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Elfen Lied.

*just read the entire manga in two days, so is on an Elfen Lied kick right now*

The two of you are so lucky. D=

*wishes he could be there*

No, just you, those are totally not alike. Just look at the subtle differences. When you add them all up, NOTHING alike.

*starts rifling through wad of cash from Sony*

Groovy Lluvy

I have a chaingun. Each of its barrels is another chaingun.

DAKKADAKKADAKKADAKKADAKKADAKKADAKKADAKKADAKKADAKKADAKKA.

The conscious mind? Assuming that one is sleeping whilst it's dark...

Hm...I find I prefer it with just background music.

Genie and lamp.

Orrrrrrrr they could just be assuming that it's understood that its their opinion being voiced, not fact.

...and tubes. You cannot forget the tubes.

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Spock's mystical teleportation

 

This isn't as much something I didn't like as much as something that confused me. How does Nimoy-Spock go from being left on the ice planet to being in the hangar with Quinto-Spock?

 

Vulcan getting destroyed

 

Vulcan getting imploded. That's quite quickly a thumbs-down for me, simply because as we learned in Season two, episode one(Episode thirty of the entire series), every seven years the Vulcans need to return to the planet to mate. They don't get to Vulcan they die. Seriously. I know it sounds strange, but it's how it is. Personally I felt this was kind of odd in TOS, but nevertheless as the Vulcans of TOS are the same Vulcans of this movie it should be respected. And we know that they figure out a way since Nimoy-Spock is still alive. I mean, sure, maybe his idea of a colony could work, but at the same time it's somewhat questionable. However, the ending clearly set up for a sequel. If maybe that's part of the premise of the sequel, saving what remained of the Vulcans, then I'm fine with this and applaud Abrams for setting up his sequel. Not to say I didn't like the scene. It was dramatic, and I did like the location, it got kind of Indiana Jonesish at times("Oh god, Vulcan's getting blown up. Everybody into the apparently nuke-proof 1950's fridge!")

 

The brig planet

 

So, Kirk just had a tantrum on the bridge and was subdued by Spock, who at the moment is captain, an right as you think he's going to say "Get him off the bridge" he says "get him off the ship". And they launch him onto a barren ice planet. I know in the 16th an 17th centuries and stuffs that occasionally rebellious crewmembers would be marooned on an island, but there's a difference between an island in an ocean and a planet in space.

Aye, and don't get me started on younger cousins.

Now I has a temptation to make a Nana av/banner set.

Now that's two animes that I've watched that I didn't know you were watching/had watched.

Picard.

The book was better, mostly in that there was more to it, but also you saw more of John's thoughts and opinions via narration.

But the movie was still pretty good.

Another Higurashi fan! =O

MG-42 8D

*plays too much Nazi Zombies*

Hurrah, now you've joined the ranks of us tutors who's students don't learn much, if anything! *has tried helping little sis out before*

Robo actually used that banner for a while. =P

Somewhat cynical schizoid.

Mock. Simply because it's easier to say.

He is not crazy. He is prepared. Prepared for the zombie apocalypse.

Sign up for hunting classes. =P

Sounds a bit like what my dad does in his spare time. He buys old Honda motorcycles and parts for cheap, repairs them, and sells 'em for a profit. He's made a decent bit for the amount of time spent on the stuff, so I say it's worth a try.