~Character Focus!~ Mahiru Inami from Working!!

I present you with the adorable Androphobiac Mahiru Inami from the 2010 anime Working!!

I feel like she is trying to punch the viewer. She's so adorable!

This adorable girl reacts to a mans presence with overwhelming violence and the lulz ensue!  She has easily become my favorite character as I watch Working!! mind you I am currently only 6 episodes in so as far as I have noticed is that her androphobia has only decreased slightly, and only when she is dealing with Takanashi/Katanashi-kun.  Unrelated, but I also prefer his name to be Katanashi just as Popura mispronounces it.

Continuing with more of the adorable Inami-chan after the jump! Every Girl's Cuter With Hair Decs

~Fate/Zero~ Iskandar! King of Conquerors!

Winner.

In all honesty, I was going to do a review of Yumekui Merry.  But I just can not pass up the simply awesome faces, lines and gestures that Iskandar aka Rider in Fate/Zero does.  If you have not seen or even know a single thing about the Fate universe, do not fear! I know absolutely nothing and this show is awesome!  More lulz after the jump.

Tamayura ~hitotose~

Oh hi, I decided to use this blog for something, Lets see if it lasts.

Tamayura ~hitotose~

So far three episodes have aired this fall season of anime and I have been watching this show along with about a dozen others all at once.  Yes, I might have an addiction or something, but its not really my fault that almost ALL the shows I previewed were actually good this season.

Pictures and random words continue after the break..

Oh right, I forgot about this place...

/rez... mabey.

jmk

so i'm slow, bite me

no i havent forgotten this blog, just am busy/playing games/busy to write.

anyways my newest fav song here.

and videos i've made from the MMO i'm currently playing are here.

there, life is updated for everyone who randomly finds then... -prays for school to be over-

baibai ^__^/

The Adventures of Homework

Long time no post.

So while doing my landscape analysis homework tonight, I found these similarity's.. HERE and HERE.

notice one is the wikipedia page.. and the other is not.. now look at the pictures. oh yay, looks like we found them.

It amused me.

baibai (^__^)/

Homework is Crushing

Busy Jon is Busy

It was midterms last week. It would be an understatement to say that I was busy. Unfortunately I have not gotten any of the tests back yet... but I am pretty sure I did quite well on the two geography midterms I took. Sometime in the next week I think I might scan a few of the diagrams and maps I have made for projects in my Landscape Analysis course. They are pretty cool looking and I am quite proud of them.

On a random note, taking off my zip-up hoddie creates enough static electricity to force my mp3 player to shut down and then go through the rebuilding library process when started up again. This probably is not very good for the electronics in it.. oh well.

One of the topics that was discussed during Human Geography this morning was the true cost of food. We watched a video clip of Michael Pollan (wiki link) speaking during a board discussion in response to a question asking why organic food is so expensive. His counter question and subsequent answer was one that asks why conventional food costs so little when it is so bad for our health and our environment. The cheapness of conventional food comes with a large cost to our health and environment, for instance the use of chemical fertilizers have collected in river drainages and cause algae blooms to flourish. These algae blooms consume a large portion of the available oxygen in the surrounding water and prevent anything else from living. Once the oxygen is consumed, the algae dies and leaves the water unable to support other life for a period of time. He also addressed our societies lack of priorities regarding food, how on average we spend only 11% of our disposable income on food. When we could decide to spend a little more of our disposable income on healthier foods that are produced with a little more respect and regard for our environment and health.

In all I thought it was a great response to the question of why organic/healthier foods are more expensive. I wish I was able to find the video online, but my youtube searching skills fail me today.

/laters everyone.