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[I][COLOR=seagreen][FONT=century gothic][B]I think it's a cute show. I love the way Nick tries to do things on his own without hiring a professional. Like the episode where he tried to kill the bees, or when they first moved into their new home....Down to earth goodness still exists amongst the rich and famous.... Jessica can't do anything on her own. She reminds me of my cousin...high maintainance![/B][/FONT][/COLOR][/I]:excited:

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I'd like to try X Files when it comes out. Also, Half-Life 2 if it comes out

I own this dvd. The attention to detail of this film is absolutely fantastic! The special features section that shows Miyazaki at work is incredible.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Rockstar Haruko [/i] [B] I want to see the movie Knocking on Heaven's Door. I might be late on this, but is it even here in America? I'll have to find out. [/B][/QUOTE] It's been released in North America this past summer. A must see for Bebop fans.

Watching Trigun for the first time didn't strike my eye. First of all, I noticed the western atmosphere, which I'm not too fond of. Also, I thought Vash's comedic moments were "dorky". However, I gave it a chance. And sure enough, Trigun is one of my favorite animes. I appreciate the complexity of the characters and the story line. The mixture of western, sci-fi, comedy, and drama makes this series top notch. :)

Both of my parents are Filipino. However, some people think I look like a Spanish speaker. I tend to get a lot of people talking to me in Spanish and then having to tell them that I don't speak it at all. They either think I'm rude or figure out I'm not Hispanic.

"Spirited Away" is one of my favorite anime movies. The background illustrations are gorgeous. I've seen the movie too many times to count and I never get sick of it. This is the kind of movie that toddlers to seniors can enjoy. Everyone that I've showed the movie to has just loved it!

The first anime I saw was Osamu Tezuka's Unico series. I was real young at the time. Some other earlier animes I've seen were Galaxy Express 999 and the Robotech series. For some reason, Galaxy Express 999 left an impression on me and led me to my love of the planets and space.