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Aghgh! wtf? Apparently Blue Fairy face-ups are impervious to being removed?! >_< I tried to take off Enn's eyebrows (because they're entirely wrong for her character right now and she just looks so -empty- because of it xD), with not only brush cleaner--which is a new tactic that I haven't tried before--but rubbing alcohol as well! Neither worked! I'm baffled (and annoyed)! >( Any suggestions?
Also, I'm dying to get a bento box. >3< I wish I had a reason to make my own lunch. xD; Maybe.. um... once I've moved and am taking classes, I'll find some reason to pack my own bento and bring it around...? xD Bah! Damn you
eat_my_bento and your magnet to my eyes!
In the meantime, I'm gonna look up the technical aspects of making onigiri and get some practice! :D
I bought some anime at Anime Fest last year, including Mushi-shi. It's -awesome-. It's kind of "slow," but it's episodic anyways, so the slowness is really just to make the episodes more interesting, I suppose. There's no real "plot" throughout the series, but each episode is about a different affliction of "mushi," which are these not-human, not-plant creatures that exist in a realm all their own. So in each episode, the main character, Ginko, comes to deal with these mushi. Hence why he's called a "mushi-shi," which, from my basic translation means "mushi-death," or, more sensically, "mushi-killer." (Though he doesn't kill them, per se. He sort of relates with them... anyway, that's just my translation, I could be wrong. xD) Not to mention, Ginko, is "kakoi" (to be a fangirl ;P) and awesome. x3 Okayokay, he looks a little like Kakashi, and smokes, and has white hair and green eyes... >_> It's my weakness?
The series is a bit odd, though. Ginko smokes (hand-rolled bidis, it looks like), and he wears a normal shirt with buttons at the neck, and some normal khakis, or other slacks, but he carries around a old-school medicine cupboard on his back (think Samurai Deeper Kyo, anyone...?), and all the people he visits are wearing kimonos. Everyone. Of course, they all appear to be rural villages that he visits, but I'm -dying- for him to do something in a big city! I can't place the damn time period. xD
And, of course, this only makes me crave onigiri and bentos more. :
Also, I'm dying to get a bento box. >3< I wish I had a reason to make my own lunch. xD; Maybe.. um... once I've moved and am taking classes, I'll find some reason to pack my own bento and bring it around...? xD Bah! Damn you
eat_my_bento and your magnet to my eyes!
In the meantime, I'm gonna look up the technical aspects of making onigiri and get some practice! :D
I bought some anime at Anime Fest last year, including Mushi-shi. It's -awesome-. It's kind of "slow," but it's episodic anyways, so the slowness is really just to make the episodes more interesting, I suppose. There's no real "plot" throughout the series, but each episode is about a different affliction of "mushi," which are these not-human, not-plant creatures that exist in a realm all their own. So in each episode, the main character, Ginko, comes to deal with these mushi. Hence why he's called a "mushi-shi," which, from my basic translation means "mushi-death," or, more sensically, "mushi-killer." (Though he doesn't kill them, per se. He sort of relates with them... anyway, that's just my translation, I could be wrong. xD) Not to mention, Ginko, is "kakoi" (to be a fangirl ;P) and awesome. x3 Okayokay, he looks a little like Kakashi, and smokes, and has white hair and green eyes... >_> It's my weakness?
The series is a bit odd, though. Ginko smokes (hand-rolled bidis, it looks like), and he wears a normal shirt with buttons at the neck, and some normal khakis, or other slacks, but he carries around a old-school medicine cupboard on his back (think Samurai Deeper Kyo, anyone...?), and all the people he visits are wearing kimonos. Everyone. Of course, they all appear to be rural villages that he visits, but I'm -dying- for him to do something in a big city! I can't place the damn time period. xD
And, of course, this only makes me crave onigiri and bentos more. :