Unlike some shows the strength progression isn't just an immediate upgrade then fight the biggest, baddest asses until the next upgrade is needed. The viewer learns the ins and outs with Gon and Killua, and with the progression comes stronger enemies and better fights. It's also a block that airs GitS, Casshern Sins, Tenchi Muyo GXP, Big O, Kick-Heart, Space Dandy.... You seem to have a pretty narrow interpretatio of "action" Yugioh season 0 was fun to watch on basis of it being terrible. I liked the candles, and Leorio's bet, and watching Kurapika drop a poser was pretty hilarious. Kurapika's always too legit to quit. Pretty sure they only spent, like, a minute talking about the phone, by the way. The others were hit or miss, but whatever. Also, don't be knocking dice games. Kaiji S2's chinchirorin was the best thing since anything ever. I mean, not really, but it's like the single worst arc until the godly payoff. If you thought that was the point, it's why people don't take you seriously. You know you can have more than one point, right? The anticlimax adds salt to the wound of Hisoka's thing. Hisoka becomes an outlet for his frustration, which is built up and the payoff fight is an excellent fight. You always say this like it's profound. Just so you know, it isn't. No. A sociopath doesn't care when people they care about die, because they don't care about people. Many eastern cultures put large stock in fate. If you die, it was your time to die and that's the natural conclusion of your life.Fatalism, predeterminism, fate, destiny, so on. These are common beliefs, especially in cultures Togashi draws a lot of influence from. The fact that characters care about each other at all throws your retarded "sociopath" argument under a bus. "Nobody bats an eye" "We have nothing to compare to" -_' -_' -_' -_' -_' -_' -_' -_' -_' -_' -_' -_' -_' -_' -_' By our standards? No, Netero isn't a moral being. :Technically spoilers, but not about any specific event): Yeah, if he killed everyone in the room, who would stop him? Everyone in the room would be dead. They're a government agency We have N. Korea, which executes people for watching movies they don't like. This isn't that far of a stretch. They are pretty powerful, but not a world leader. And? Netero wants to see what he'll do with whatever information seems the most interesting to give him. He basically says, "If you kill everyone in the room, nobody will stop you" but the joke is that Hisoka wouldn't stand a chance against Netero. Becausethey are assassins? They don't just go around murdering people. They kill who their hired to. Most of the time. >.> And again, it's fucking stupid to use an argument I HAVEN'T USED against me as if I used it. It's pointless and a waste of everyone's time.