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Honestly, that's probably the most difficult decision I've had to make in this election. I'm slightly leaning towards the left option though, mainly because there's already a bipartisan movement to end corruption in politics, and it has had minor success in certain cities. https://represent.us/

Personal tastes aside, I'd consider an anime a classic if people continue to talk about it going into the next decade. It's a hard call to make, as there's no telling what will carry on its hype in years to come. Most of the anime I see nowadays seem to be going for short-term hype, and even some of the better shows may eventually fade into obscurity once its airing has come to past. That being said, I do believe there are a few that may be worth mentioning. Death Note would be something of an easy pick. That aired somewhere towards the beginning of the decade period, and it's still among the most popular anime to date. As someone who was exposed to the series on TV during my late teen years, I really can't say how much it appealed to me as an intellectual series, and I'm due for a refresh on the story (I'll probably read the manga). That said, it definitely came off as a unique experience to me at the time, and I was immensely interested in the plot. SAO is a pretty odd case, but I think this will continue to collect interest and continue to be a subject of discussion in later years as well. Its premise is enough to attract and appeal to a certain demographic within the anime community (especially newcomers), and its story will continue to be the thing that inspires critics to throw their fits of rage and bring even more attention to the series. I really don't like the idea that something like SAO would go on to represent this generation of anime as a classic when there are so many less popular shows that are better than it, but that is, unfortunately, the reality. I won't lie, I did like this anime quite a bit, but I didn't really think it was anything spectacular. Steins;Gate. With this being my 2nd favorite anime, I know I'm probably a little biased here, but I sincerely do believe this will stand the test of time (lol) and continue to draw an audience in years to come. It's the kind of anime that has a massive appeal on both casual and critical viewers, and it's the kind of show you just love to love. People will frequently see it on the favorites list of others, and will likely pick it up just to see what all the hubbub is about, and they will probably end up spreading more words of joy and keep its momentum alive. The protagonist is easy to like (and easy to quote, lol), the rest of the cast is very solid, and the plot twists make for a highly engaging watch. Anyways, I'm kinda drained. There are other anime I could talk about, but I don't entirely feel like it. You know, honestly, I hope it does. I haven't watched it yet (trust me, I plan to), but the general impression I have is that it's better at generating short-term enthusiasm than it is at generating interest. That enthusiasm may eventually drive it to become a widespread anime of interest, but somehow I doubt it. It's been over one year since it finished airing, and I don't see a lot of people talking about it. By the end of this 10-year period, it'll likely fall into obscurity. That said, I'm personally very interested in watching this and can't wait to eventually get around to it. It'll likely be the first thing I pick up by the time I finish a certain part of my backlog (which involves finishing everything I started, which will take a while).

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It's a cute girl interaction game. You admire your waifu, get pretty dresses, admire your waifu, raise stats through studying, admire your waifu, and do jobs for "MOEN" so you can get more stuff. The higher your stats are, the more opportunities you have to get better jobs. I actually do kinda like this. The art's diverse and tasteful, and the gameplay is pretty minimalist (which I think is good for a moe admiration game). I named my girl Rin after the character in Little Busters. Still working on unlocking the tsundere personality.

I haven't really read a lot of manga, but Elfen Lied, Rurouni Kenshin, Hibiki no Mahou, and Onanie Master Kurosawa (don't be put off by the title, it is a good story) are my favorites.

Just a banner I happened to come across. Looks nice. Source: http://arsmagnaxxx.web.fc2.com/

One other thing to consider: you can upgrade to reserve your free copy, but you don't necessarily have to use it. This will be useful if you need to update without having to pay. Microsoft won't support Win7 forever, so you'll wanna be prepared for that eventually. http://www.howtogeek.com/263413/you-only-have-a-week-left-to-get-windows-10-free.-heres-why-you-should-update/

Don't be afraid of jumping off a tall building without a parachute! But yeah, I get what you mean lol. I've been like that for a while until I started getting therapy. Now I'm actually going to college next month.

Army. I actually kinda regret not going Air Force. Grades weren't an issue for me at all, I just wanted to go Army cuz my friends were. Kinda pointless when you think about it lol. At least I'm not taking the brunt of the Air Force jokes!

.hack//Sign is a good one. It gets really high marks for its animation (at the time) and soundtrack. If you enjoy Yuki Kajiura's work at all, you're in for a real treat here. Unique setting too; it's much better than all the other anime that have copied its "trapped in a game" scenario most recently. Just a quick word of warning though, the story in the anime isn't complete and continues on in the 1st 4 PS2 games of the franchise. But if you're okay with being left confused about the last episode, or interested in pursuing the games afterward, then it's definitely worth giving it a shot.

Eh, I'll give MCC a try. It does look pretty cute. I used your code.

Kinetic VNs could be more up your alley then. Try Planetarian! Saya no Uta might not be a bad idea either. There are 2 different endings to the story, but there isn't a change in romantic interest involved in it, so you'd be able to enjoy the whole game. That is, unless you don't like dark stories.

I got a letter yesterday about my Post 9/11 GI Bill benefits for going to college, and it turns out I'm getting an additional monthly $600 kicker from the Montgomery one. Damn, I was not expecting that at all. My monthly income is pretty much gonna triple once I start getting those deposits. Also, I'm thinking of trying out St. John's Wort for depression. It was recommended in a medical book I was reading on herbs and supplements, and the reviews for it seem promising. Don't add anything to water. You'll hydrate better that way.

You have no idea, lmao.

Great art, and great taste in anime. This is from Kyousougiga btw. Unfortunately, it's not as clever as you think it is. At least not in the US (land of the free and home of the world's worst drivers).

And here's the reason I'm at 32 points.

32 Huh, I guess I'm not as hopeless as I thought I was.

Forget AOTY, Keijo!!!!!!!! is gonna be AOTC (anime of the century). Wow, this is gold. Going off the PV alone, it definitely lives up to all the exclamation marks in its title.

Ooh. http://www.pixiv.net/member.php?id=21062

Happy birthday, krill!

Yours looks really nice too. 9/10

These ideas are probably a little obvious, but the way this video puts them into perspective does help you to understand them a little better. It's a very interesting watch.

Nice Rem ava. 8/10