Anime does suck though.
So do the jazz. And yet here you are...
Anime does suck though.
So do the jazz. And yet here you are...
I've had Adblock Plus for quite some time, and for those who don't have it: you're seriously missing out. In my experience it's absolutely no-hassle. It just silently blocks ads in your browser and that's it. Really no set-up at all.
As for Noscript, that one I didn't know about, but I'll have to check it out. Thanks.
It's definitely not for everyone. I loved it enough to watch all 8 seasons and two movies in about two weeks. I never watch tv like that.
It's a bit slow starting IIRC.
Y'all watch Anime?
Don't talk to me anymore, you weird asses.
Can someone please explain to me why some cartoons are called Annamae and other cartoons aren't? I don't get it. Isn't anime just short for animation, which is what all cartoons are. Sorry if this is a really dumb question.
I'll explain it to you. The differences are really quite technical, so please be careful to follow along:
Cartoons = Awesome
Anime = Crap.
Can someone please explain to me why some cartoons are called Annamae and other cartoons aren't? I don't get it. Isn't anime just short for animation, which is what all cartoons are. Sorry if this is a really dumb question.
I'll explain it to you. The differences are really quite technical, so please be careful to follow along:
Cartoons = Awesome
Anime = Crap.
Netflix is way better for TV shows than for movies.
That's probably one of my big problems then. I'm not fan of TV series at all. All I watch on TV these days are sports and the Lone Target type shows or documentaries. Though, An Idiot Abroad was definitely a good Netflix TV find for me, but it's kind of in the documentary mode too. So there's that. I'll check out the documentaries some mentioned in this thread and call it good.
Oh well. I'm just using a free trial so it's all good. I just thought since I really don't watch movies that often, I was about to be entering a huge honey hole of good unseen movies. So wrong.
Ladies and gentlemen, fallenchicken, your very own expert in all things art.
For the layman's out there, can you explain the prices you went through to come to this conclusion?
Well, it's quite complicated. In order to truly understand, one must be well-studied in critical theory. An expensive liberal arts education would help.
But, to try to reduce it to the "layman": my carefully crafted logic works like this:
I don't like anime, usually.
To put that in the form of a logical hypothesis:
1. I like good things.
2. The things I like are good.
3. I don't like anime.
4. Therefore, anime is not good.
Well, it's quite complicated. In order to truly understand, one must be well-studied in critical theory. An expensive liberal arts education would help.
But, to try to reduce it to the "layman": my carefully crafted logic works like this:
I don't like anime, usually.
To put that in the form of a logical hypothesis:
1. I like good things.
2. The things I like are good.
3. I don't like anime.
4. Therefore, anime is not good.
Netflix has some great documentaries. I usually watch one a week..
Just got Murikan Netflix, and I need to review an environment-themed documentary for one of my classes.
Do you, or anyone else have recommends for a good environmental-documentary on Netflix? TIA!
EDIT: I suppose it doesn't have to be on Netflix, but I'd prefer a relatively newer one, and it being on Netflix is most convenient.
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