Birthday • 1991-10-10 Gender •
Female Location • i'm outside of your window... with my radio (MN) Member Since • 2006-03-19 Occupation • otaku, alchemist, ninja, wolf, student Real Name • Nori
Personal
Achievements • well... i've gotten three of my fan arts featured, if thats an acheivement..... hehe Anime Fan Since • ... since i watched princess mononoke... i think i was 9... Favorite Anime • FMA, wolf's rain, princess mononoke, naruto, inu yasha, Trigun, Neon Genisis Evangelion, Cowboy bebop, Eureka 7, Samurai Champloo, FLCL, Bleach, Trinity Blood, Love Hina, Chobits.... Goals • to make an AMV as good as "whisper of the beast" work in anime, ya know, stuff like that... Hobbies • drawing anime... (please go check out mah drawings!! >_<), listening to music, watching AMVs, other shtuff Talents • drawing anime... acting....
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Wednesday, July 5, 2006
nyah ^^
hello all! how was everybody's 4th of july? mine was cool, for the most part... i went to the fireworks with some friends, then we all went back to Ikari-chan's house to sleep over, when things got dramatic... its all really confusing. i... still dont know what happened, but it involved both of ine and Ikari's friend getting dragged out of the house at about 2:30 in the morning. Nothing was really wrong, we were just watching Rose Red, and all of a sudden, Emily sits up and demands to go home because 'she couldn't sleep in tghe same house as her boyfriend (like they would do anything, niether of them would think about doing anything... bad) so it was really wierd. o_O x_X i still dunno exactly what happened.
anyways, im actually at Ikari's house right now, so i can watch AMVs
heres a good one:
ok, and this is my favorite DDR song, Love Love Shine ^_^ i play it at the arcade in the mall everytime i get the chance! the anime is chobits... its pretty. i've read thge chobits manga, its very pretty art... er... for the most part. its kinda 'adult...' the manga, i mean, not the video though! thats not what i'm talking about... just... its pretty.
