That NOS Guy

Ah, let's just hope anyone form North Dakota isn't reading. They can like, nuke, my city ass if they felt like it. As for the song, it's not the worst, definately not the best (girl at Otakon 2002 did it wonderfully). Let's just settle on "good effort" ne?

Yeah, it had a good time slot.... If you're unemployed. Anyone that works any sort of normal day schedule had no prayer of ever catching Toonami. You act as if we'd like to catch toonami

Let's face it the F-35 is going to be a hard lesson in modern air combat/warfare. I absolutely love pencil pushers giving generals and admirals nothing to work with then expecting mass force projection. I still can't believe theres no gun on the bastard, that's the heart and soul of a combat plane. And not to nitpick or anything but wasn't Saki against Wildcats on that day? I was over Gudalcanal, and the Hellcat wasn't in service at the beginning of that campaign.

BT link: http://www.animesuki.com/series.php/263.html The ninja episode was great. I still can't get ove dying in laughter at that on. "It's landing that's the hard part."

Anyone else keeping up with this series? Currently I'm about 1/2 way through the episodes fansubbed and I have to say this is one of the most impressive series I've run across. Centered around a group of Space Debris collectors in 2075 it's interesting to see a vision of what the blue collar life is like in the future. While not a ton of action is invovled the mechanical aspects are fairly interesting and the knowledge about space and it's effects is quite well embedded in the series. Anyway, anyone else watching?

Guess the Feddies were really trying to be extra cost effiecent.

Well the music could be worse. Like M7. Think about it, at least the BGM is catchy. Flaws aside, I think this is one of those animes you have to watch when you're just in duldrums/"yeah, I know it's not the greatest" moods. Just hope it isn't as depressing as the OVA. Plus, it's rekindled my love affair with Vietnam-era jets, including my beloved "Mig master".

That box rapes my heart and eyes. Suprising that someone would rip-off the legit Macross seeing as how the HK subs are a dime a dozen.

2045, the -19 is in service, plus, being on a Neo-Macross-class would be wicked cool.

I'm going to go out on a limb here and say "what about Nora?" Because a woman that bitchy is bound to absurdly cool.

I acutally have the first DVD of the series at home. I impulse bought because it was goddamn cute, and that's a rarity with me. I felt so safe with this series I sat my cousins (5 & 7) down and made them watch it, they seemed to like it. Then again, at least they weren't wearing out my Gundam games like they love to do.

I believe I speak for most when I say "Ah F***!"

This all reminds me of a Family Guy episode. Louis: Peter, talent just dissaper like that. Peter: Yes it does, you were pretty bad in be on Saturday. *flash to image of sheets and Peter saying "Louis, could you move around? It's like having sex with a pillow"* Louis: Peter, I was at my sisters on Saturday. -NOS Nerd jokes ahoy!

The only people who wear half-decent uniforms are the bridge crew members, but that's just me. Everything else, while pretty goofy looking, gets away with it simply because it's anime.

If you thought the MSiA was good, the HGUC model was even funner. I have the MSiA Gundam and the Battle Scared but the model does a bit more justice, or that's the way I see it.

Amuro and Char in Chars Counterattack Fokker in DYRL? I have a penchant for self-sacrifice. -NOS Tell me Axis getting deflected wasn't cool

Point, I refer to people of that order of manners as "kids" because they act as such.

Interesting you should bring that up. A possibilty that UN engineers found specs on the picket ship on the ASS-1, like in the computer system, and used that as the basis for the Oberths? That would make sense IMHO.

I think I figured out your favorite number there partner, 37. Having a stick animation jerking off, wow, that's a mark of high intelligence. But anyway, of course it looks high tech. It's going along with this retro-tech trend which has affected a lot of movies supposed to have taken place in the 19th Century, most notably "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen". -NOS Off to read Dante

As a professional mecha board lurker I maintain that Gundam.com had some of the worst members on the net, second only to Sailor Moon boards. -NOS Gah! Where do they find these kids?

It's always nice to see unintelligent comments abound. Interesting comment from an Arnold fan... As for the movie, the premise looks interesting, but the directing/producing team makes me a tad nervous. I'm a sucker for Vampire movies (with unfortunate results i.e. Underworld) so I'll end up sucked into that theater like gas into a black hole.

Actually I've found that diversion is the best method. When my little cousins come over to stay for about a week or so while their parents are out at some Christian mission thing ever so often they always go straight to my room, why? The 50+ Gundam models which line the shelves around my room. Fortunately, I still have a crate full of legos left over from when I was a kid. Just let the little devils screw around with legos or something equally indestructible and you'll be fine. Oh yeah, that and establish sentry guns and painful tape wire around your collection.

Is there any chance I got get my paws on a JPEG?

That is geeky, I want. -NOS My other car is the Falcon