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Crucifixion.

The Truth.

Dumb ankles, dumb prankles, and dumb fankles.

... Not me. Someone who laughs.

I ban you for having an avatar that looks like it's split in half. @Mohorovicic: I ban you for making me laugh too much.

*laughs hysterically* *Shoots net at you, throws you off the hill, claims the hill* Mine.

Granted, but you could only make sparks. I wish that I didn't twist my dumb ankle.

I know, I'm important like that.

Tell Me a Lie is pretty interesting...I'm hoping that Gosho Aoyama will continue it, though I don't know what he would do with it if he chose to continue.

Easy. I was in 3rd grade and my dad got me the second season. I watched one episode, but since I was a scaredy-cat (Lol), I stopped. Around 5th grade, I got bored in the summer and gave it another go. I then proceeded to spend my entire summer downstairs in the basement watching DC. No, I didn't watch the dubbed version. I found out that DC aired on the TV from time to time, so I kept an eye on the channels as well. After that, I got hooked. Like, really badly. I'd poke around the DVD store whenever possible and look for DC seasons. Sadly, they only appeared occasionally, and I had most of the ones that were there. That was when I discovered the beauty of the internet and started watching episodes online. It was only a matter of time before I started reading the manga as well. Now, I am a DC otaku...and proud of it! Everything for me is DC, and my friends will gladly relinquish information about how I love it so much...

Hear, hear. I've noticed that some people don't seem to bother to validate theirs for a while, maybe give them a week to validate it? Oh, congrats on being an advanced member, senpai!

make random things...

The False Kami.