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It's also on Youtube, though it's possible that might not work either.
^^^ I dunno, I've had Hyouka torrents that have had some issues. Though the general quality is pretty good, I'll admit, and the thing where the sound is faster than the animation and causes hiccups, and where pixels get blocky, could be the fault of my POS laptop or something. Torrents haven't consistently come out flawed for me, is my point, and streams more so.
Man, my posts don't come out well when I'm not paying attention to them.
That sounds more like you either don't have the right codecs installed or you're trying to watch 10bit H.264 videos at 1080p on a shitty laptop, not that there's anything wrong with the video.
If you're using VLC, stop. You should be using MPC-HC with CCCP.
I use MPC-HC, but what's CCCP?
This.
It's what I use for watching videos, and it's fairly good.
http://www.cccp-project.net/
Is a pack of DirectShow filters (so, should work with any DirectShow-compatible video player [read: not VLC] on Windows, but MPC-HC is the best so whatever) assembled with the goal of allowing watching pretty much any anime fansub release without any problems or having to configure anything yourself.
Ninjaed.
I remember that now. Cool.
Also, marathon FLCL on Netflix from tonight to tomorrow morning, y/n?
no
watch rahxephon
give it another chance
it's totally good stuff.
-nods sagefully-
Six episodes takes more than an hour to watch, so...
I don't think RahXephon is on Netflix, though. And I've discovered that I really don't like mecha stuff anyway.
Oh come on, I didn't do anything remotely comparable to throwing a pie in your face.
you did throw a pie to my heart though
Oh, it's just pie, it'll wash off.
I've seen people punched in the heart before, Juan. (in manga) Wanna know how that feels?
(it's cool bro)
threatened by mod! threatened by mod! threatened by mod! aaaaaaaaah
mod abuse!
I edited the smiley out because it's really funny imagining Azu-nyan saying all this to Juan with the snarky look she has in my avatar.
>classy
Her teacup has a picture of a cat on it. And the handle is a tail.
Kind of lessens the impact of anything she'd say like that... >.>
RahXephon is pretty boss, though.
^^^ Hold up. Are you saying cat teacups aren't classy?
Suddenly, ninjas. Well, how else would ninjas arrive on a scene?
Why you should watch RahXephon instead of K-On.
The songs actually do things besides let high school girls look cute. It may make you look twice the next time you have blood drawn. Clay arts and crafts will suddenly hold your interest again. A timeloop that isn't complete bullshit. The fact that the plot is an ongoing game of who can be the most cryptic to Ayato.
More or less.
It's okay though.
Azusa is adorable.
Also, unrelatedly, Chitanda Eru is quickly becoming one of my favorite moeblobs.
The songs advance the story/characters in K-ON!, sometimes (admittedly very rarely). If nothing else, U&I shows character development for Yui in a fairly effective way.
i notice that alkthash post doesn't use the words "Commander Kunugi"
forever shunned
I like Chitanda because I see a lot of myself in her.
Not anything moe though.
^x n where n is some positive whole number: Why do I hate Mio's two long hair-streaks so much?
Dunno Glenn. We are not you.
well we are but hush you aren't supposed to be aware of that.
That is a picture of Azusa, not Mio.
You can tell because it looks like Azusa, not Mio.