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Happy birthday my dude, I hope you you're alright.
 
Speaking of birthdays, I had to visit my grandmother this weekend to celebrate her 86th birthday. I got out of basic last Monday, so I was pretty stoked to finally meet my family again, haven't really seen much of them these past four months.
 
Of course everything went terribly fucking wrong.
 
So first of all, my grandmother wanted me to show up in my uniform because she wanted to see her "handsome grandson" in it... Thanks grandma. I had to endure a two-hour train ride in full dress in the sweltering heat, so that wasn't much fun. Then we got to her home Friday evening and things were OK, the celebration wasn't until Saturday anyway. Come Saturday, my entire family pretty much showed up, barring the relatives I have living in South America and guess who got delegated to taking care of the children during the party.
 
Me.
 
Because I'm the youngest "adult" and the oldest of the "kids" in the family, I have historically always been asked to look after the younger children, most of whom are now teenagers, during family gatherings. But I still have three small cousins between ages 5-7. So I spent most of the day with those kids crawling all over me, drooling on my uniform, being asked stupid fucking questions and not having any cigarettes. I coped with this by ingesting a rather large amount of beer and I must admit that I was pretty drunk by the end of the evening. In my drunken stupor, I may have promised to take my cousins to McDonalds today Sunday. Unfortunately this means I have to stick around until noon at the very earliest, because their parents (rightfully) don't want their children going to McDonalds for breakfast, so the earliest I can take them is for lunch.
 
I'm hungover, my clothes are a mess, I haven't had a cigarette in 48-hours and I just want to go home... But here I am waiting to take my cousins to McDonalds...
 
Thanks for reading my blog, it took a while to write from my phone.

Happy birthday my dude, I hope you you're alright.
 
Speaking of birthdays, I had to visit my grandmother this weekend to celebrate her 86th birthday. I got out of basic last Monday, so I was pretty stoked to finally meet my family again, haven't really seen much of them these past four months.
 
Of course everything went terribly fucking wrong.
 
So first of all, my grandmother wanted me to show up in my uniform because she wanted to see her "handsome grandson" in it... Thanks grandma. I had to endure a two-hour train ride in full dress in the sweltering heat, so that wasn't much fun. Then we got to her home Friday evening and things were OK, the celebration wasn't until Saturday anyway. Come Saturday, my entire family pretty much showed up, barring the relatives I have living in South America and guess who got delegated to taking care of the children during the party.
 
Me.
 
Because I'm the youngest "adult" and the oldest of the "kids" in the family, I have historically always been asked to look after the younger children, most of whom are now teenagers, during family gatherings. But I still have three small cousins between ages 5-7. So I spent most of the day with those kids crawling all over me, drooling on my uniform, being asked stupid fucking questions and not having any cigarettes. I coped with this by ingesting a rather large amount of beer and I must admit that I was pretty drunk by the end of the evening. In my drunken stupor, I may have promised to take my cousins to McDonalds today Sunday. Unfortunately this means I have to stick around until noon at the very earliest, because their parents (rightfully) don't want their children going to McDonalds for breakfast, so the earliest I can take them is for lunch.
 
I'm hungover, my clothes are a mess, I haven't had a cigarette in 48-hours and I just want to go home... But here I am waiting to take my cousins to McDonalds...
 
Thanks for reading my blog, it took a while to write from my phone.

Happy birthday my dude, I hope you you're alright.
 
Speaking of birthdays, I had to visit my grandmother this weekend to celebrate her 86th birthday. I got out of basic last Monday, so I was pretty stoked to finally meet my family again, haven't really seen much of them these past four months.
 
Of course everything went terribly fucking wrong.
 
So first of all, my grandmother wanted me to show up in my uniform because she wanted to see her "handsome grandson" in it... Thanks grandma. I had to endure a two-hour train ride in full dress in the sweltering heat, so that wasn't much fun. Then we got to her home Friday evening and things were OK, the celebration wasn't until Saturday anyway. Come Saturday, my entire family pretty much showed up, barring the relatives I have living in South America and guess who got delegated to taking care of the children during the party.
 
Me.
 
Because I'm the youngest "adult" and the oldest of the "kids" in the family, I have historically always been asked to look after the younger children, most of whom are now teenagers, during family gatherings. But I still have three small cousins between ages 5-7. So I spent most of the day with those kids crawling all over me, drooling on my uniform, being asked stupid fucking questions and not having any cigarettes. I coped with this by ingesting a rather large amount of beer and I must admit that I was pretty drunk by the end of the evening. In my drunken stupor, I may have promised to take my cousins to McDonalds today Sunday. Unfortunately this means I have to stick around until noon at the very earliest, because their parents (rightfully) don't want their children going to McDonalds for breakfast, so the earliest I can take them is for lunch.
 
I'm hungover, my clothes are a mess, I haven't had a cigarette in 48-hours and I just want to go home... But here I am waiting to take my cousins to McDonalds...
 
Thanks for reading my blog, it took a while to write from my phone.

Happy birthday my dude, I hope you you're alright.
 
Speaking of birthdays, I had to visit my grandmother this weekend to celebrate her 86th birthday. I got out of basic last Monday, so I was pretty stoked to finally meet my family again, haven't really seen much of them these past four months.
 
Of course everything went terribly fucking wrong.
 
So first of all, my grandmother wanted me to show up in my uniform because she wanted to see her "handsome grandson" in it... Thanks grandma. I had to endure a two-hour train ride in full dress in the sweltering heat, so that wasn't much fun. Then we got to her home Friday evening and things were OK, the celebration wasn't until Saturday anyway. Come Saturday, my entire family pretty much showed up, barring the relatives I have living in South America and guess who got delegated to taking care of the children during the party.
 
Me.
 
Because I'm the youngest "adult" and the oldest of the "kids" in the family, I have historically always been asked to look after the younger children, most of whom are now teenagers, during family gatherings. But I still have three small cousins between ages 5-7. So I spent most of the day with those kids crawling all over me, drooling on my uniform, being asked stupid fucking questions and not having any cigarettes. I coped with this by ingesting a rather large amount of beer and I must admit that I was pretty drunk by the end of the evening. In my drunken stupor, I may have promised to take my cousins to McDonalds today Sunday. Unfortunately this means I have to stick around until noon at the very earliest, because their parents (rightfully) don't want their children going to McDonalds for breakfast, so the earliest I can take them is for lunch.
 
I'm hungover, my clothes are a mess, I haven't had a cigarette in 48-hours and I just want to go home... But here I am waiting to take my cousins to McDonalds...
 
Thanks for reading my blog, it took a while to write from my phone.

I need help, like right now. I don't want to end up like Chris.

Why is Rin the cutest voice of Muse?!??!/1!?!?!?!

Dota 2 xD

Dota 2 xD

in a world....

Best girl in, funnily enough the best girls from their respective year groups infact
 

She finally arrived, and only one day after her birthday!

classic meme reinvented

 

My overall anime watching has been reduced since entering basic, but I still have gotten around to finishing some stuff. It's stuff I actually feel deserves being talked about too!
 
Earlier this week I finally got around to crossing off an item from my "Great List of Anime Shame", which is basically a list of anime that I really, really, really should watch, but have not. Only 17 years too late to the party, I got around to watching "Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade".
 
A film about a dystopian Japan in the wake of the Second World War. Civil unrest has been a constant in the past decade and the government has created a special anti-terror unit in response to the anti-government organizations that have sprung up in this time. We follow the story of Kazuki Fuse, a member of the elite "Kerberos Panzer Corps" as he is part of a taskforce ordered to eliminate a local terrorist cell. The situation spirals out of control and ends with a young female insurgent blowing herself up with an improvised satchel charge right in front of Fuse. What follows is a story of guilt, atonement and living with yourself and your actions. I feel that I cannot talk about this movie in the detail that I would like, so I'm going to end the spoiler-free part of this post here. Spoilers ahead, click at your own risk!
 
Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade is actually a part of a bigger franchise surrounding the "Kerberos Panzer Corps", but I will judge this movie as a singular entity, rather than as a part of the franchise. Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade was a beatifully animated story with interesting insight into the human state of mind. PTSD is not a thing that is often portrayed with any sort of realism in most modern television or cinema, be it Western or Easten, but Jin-Roh manages to do it very convincingly and tastefully. Everything is not as it seems in this film and as the puzzle was gradually pieced together, I was on my toes and unable to look away from my screen. A wonderful experience overall and I highly encourage everyone to watch this film, even if you don't like Japanese animation in general, I consider Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade worth watching.
 
I believe I have posted it in this thread before, but the prologue to the movie is available on YouTube and will give you a taste of what to expect from this movie, granted the action does tone down significantly through the middle part of the film. Excuse the grainy YouTube quality as well.
 
 

I'm ok. Totally pissed with the entirety of existence and spend a lot of time thinking about offing myself, because everything keeps on breaking and I have no money or friends and existence is pointless, but apart from that, I am coping.

Legion pre-patch hitting the live servers this week, which will add the new wardrobe system... So that's good.
 

New Overwatch girl has a skin that gives her an army beret
 

 
Looking forward to the incest porn lads.
 
 

New Overwatch girl has a skin that gives her an army beret
 

 
Looking forward to the incest porn lads.
 
 

New Overwatch girl has a skin that gives her an army beret
 

 
Looking forward to the incest porn lads.
 
 

Shamelessly stolen from a thread on /a/, I give you some homages to western media in anime and vice versa.
 
Little Witch Academia apparently features several characters from western cartoons in some of its background shots. Supposedly the top characters in the red circle are Mabel and Dipper from Gravity Falls and the one circled in the lower left is a character from Steven Universe. I haven't watched either of those shows, so I can't really comment myself, but it's not too surprising to me, seeing as Studio Trigger love to reference western stuff in their productions.
 
In the anime "The Unlimited Hyobu Kyosuke" both the Nostalgia Critic and the Angry Video Game Nerd show up as background characters... Seriously.
 
Pani Poni (?) has a pretty unsubtle reference to Back to the Future
 
Stan Lee shows up in the anime "Heroman", which I suppose is not entirely unsurprising
 
Kill la Kill has a couple of familiar faces in its background. Trigger does it again xD
 
Punchline has this frame in it, which features Robert Downey Jr. (I think), Samuel L. Jackson, John Travolta, Harrison Ford and Arnold Schwarzenegger
 
Kuromokuro (I think it is anyway) has a cameo appearance of Agent Mulder and Agent Scully
 
Sabagebu! has a very obvious reference to Mad Max
 
Panty and Stocking with Garterbelt has so many references to western culture, media and animation that there is not much point in trying to list all of it in this post, but this one in particular is pretty obvious.
 
The Monogatari series also feature some nods to western animation. Like the Panty and Stocking one, I feel that this one is obvious
 
The Monogatari series also has a pretty obvious Shawshank Redemption reference in it
 
A Japanese voice actress by the name of "Izumi Kitta" does the voice of Tomoko in the anime adaptation of the WataMote manga. Guess what character she also voices in Japanese.
 
And finally we have something in reverse. A reference to Japanese animation in a western cartoon. Notice something on the board in the background? Apparently Pinky and the Brain has a Neon Genesis Evangelion reference in it.
 
 

Shamelessly stolen from a thread on /a/, I give you some homages to western media in anime and vice versa.
 
Little Witch Academia apparently features several characters from western cartoons in some of its background shots. Supposedly the top characters in the red circle are Mabel and Dipper from Gravity Falls and the one circled in the lower left is a character from Steven Universe. I haven't watched either of those shows, so I can't really comment myself, but it's not too surprising to me, seeing as Studio Trigger love to reference western stuff in their productions.
 
In the anime "The Unlimited Hyobu Kyosuke" both the Nostalgia Critic and the Angry Video Game Nerd show up as background characters... Seriously.
 
Pani Poni (?) has a pretty unsubtle reference to Back to the Future
 
Stan Lee shows up in the anime "Heroman", which I suppose is not entirely unsurprising
 
Kill la Kill has a couple of familiar faces in its background. Trigger does it again xD
 
Punchline has this frame in it, which features Robert Downey Jr. (I think), Samuel L. Jackson, John Travolta, Harrison Ford and Arnold Schwarzenegger
 
Kuromokuro (I think it is anyway) has a cameo appearance of Agent Mulder and Agent Scully
 
Sabagebu! has a very obvious reference to Mad Max
 
Panty and Stocking with Garterbelt has so many references to western culture, media and animation that there is not much point in trying to list all of it in this post, but this one in particular is pretty obvious.
 
The Monogatari series also feature some nods to western animation. Like the Panty and Stocking one, I feel that this one is obvious
 
The Monogatari series also has a pretty obvious Shawshank Redemption reference in it
 
A Japanese voice actress by the name of "Izumi Kitta" does the voice of Tomoko in the anime adaptation of the WataMote manga. Guess what character she also voices in Japanese.
 
And finally we have something in reverse. A reference to Japanese animation in a western cartoon. Notice something on the board in the background? Apparently Pinky and the Brain has a Neon Genesis Evangelion reference in it.
 
 

Shamelessly stolen from a thread on /a/, I give you some homages to western media in anime and vice versa.
 
Little Witch Academia apparently features several characters from western cartoons in some of its background shots. Supposedly the top characters in the red circle are Mabel and Dipper from Gravity Falls and the one circled in the lower left is a character from Steven Universe. I haven't watched either of those shows, so I can't really comment myself, but it's not too surprising to me, seeing as Studio Trigger love to reference western stuff in their productions.
 
In the anime "The Unlimited Hyobu Kyosuke" both the Nostalgia Critic and the Angry Video Game Nerd show up as background characters... Seriously.
 
Pani Poni (?) has a pretty unsubtle reference to Back to the Future
 
Stan Lee shows up in the anime "Heroman", which I suppose is not entirely unsurprising
 
Kill la Kill has a couple of familiar faces in its background. Trigger does it again xD
 
Punchline has this frame in it, which features Robert Downey Jr. (I think), Samuel L. Jackson, John Travolta, Harrison Ford and Arnold Schwarzenegger
 
Kuromokuro (I think it is anyway) has a cameo appearance of Agent Mulder and Agent Scully
 
Sabagebu! has a very obvious reference to Mad Max
 
Panty and Stocking with Garterbelt has so many references to western culture, media and animation that there is not much point in trying to list all of it in this post, but this one in particular is pretty obvious.
 
The Monogatari series also feature some nods to western animation. Like the Panty and Stocking one, I feel that this one is obvious
 
The Monogatari series also has a pretty obvious Shawshank Redemption reference in it
 
A Japanese voice actress by the name of "Izumi Kitta" does the voice of Tomoko in the anime adaptation of the WataMote manga. Guess what character she also voices in Japanese.
 
And finally we have something in reverse. A reference to Japanese animation in a western cartoon. Notice something on the board in the background? Apparently Pinky and the Brain has a Neon Genesis Evangelion reference in it.