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^ Dear God that description was too Nicholas Sparks-ish. I lost my boner halfway through that. Does your boyfriend have cancer too?

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Mari.

Ain't canon. Possibly a lithosexual (likes to see women but doesn't feel the need to touch).

On the very off chance it actually does happen, I have pretty photographic memory so I'd still be reporting back in great detail. It'd more likely to be a disaster story though (with tons of foreshadowing and intricate sub-plots leading to a tragic end).

I would've hoped the main villain for the single worst succession of DBZ films was totally written off. But nnnnnnnnnoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.

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Usually, though there's been more of a dip in the Heaven's Gate saga.

I think we should make this an album elimination game: The Doors - 10 Strange Days - 10 Waiting For The Sun - 10 The Soft Parade - 10 Morrison Hotel - 10 L.A. Woman - 10

In a world where Mr. Robot can lose more than a million viewers from Suits and not be cancelled, I think Toonami (and DeMarco's job) is perfectly fine.

Imagine Turner fires DeMarco because his ads aren't working... OH BOY.

CN is using the 4Kids approach in both the advertising and content of their shows (obnoxious, in-your-face, audience pandering), which is super odd considering CN's style was the total opposite of that 15 years ago and got 5X the ratings.

Aside from Banagher's little bitch moment, this show is SO fucking dope.

Man, I keep forgetting Patrice O'Neal is dead. https://youtu.be/Bq3yvQkG_3s

It's unfair that of the two shows that premiered the same night, Invader Zim was the one that got canned and this is still going.

I've made the decision to drop Shippuden and watch One Piece at my own pace. Life's too short for dealing with bullshit. 2.5 hours of decent anime on TV is plenty for my eyes.

I think I know what the problem is... The loss of Bleach. Bleach fans usually tend to at least be casual anime fans, so that audience would easily bleed into the subsequent shows. However, once Kai got situated for a few months and all the Bleach fans left, the retention started to become god awful as a good chunk of normie DBZ viewers are only in it for DBZ and dip.

They coulda just aired those instead, maaaaaaaaaaaaan.

I wish I knew which specific Best Buy you were talking about so I can alert security.