Burori

Boy howdy am I still dredging through this wonderful thing called life and looked back on my past footsteps. Some directions I regretted taking, some I have no regrets walking, but each person I have come across in my life, in a relationship by platonic means, friendship, or family, each moment helps yourself find and build you into the person you were meant to be. I have so many past inspirations and so many future aspirations I desire to achieve. Still daydreaming of being a programmer like Hacker inspired me in my youth. My future goal though is towards Psychology once I can afford to take the courses. But Anime Lives Forever.

I have been away for a long while now. When I got back today I saw the post and I am in shock. He was an awesome guy and while this post is years late I give my best out to his family. He will be sorely missed.

I LIVE!!!! Also me catching a Pike last Saturday

PSP: Kingdom Hearts: Birth by sleep. 'nuff said, PC: WoW. I know what you are thinking but I am not addicted. I have to say though the Storm Peaks is my favorite area though. Really up my alley.

It was how I imagined it. Trust me it is interesting.

Ironically For Karna! For Freedom has more written down. Bare in mind it is an estimated 7 book series lol

So ya... I am currently in a fix on what to start working on. I have 4 different ideas for a book I want to write. 1) Jackal Trilogy Quick summary is three individuals are born with unique gifts. One over life, the next death, and the last time. A lot of Mythology is mixed in it. 2) Angel Project The last scion is left on Earth. All 7 virtues of man have slowly began to corrupt. Now it is near the breaking point and Armageddon is not far behind. It is up to her to save the world by fixing the problem. 3) Escape 5 close friends are each given power over an element. Earth, fire, wind, water, (No not heart) Nature. They originate from Eqyptian times. They are left presserved for 3 thousand years only to find themselves in a completely different world, and someone wants to control them. 4) For Karna! A story about a dwarf and a leprechaun who are destined to save their home from 2 evil gods. What are your thoughts?

[quote name='CaNz' date='30 August 2010 - 06:17 AM' timestamp='1283163460' post='700013'] the intro allowed you to shape a lot of what happens later on. and i am sure the transition to ps3 will allow you to shape your backround even more.... bioware is good with these things. [/quote] Bare in mind though the experience of saying: "Yes I blew up the citadel with a Monkey and a blow torch." Does not hold the same appeal as actually DOING that. (Btw that aforementioned action is not a plausible one in the game. I just wanted to use an example.)

Welp I just went to go see it last Wednesday. Now I am not a fan of the comics (Never knew they really existed) I don't know how the movie was different from the comics. What I do know is that I went in there expecting something decent from what I heard of others and I was very much so NOT disappointed. Looking at this movie I can see how The Last Airbender could have succeeded and done so much better but that is beside the point. The movie was as the title claims it to be, An epic of epic Epicness. As a Canadian I saw a few things in the film that made me chuckle a lot. One of which is the coins. They were our currency in change. I know the movie was based in our country I just expected you know, arcade coins or something. But no, they use OUR money. Best part is that they used a lot of it, my Best friend's gf even said if she was in the movie she would be the first one trying to collect it all. But ya. I loved Scott Pilgrim vs The world. It is an awesome movie, and those who love to play games or read comics should definitely go see this movie wherever you can. They deserve a better box office then the one they have currently.

[quote name='stararnold' date='09 August 2010 - 04:16 PM' timestamp='1281385000' post='699158'] [size="2"][font="Impact"]On August 13-15, the 5th annual Otakuthon will be held at the Palais des congrès de Montréal (201 Viger Avenue West Montreal, Quebec). If you're an Anime fan living in Montreal (or near it), this may be of your interest. I know I'm going there like every other year. [u]When it's open?[/u] Friday at 5:00 pm - 5:00 am Saturday at 9:00 am - 5:00 am Sunday at 9:00 am - 5:00 pm [u]What are the Ticket Prices?[/u] Full weekend pass is $45.00 Friday pass is $20.00 Saturday pass is $35.00 Sunday pass is $25.00[/font][/size] [/quote] I was seriously contemplating since I saw it in the newspapers. But unfortunately I lack the funds to go (Literally all I need to do is pay the entrence fee and I can't even do that...) Next year though I will be there. And to all you other fellow Canucks. I say: Bonjour mes amies! And yes although I am a Quebecois my French is horrendous... I really wish I could go since Vic McDerpaderp is going to be there... One of my favorite characters (3 guess who that is) was voice acted by him and he did a decent job. Even though he hated that character so much

I will add more to this when I have more time. DBZ: More power equals crazy hairstyle. Death Note: Apple withdrawal is freakin' hilarious Elfin Lied: Insanity plus nudity equals Hot. Hellsing OVA: How it should have been. Lupin The III: Hungry like a wolf OH! Trinity Blood: Vampire catholics? For the Win!

[quote name='Magus' date='28 July 2010 - 07:36 AM' timestamp='1280316994' post='698100'] I don't know who the guy is but I'm pretty certain I've seen his version a couple of times. Then again I don't really care for the Batman with Adam West. For the remaining 3 that's really tough. Hamill's laugh is certainly memorable. Nicholson and Ledger's performance were great. (Have you ever danced with the devil in the pale moon light will always be a line I'll remember) But right now I have to go with Ledger over Nicholson because Ledger stole the spotlight. I do not like Christian Bale as Batman (Bruce Wayne, ok, but Batman, NO). If it weren't for Ledger I probably wouldn't even care for The Dark Knight. Nicholson and Keaton shared the spotlight. So yeah, for the time being Ledger. Too bad Hamill is retiring as Joker though. [/quote] I know... But the good news is he is going out with a bang. He is doing the voice acting for Arkham Asylum 2. That is his last performance. I am so buying it.... Not just because the first was awesome, but all because of the voice talents that are returning. But of course that is a topic for another thread.

Heh. So far I can't help but feel sorry for Cesar Romero. I don't think a lot of people on the forums has seen his version of the Joker, never mind even knowing who he is\was,

[quote name='Elk' date='27 July 2010 - 07:54 PM' timestamp='1280274841' post='698053'] Too bad Timmy's parents are so out of the loop they wouldn't even notice him still being in the 5th grade and 23. And then there's Vicky... Wonder what they're gonna do with her. [/quote] Seriously.I am beginning to think his parents are drug abusers. They are so messed up they don't notice anything.

[img]http://www.sfsignal.com/mt-static/images/jokerLineup.jpg[/img] So ya. I am wondering which of these Princes of Crime do/did you enjoy watching on the big screen or in your own homes? Also please explain why you chose the individual as your favorite. In my opinion I grew up entirely on Mark Hamill's interpretation of the Joker. His laugh is memorable and I use it as a constant gauge towards all other contender to the voice acting/acting of Joker. While I have also heard someone say that each actor who portrayed the joker has a different impressive and nice presentation of the Joker I still find the one who really hit the hammer on the nail was Mark.