On Jul 17, 5:06 pm, "E. Liddell"
wrote:
> On Thu, 17 Jul 2008 11:41:46 -0700, spam wrote:
>> On Jul 17, 2:13 pm, "E. Liddell" wrote:
>>> On Thu, 17 Jul 2008 07:44:13 -0700, spam wrote:
>>>> On Jul 17, 9:06 am, "E. Liddell"
>>>> wrote:
>>>>> On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 21:55:17 -0500, milo wrote:
>>>>>>> On Jul 15, 6:51 pm, "Laurie G."
winternet.com> wrote:>>>>>>>> E. Liddell wrote:
>>>>>>>>> On Tue, 15 Jul 2008 07:50:32 -0700, spam wrote:
>>> What would be even more interesting is Naga, Amelia, and *Phil*
>>> on-screen at the same time, but that ain't never gonna happen (and to
>>> be honest, I'm not betting on Naga appearing in Slayers Revolution at
>>> all).
>
>> I imagine if it did happen, it was because Hajime Kanzaka was retiring
>> and it was the last thing he was going to do.
>
> Which, I suppose, means that we should wish for it not to happen for a
> while yet.
True. Although the guy's gotta run out of juice at some point.
I managed to catch the first couple eps on Youtube. Good, fun stuff.
My only disappointment--which is not everyone's, as I think some
people feel the opposite--is that almost all the incidental music is
recycled from "Next" and "Try" -- it's been 10 years, and I know J.C.
Staff has had some awesome scores recorded for a number of anime, so
certainly they coulda delivered for the much anticipated next Slayers
installment. But that's a minor thing, relatively speaking.
> Hmmm. Of the ones I listed Galaxy Railways II may end up being fairly
> good . . . or not (Leiji Matsumoto is capable of producing work filling
> the entire spectrum from brilliant to awful). I'm waiting to see if it
> drops the ball at the very end or not. The first season was better,
> anyway.
Let me know.
> That would do it. Right now, however, I'm envious of anyone with an
> income, pretty much. My total earnings for this year amount to <$50Cdn.
Still no luck on the job search? :( Hope this fiscal year brings good
news.
>> Save up for the entry fee (which is very fair for a 3 day weekend),
>> sleep at home, pack a couple sandwiches. I even went when I was working
>> minimum wage with no benefits for a college bookstore (I just had to
>> avoid the dealer's room like mad). I'm lucky that our town gets cool
>> events like that, but that's the benefit of living in a city in general.
>> If I wasn't close by, it'd be highly unlikely that I'd go (and if I
>> moved to another city, I'd go to what's there, and if I ever manage to
>> move back out to the country, I won't care, because I'll have my rose
>> garden I've always wanted).
>
> This place calls itself a city, but it's really a small town
> with delusions of grandeur. It's about equidistant from Anime North
> (Toronto) and AC3 (Ottawa), and too far from either to make attending
> really practical when you can't afford a hotel.
I understand. Hopefully that won't be an issue in coming years.
It would be fun to visit another con sometime... if I had the planning
skills to do it.
Well, I have the planning skills. I use them all up at my job, and
can't find the energy to use them for anything else. -_-
>>> E. Liddell, and her aching hip
>
>> Our hips can ache together. Bad, bad hips! Stop it now!
>
> I think the weather here has it in for me. Icky, grey, humid, and HOT.
Yes.... I think that is definitely not helping. Feel better!
DQ
