Aww. Well, it comes highly recommended, especially if you're a space-travel nerd like I am.
The anime is nice. While there's the occasional "Quality Van" style animation in a few sequences, it's still a great watch. The music is catchy and cool as well.
Aw crap, for some reason I now have the Arakawa Under the Bridge OP stuck in my head...
All I recall is the protagonists may have been kids (perhaps a boy and a girl). I seem to recall them either crash landing on an unknown planet, and constantly trying to outrun large spherical (probably red coloured) sentinels that were trying to kill them. I think the sentinels were Cyclops wi...
Real life: That thing looks like it'd attack me if I pissed it off. Best to leave it alone. Video game: That thing looks like it'd attack me if I pissed it off. Let's go piss it off!
It doesn't necessarily mean Eva-13 can't generate one, but there was a barrier of some sort that Asuka tells Mari to take down, this was after things start to get crazy, she was just surprised that there wasn't an AT Field
There's worse stuff to mention that can be proven. The following is one of her old indiegogo projects. http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/phone-case-holds-essentials-in-1-place http://i.imgur.com/v2pTupG.jpg Oddly enough, Susan's husband made an indiegogo project to get his kids off video games. http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/help-me-get-these-kids-off-video-games-hunting-for-real-treasure?c=home All 3 of their kids commented on and backed the project, but Mackenzie's account was deleted after this image surfaced:
She lacks ethics, but I guess she could still love her daughter. Maybe acting like a morally bankrupt, gender-issue exploiting, leech of an Internet bottom-feeder is her idea of positive parenting
Maybe she went like: "if I manufacture some high-tension competition between my daughter and her brothers maybe it'll get her to compete and strive to win, like me! Hey sweetie, you'll never guess what your male-chauvinist brothers said about you this time! Doesn't that make you so angry you just want to get a bunch of strangers to give you money to prove them wrong?"
Previously I was angry, but now it's sort of sad. I wish she hadn't uploaded that video. It gives the impression that her daughter IS unremarkable, doesn't care about going viral and getting $20,000, and doesn't have the creative spark we were led to believe she has.
I'm glad she did upload it and revealed the truth. I don't have any sympathy for her, especially after seeing that comment. It almost seems like the three of them are in on this moneymaking scheme.
Perhaps I'm being overly critical/pessimistic, but that's how it seems IMO.
The reality just seems to be she's an unremarkable, spoiled kid who was coerced into doing this...perhaps even with good intentions! Her mother probably does love her a lot...and through her eyes her (apparently) lazy, unmotivated, uninspired daughter is actually brilliant and a dynamic force for gender equality and creativity.
Maybe fabricating the whole "lol, your brothers say girls can't make games!" thing was her mother's twisted way of trying to rally her daughter into acting as inspired and creative as she believes she is. Despite the evidence to the contrary, which any loving mother would passionately devalue...
> -1 for not enough jQuery. – James Westgate Apr 22 '10 at 21:32 > you suck. (sorry, it's part of the joke!) – Andy E Apr 22 '10 at 21:33 > I hate you all. – Matt Ball Apr 22 '10 at 21:46
There's only about 5 places where you would've seen it: 1. The multicollider 2. The "hot/week/month" tabs. (http://stackoverflow.com/?tab=hot) 3. The recently active lists in Java and C++. 4. Reddit 5. Joel Spolsky's tweet.
And since you don't seem to be in either of those tags, it's unlikely you would've found it.
You can't parse [X]HTML with regex. Because HTML can't be parsed by regex. Regex is not a tool that can be used to correctly parse HTML. As I have answered in HTML-and-regex questions here so many times before, the use of regex will not allow you to consume HTML. Regular expressions are a tool th...
@MadaraUchiha I love when I answer a question perfectly, then people proceed to comment more questions that either a) should be obvious or b) should be Googled.
At the start of the MSGS, Orb is shown to be hiding the Gundam development program; they may even be the ones who initiated it. They are also later shown to be developing the mass production model's OS and training the first pilots for the frame.
Why is a neutral nation producing the Federation'...
In the beginning of Naruto, the Kazekage wears blue clothing:
When Gaara becomes Kazekage, the color changes to green:
Is this ever explained, either by the show or by one of the creators?
All I recall is the protagonists may have been kids (perhaps a boy and a girl). I seem to recall them either crash landing on an unknown planet, and constantly trying to outrun large spherical (probably red coloured) sentinels that were trying to kill them. I think the sentinels were Cyclops wi...
In the beginning of Naruto, the Kazekage wears blue clothing:
When Gaara becomes Kazekage, the color changes to green:
Is this ever explained, either by the show or by one of the creators?
