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• 1987-01-06
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• My happy place, which happens to have a dead body in it -_-'
Member Since
• 2003-08-10
Occupation
• Proffesional Bum and Angel of Death
Real Name
• Dr. Phil
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Achievements
• i think the mere fact that that i am still here on the earth after OVER 20 years is an achievement in and of itself. ive done a bunch of other stuffs too...
Anime Fan Since
• Jan 2001 (tho i liked pokemon b4 dat)
Favorite Anime
• Cowboy Bebop, all Gundam, Evangelion, stuff by Mokoto Shinkai, Saikano, Midori No Hibi and many many many more
Goals
• to rid the world of normal people and set up a chain of islands which will be a paradise for all otaku.
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• anime-what else?
Talents
• i am the luckiest bastard alive. i am l337. and i am quite artistic. i have magic fingers.
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Friday, April 15, 2005
"Feel Good Inc." Gorillaz. i dont normally like their stuff, but the video for this one really caught my eye.
TGIF!!! TFIF!!! well, no not really. its friday. big phat hairy deal. *shrugs*
gotta go to the dentist after school today. time for my bi-annual checkup.
been looking around on the net today. It seems that Makoto Shinkai, the guy behind "Voices of a Distant Star" (a.k.a "Hoshi No Koe") has released another publication. Entitled "The place promised in our early days" or "Kumo no Mukou, Yakusoku no Basho", it has a larger production staff than Voices did, yet still retains beautiful surreal artwork and the awesome music by Tenmon, one of fav composers next to Yoko Kanno. There isn't an English version yet, but it probably wont be long forth coming. check out Makoto's Homesite for more details.
the school wouldnt let me do anything for non uniform day. ^^; so i wont be wearing a kilt. If I can get my mitts on one however, i might get a photo, just for you guys. ^^
Thats it from me today. short huh?
oh well.
Have a great weekend.
see ya on Monday.
and I leave you with this:
"Poets have been mysteriously silent on the subject of cheese." - G. K. Chesterton
ciao.
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