Pumpkineer

This week I realised that living without internet is like having your left hand cut off. And I'm not talking about checking updates of those 20 webcomics I watch. I can't receive mail, I can't check dA, I can't do anything -,-. I seriously can't wait when I'll get my laptop and a piece of internet. Anyway. It's been my first week at university, and we've been already assured that most of us won't pass the first year... (Greets for Karsun and those three guys who are reloading the first year). I met a lot of people, and about half of my group turned up to be bigger game- fantasy geeks than I am... frightening. In other news. I got featured a

I just got passively tagged by Colophonius. Well, here goes. Go to your music player of choice and put it on shuffle. Say the following questions aloud, and press play. Use the song titles that come up to answer each question. NO CHEATING. How does the world see me?: Molotov Bitch (0.o) Will I have a happy life?: Olley Oxen Free (that's a Neverhood song. Happy song, happy life XD) What do people really think of me?: March of pigs (...) Do people secretly lust after me?: Down Rodeo How can I make myself happy? Blue And Yellow (hell yeah...?) What should I do with my life? A Million Days Will I ever have children?: Time Won't

Yello. After watching one episode of Devil may cry animated series I decided to share with you my thoughts on the evolution of anime as a genre (Like soap opera genre etc.). In short, I'm scared. I've been into anime for over 7 years, back to the days of Locke Superhuman and Hi, Michael (I'm talking about polish reality of course). It was then when little Pumpkin spotted an issue of Evangelion in some kiosk. I fell in love with it on the first glance, and it's still one of my favourite anime/manga titles. Later came Trigun, Slayers, Magic knight Rayearth, Chobits, Onegai Teacher (Okay, I'm not exactly proud of that one but duh) and other cl