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> cut hair
> Lawful Neutral
> no swords
and then there were was no deal.
I wonder if that should tell me something.
I approve. Which one?
I may be biased, though, considering that WoT is one of my favorite book series.
Plus, I had about an hour's trip to and from school by public transport. Most of that time was some combination of Blind Guardian, Iron Maiden and whoever else I was listening to at the time. But mostly those two.
This anime season so far, based on first episodes:
Good Tier:
Alright tier:
Who cares tier:
Well, at least not including sequels, since I haven't seen any of the older seasons of those shows, so I won't be watching them (well, unless I end up watching Bakemonogatari soon). Had higher expectations for Mouretsu Pirates for some reason, but the first episode didn't impress me all that much, though it looks like things will actually start happening in the next episode, so hopefully it gets better then. Symphogear and Kill Me Baby, on the other hand, were unexpectedly good. Symphogear seems to be like Nanoha except with idols and grimdark, and Kill Me Baby is Lucky Star with assassins. Award for the worst show of the season goes to High Score, and I'm pretty confident I can say that even though 2/3 of the shows this season haven't even aired one episode yet.
And so Anime Boston continues its apparent trend of only having guests I don't care about.
Not that it matters. I'm not sure I'm going anyway since I have nobody to go with and if I were alone it wouldn't be so much fun. I do sort of want to though, but... I dunno.
Today is going to suck.
I'm not sure if I'm happy I'm not able to go or whether I regret the opportunity for trolling.
You really would only ever need two; one blunt for training and one sharp for test-cutting/anime hijinks in a more exciting world. Given the cost of a truly accurate and high-quality katana (a couple of thousand), your friend's better off saving his cash and going for the real deal.
That kind of buying habit pretty much makes no sense for your average consumer, an informed swordsman or anyone in between. I mean, he's probably paying decent cash for stainless steel blades, of all things, and the construction may not even include proper tangs. He's buying wall-hangers, probably, but at the rate you suggest he buys, he'll have more katana than his house has walls pretty soon.