SrFrog

Well, actually MLP might actually be one of the least girly animations I've actually enjoyed. I mean, I used to watch a lot of really bad magical girl anime back in the day but that was due to pure boredom and the fact that it was free. I did enjoy Sakura CardCaptors though, that show was awesome...

So y'know, I've always enjoyed my share of non-masculine shows for a while now.

I hate clowns with an infinite passion! I dont know why, but I hate that dumb act they try pull-off at parties. Which is weird cosidering I think female clowns to be adorable.

I guess that's what happens when kid stars become indoctrinated to that celebrity lifestyle. They can't discern how to behave like a normal person, because they didn't grew in a normal environment. It's quite a shame really.

I'm gonna sound a bit douchey, but when it comes to that stuff, I sort of let them handle it for themselves. It's not my place to become a mediator unless I know they need one.

Nope, all we get for free are the different league tournaments from north and south america. Though with Javier Hernandez being in Manchester United, it's sort of created an interest for European soccer around here.

I've always hated socialing for most of my life, hell if I didn't have internet I'd just fall back to books. The thing about the internet though, it reasuress my ego to a certain point.

Favorite Character: Marceline or Jake, depends on the situation

Favorite episode: I Remember You.

Why I like it: It's the entire randomness it eludes while having something deeper going on.

Best Quote: Be calmed by my saliva.

 

All-stars looks like it would be awesome! The cell-shading just works for a Jojo game. Too bad it (along with most Jojo stuff) can't come here due it being a potential lawsuit waiting to happen; I will just have to read the manga / watch the anime for now. I have been watching the 2 side-by-side, watching the part in the anime after finishing it in the manga. Just finished the first fight against Whamu.

Oh, you know it man! gotta catch up with the manga one of these days, but I've been a fan ever since the release of the original game for the playstation. Which reminds me, I gotta import the new one when it comes out...

Also, can't wait for the last episode of the current anime season.

I've actually never understood how it went from the church honoring a biblical massacre to the whole, annoy me to hell news stories. Well, I suppose it's just one of those things I'll never understand about holidays.

Wednesday, it's not the begining of my week but it's not near the end of it either. It's actually strange though, I love mondays since it about gets me ready for the rest of the week.

Of course, people even thought I had weird taste in music because I didn't like most of that new stuff. Personally though, music today doesn't begin to compare with all of those bands that began in the early 90's and before that.

I Miss The Misery by Halestorm, it's just been playing in my head constantly for the past month or so since first heard it. Didn't even knew the name of the band till I was told, and now I'm more than happy to know good music can still be made in this decade.

Saint Seiya, in all of it's 80's gloryness. Though I do prefer the Spanish version intro...

That intro for the second season of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, so fabulous! New favorite intro for anything right here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHUi90ouqmU

Albums:

5. Fragile- Yes

4. Tijuana Sessions Vol. 3- Nortec Collective

3. Demon Days- Gorillaz

2. In Utero- Nirvana

1. The Dark Side Of The Moon- Pink Floyd

Songs:

5. Feel Good Inc.- Gorillaz

4. Olvidela Compa- (Nortec Collective)

3. Roundabout- Yes

2. All Apologies- Nirvana

1. Brain Damage- Pink Floyd

I'll be honest, I know next to nothing about them but ask my brother? he's a hardcore fan of the group, just a bit shy of going to the concerts even. I've heard a couple of their songs, and what's awesome about them is their throwback of what made hip-hop so great at one time.

Dark Cloud, you don't know how much time I spent on that game. Leveling the characters and weapons to amazingly high proportions, only for the game to glitch right before the final boss. I was freaking devastated...

Latino, yes! Though if we're being broad about the definition of ethnicity, than maybe I would also consider myself Native American. (depending on who you ask)

Sergio is a common name isn't it? It's not that odd of a name, so when I'm asked to spell it and they still get it wrong. Thats when I loose it.

Honestly speaking I think root beer tastes like medicine, I've tried it and honestly couldn't find the fascination with it. Now, Dr. Pepper? I remember my first time tasting it, "pure unadulterated bliss". Oh, how did I live so long without that taste...

It's all good, I mean at least you didn't spend your money on a bad vice or anything like that. Yeah, it if makes you happy than there really shouldn't be a doubt of whether it was a good choice or not.

Y'know, I like the Power Rangers as much as the next guy but eh...

Watching some previews of Megaforce the other day, I honestly couldn't believe how cheap it looked. It's not even the kind of cheap that happened during it's Disney days, but it really went down on quality real fast.

Didn't they kind of kill Tirek in the original MLP series? If we're talking about that kind of dark than sure, why not. It's just that you can't overdo that kind of stuff on TV anymore, too many soccer moms out there y'know. Maybe just some dark undertones would work fine with the show

It's a horrible experience for anyone that wakes me up at a bad time, like the violent kind. I've even punched my brother because I though he was shaking my bed! of course I was wrong and had to apologize, it's all good though it doesn't happen very often..

My favourite director is Alfonso Cuarón, no doubt. I haven't seen all of his films, but what I have seen from him is outstanding. Children of Men, particularly, had mind-blowing direction - the seven minute shot of Theo running through the coastline buildings was just unbelievable, it was like a short film in itself. It should have won its own Academy Award. (The film itself got three nominations, and it's a total outrage it won none of them!)

You gotta watch "Y Tu Mama Tambien", and yeah it might be a foreign film. However it is a prime example of what exactly Cuaron brings to films in general.

Personally I gotta say, Guillermo Del Toro. Simply because he's able to bring to life all of those amazing fictional scenes in a way that's believable to the audience. Have you seen that trailer for his new movie? It's simply amazing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vKz7WnU83E