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• Becoming a Moderator on OtakuBoards, starting up my own production company with my best friend Dan.
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• I liked the Mysterious Cities of Gold before I did Pokemon, but Pokemon was the first Japanese Anime I really liked.
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Thursday, May 19, 2005

Addendum

Comments (as of this morning):

Heart of Sword: It was, very cool ^_^


I forgot to mention some things about the second day of the Expo-

While I was standing around the MVM stand looking at a Tsukihime poster I'd just picked up, a Japanese girl in a Sailor Moon outfit suddenly thrusts a fortune cookie into my hand along with a subscription form to NEO Magazine.

I'd had one of the fortune cookies earlier that day- they didn't taste particularly nice, but filled a hole that can only be filled by tasteless papery wafer thingies. Inside I expected to find a fortune (and with them being fortune cookies, that doesn't sound too outrageous), but the first cookie gave me a 'Better Luck Next Time', which, though ironically what I expected a fortune cookie to tell me, puzzled me.

The guy at the NEO stand explained that they were holding a sort of giveaway thing- you took a fortune cookie and if you had a prize, you... had a prize.

This second one, planted into my hand quite forcefully by this girl, opened up and revealed to me something a lot more promising:

"Come to our stand and see what you've won!"

I wandered over, where I talked to the person behind the display. There was a special offer on the Magazine that day- three issues for a fiver, tral run sort of thing -which I went for. After I signed up, she asked if I had a PC. I said yes.

She then produced a copy of The Matrix Online from behind the desk and handed it to me.

I could hardly believe it. Nor will my computer, when it sees the specifications.

And Finally...
There's one good thing I really can say about the Expo.

I have completely and utterly fallen in love...

...with Fullmetal Alchemist. It is one of the absolute best things I've ever seen and I love it.

Main details of the second part of the Expo are below ^_^
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