The General Anime Thread...

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Well... you're the only one who feels that way. Sorry that us socializing is dumb.

I never said socializing was dumb. If I thought that, I wouldn't be on a forum, would I?

Chatting for an extended period of time on random silly anime, while I can see how it's amusing, is definitely something I couldn't find myself doing on a regular, frequent basis. It's mildly amusing, but not really worth the time when there's so many more interesting things to be doing.
 
I never said socializing was dumb. If I thought that, I wouldn't be on a forum, would I?

Chatting for an extended period of time on random silly anime, while I can see how it's amusing, is definitely something I couldn't find myself doing on a regular, frequent basis. It's mildly amusing, but not really worth the time when there's so many more interesting things to be doing.

I said it was so we could chat with each other. You then said that was dumb. Therefore, you said us socializing is dumb. BTW, weren't you one of the ones who was there for the Puni Puni Poemy awesomeness? I rest my case.
 
I said it was so we could chat with each other. You then said that was dumb. Therefore, you said us socializing is dumb. BTW, weren't you one of the ones who was there for the Puni Puni Poemy awesomeness? I rest my case.

I said streaming just to chat about random anime was dumb. And that is not the entirety of what constitutes socializing, so no I did not say socializing is dumb.

And yes I was there for Puni Puni Poemy. And yes, it was amusing. But obviously not enough to make me feel the desire to participate in the stream again any time soon.

I rest MY case. :sly:
 
So, I come back from raging at F1 2011 (I'm so rusty it's pathetic) and James is calling people dumb.

Fantastic. I love you, too. Jackass. :lol: :p
 
I said streaming just to chat about random anime was dumb. And that is not the entirety of what constitutes socializing, so no I did not say socializing is dumb.

And yes I was there for Puni Puni Poemy. And yes, it was amusing. But obviously not enough to make me feel the desire to participate in the stream again any time soon.

I rest MY case. :sly:

Actually you asked what the point of the stream was and we said it was just so we could talk to each other (which is socializing) and you called it dumb.

But we don't just chat about random anime. We chat about a lot of different things, including things that this site hates.

And if you don't even like the stream then why are you even posting about it? :p
 
That might be so, but that's not a strong reason.

Then I don't know what you're looking for.


Anyways, I am now going to bed. Night everyone!
 
Guy's in the navy, do you really think he knows? :p

Anyway_, I'm done that shoddy drawing, butchered their faces but I can't be bothered to fix them anymore as this was mean to pitch the design to whomever, spent too much time on it tbh.



 
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TGAT is the best thread in this entire forum.

I would say its a tie between this with the Daily Babe thread (because both address the chick itch), but it doesn't have giant Mechs and guns so its no contest.
 
Since someone has been LACKING to do this for a long length of time, I shall do one myself 👍. A personal favorite.

MSAD (I think its called... See He hasnt posted it in so long I forgot :ouch:)

AGX-04 Gerbera Tetra
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Cockpit + strum booster
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Model number: AGX-04
Code name: Gerbera Tetra
Unit type: prototype general purpose assault mobile suit
Manufacturer: Anaheim Electronics
Operator: Zeon remnants (Cima Fleet)
First deployment: UC 0083
Accommodation: pilot only, in standard cockpit in torso
Dimensions: overall height 18.0 meters
Weight: empty: 46.7 metric tons standard, 48.5 metric tons with sturm booster; max gross: 73.2 metric tons standard, 86.0 metric tons with sturm booster
Armor materials: titanium/ceramic composite
Powerplant: Minovsky type ultracompact fusion reactor, output rated at 1710 kW
Propulsion: fixed rocket thrusters: 2 x 56000 kg, 50000 kg, 4 x 13500 kg; additional rocket thrusters with optional sturm booster: 2 x 50000 kg
Performance: maximum thruster acceleration 2.95 G standard, 3.67 G with sturm booster; 180-degree turn time: 0.9 seconds
Equipment and design features: optional sturm booster, stores extra propellant, mounts additional thrusters and 2 x ejectable external propellant tanks
Fixed armaments: 4 x 110mm machine cannon, mounted in pairs in arms, each pair fire-linked; 2 x beam saber, stored in recharge racks in hip armor, hand-carried in use
Optional hand armaments: beam machine gun, powered by rechargeable energy cap

As part of its military reconstruction following the One Year War, the Earth Federation Forces initiates its Gundam Development Project, the goal being to develop advanced new Gundam-model mobile suit prototypes to test new technology concepts. The intended fourth unit in this "GP" series, the RX-78GP04G Gundam "Gerbera", never sees completion, as the GP04G's concept is basically a space-use repeat of the RX-78GP01 Gundam "Zephyranthes". Civilian contractor Anaheim Electronics is left hanging with a set of plans and an incomplete mobile suit prototype. However, many of Anaheim's engineers are former mobile suit designers from the Principality of Zeon, and they modify the plans and construction of the GP04G into a new, Zeon-style mobile suit. Called the AGX-04 Gerbera Tetra, it carries a powerful beam machine gun and can be equipped with a "sturm booster," which is essentially a large external propellant tank with extra thrusters, making the Gerbera Tetra one of the fastest and most maneuverable mobile suits of its time. When the Delaz Fleet launches its Operation Stardust uprising against the Federation in late UC 0083, Anaheim Electronics - always looking to make a buck by playing both sides against the middle - offers support for Delaz when Vice President O'Sullivan gives the completed Gerbera Tetra to Cima Garahau as a political gesture. In the last stages of Operation Stardust, Cima uses the Gerbera Tetra in a last-ditch fight for her own survival (and ultimately fails).

I'm off to bed..
 
Just came back from the GT5 discussion thread and good grief, Its like someone is desperate to be banned.
 
Christ, I'm going insane over Lain.

Something must have been wrong with his brain.

Atleast you dont have to waste tax money... RIP

Sweet dvd illustration
GC will have no rewatch value to me..
 
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I wanna say something on the whole thing but am fearful I might actually get offensive. :lol:
 
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