Kirsch

Anime: No Game No Life Genre: fantasy/comedy Plot: A brother and sister pair of NEETs (shut-ins wholy devoted to games, anime, etc) suddenly find themselves in the fantasy world of Disboard, where all conflicts are settled through games. The story follows their journey to defeat Tet, the one and only god of Disboard. Why I like it: It's silly, full of fanservice, and without a true ending, but I really enjoyed the over-the-topness of it all. Disboard has a bright and colorful, out-of-this-world design that melds well with Madhouse's superb animation, and the games they play are usually derived from simple games we play but blown up to whole new levels. (Seriously, some of it's just crazy.) It's a fun series that has little baggage, but I'm sure many will enjoy the ride. Rating: 4/5

RIP this thread May it find peace in the graveyard of other long-forgotten threads.

I fell asleep in the first half of Jurassic World. plz don't hurt me Anyway, I plan to go at it again sometime soon. From what I saw, it was pretty good. (plus I have a brother giving me the death glares every time this particularly sensitive topic is brought up. idek when he'll ever forgive me)

BBC Sherlock Like whoa. Excuse me while I go cry under a cloud of despair under 2017 rolls around, thnx Vampire Diaries It's a show about teen drama, the dreaded love triangle, vampires, and hot models. It's actually really enjoyable though (<-- person who binged through 4 seasons in 2 weeks) The 100 Only got to the beginning of the second season, but it's pretty good. Have yet to see the Bellarke hype everyone and their grandma's going crazy over. can I just say bellamy looks a lot better in action than he does in those posters cuz heyyy

Thrift Shop - Vitamin String Quartet http://clockwork-mockingbird.tumblr.com/post/102261850667/push-play-and-just-trust-me It's a string version of Macklemore and Lewis's Thrift Shop :'D

YES WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN? UNDER A ROCK? I DON'T THINK SO I'M PRETTY SURE EVEN THAT ROCK HAS WATCHED MULAN (but seriously go watch it right now alright just do it; she's my favorite Disney princess)

Dear Anon, You're really a rare kind of friend. For so long, I've been missing that—even in friends that I've known for years upon years, it is our new friendship that I've found to "click" the most. I'm so glad to have met you this year. Signed, Me PS: You're not without your flaws tho :V

I wonder how non-bilingual people learning a second language perceive the concept of "being bilingual".

My favorite book genre is fantasy/sci-fi. My least favorite is historical fiction or thriller (former because the covers always look dull, and latter because I think cinematographic effects work better for the genre). It's all in the opportunity cost :V

DOVAHKIN

Rewatched Mulan. "Shame on you, shame on your family, shame on your cows...!"

Anime: Haikyuu!! Genre: sports Plot: Hinata, a vertically-challenged volleyball striker with the classic "untapped potential" (i.e.: he can jump), vows to surpass Kageyama after his team was crushed by Kageyama's in a middle school tournament. But when he joins Karasuno High School's volleyball team, he finds that his sworn rival is now his teammate. (MAL) Why I like it: I've always been a fan of sports anime, but even besides the classic elements of superb dynamics between characters and individuality, Haikyuu really excels in other things like animation and comedy. It's incredibly entertaining, especially when a rally gets played up so it becomes more like psychological warfare than anything. Also, Oikawa. 'Nuff said. Rating: 5/5

Dear anon, THAT SHIP TEASE DOE CAN U BE ANY MORE OBVIOUS *dies* Signed Yours truly

LIVE BY THE MBTI DIE BY THE MBTI THAT IS OUR CREDO FROM NOW UNTIL THE DAY WE RETURN TO THE SOIL *is reminded an MBTI thread on DCW was created over a year ago by some user named kirsch* eheheh

Went Memorial Day shopping on Sunday. I ended up buying a bunch of clothes I can't wear to school on a daily basis, so I didn't really save any money orz but omg halter tops and lace are so pretty individually but together theyre just perfect

Sorry for the double-post, but it's been almost a month since my last one— Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch. It's about a thief and his gang, the Gentlemen Bastards, who specialize in robbing the wealthy nobles by donning disguises and scheming like Leonardo DiCaprio's character from Catch Me If You Can. There's a lot of complex plots and subplots and backstabbing and wordbuilding, and the narrative is gritty and hilarious at the same time. Am I making sense? I don't know. I really love this book, but I don't know anyone who's read it so... *hinthintnudgenudge* (Note: If you're interested, know that there's a lot of (reasonable) cursing, gore, death, sex, alcohol, etc, etc, in case those kinds of things bother you. None of it's overdone, just more realistic portrayal of city slums, gangs, and cutthroats.)

Sluggishly worked through course modules. I recently broke through new Internet fronts, and productivity has been especially low these past few days... (Read: relapsed hard into certain OTPs. Gifs leave me dead with feels every ten minutes or so.)

I like browsing through my recommended feed on Youtube just to see how my history has made them think about me. I find that recently I've had to delete a lot of the suggestions in case someone decides to go peeking one day ​okay so its a lot of anime crap and not even the mild crap orz

Waffers <3 And watermelon, but it really isn't the season.

I feel like we're at a point in DCW history where a lot of members can be added onto here

10 years later, I'll probably be called old by my younger cousins. Then my older cousins will call karma.

I wonder who had the brilliant idea to pit Captain America against Iron Man. I mean Come on We all know Iron Man >>>>>>>> the captain

Wait just saw this now. What's wrong with it?

I learned that putting off studying until your last waking hour before finals is not the best way to get an A