I sound like and idiot when saying that my five figures would be figures from Maria-sama ga Miteru, but it would be the truth. Any five would do, but Yumi first ofc. It's just a shame that there are no decent figures from a series that has such a lar...
Not really fan of that pot she is wearing on her head, but other than that she is very lovely. Beautiful face... The pot might be a deal breaker for me though...
Damn! A teacher doing that here would be public cricified, hanged, burned at the stake, shot, killed, revived, had to say sorry, pay a fine and retake his education... Then maybe killed again...
not voting this time. I like a balanced diet as well. I tend to watch series like Claymore, Darker than Dark, Heroic Age and so on, but I do like a little fanservice tossed in, once in a while...
Living in (fairly) peaceful Viborg, Denmark. I don't really think I would have to, And I do really know many that definately wouldn't turn around on the way to work if they remembered not having done so. But I, myself, do it though. I guess to many a...
I think it's the politicians desperaste way of saying "look, we are doing something". Eventhough everybody knows it's just a look/see measure. But if they want to use billions on this sort of 'prevention', then let them. Doesn't bother me.
Yeah, tough one for me too. I would say Anime though (in general). And just to recap Claymore; it was (sure as hell) the anime. But not understandning Japanese, I have to relie on the ever present fansubs or translations or what not. And I bet a lot...
I don't think you would ever see someone in need of a seat, not getting one in Denmark. but people are idiots when it comes to throwing burger-wrap or coke-cans in public. Only reason it's kind'a clean and neat here, is the massive amount of public e...
In Denmark a tip certainly would be accepted, but is in no means required. And you have to say that it's a tip, or they cant accept it as such. - So if you just leave some coins on the table after a meal, they are required to run after you. I had a h...
In Denmark a tip certainly would be accepted, but is in no means required. And you have to say that it's a tip, or they cant accept it as such. - So if you just leave some coins on the table after a meal, they are required to run after you. I had a h...
In Denmark a tip certainly would be accepted, but is in no means required. And you have to say that it's a tip, or they cant accept it as such. - So if you just leave some coins on the table after a meal, they are required to run after you. I had a h...
In Denmark a tip certainly would be accepted, but is in no means required. And you have to say that it's a tip, or they cant accept it as such. - So if you just leave some coins on the table after a meal, they are required to run after you. I had a h...
