The Dignity of the Retarded
The Dignity of the Retarded, or the spectacularly silly Japanese-to-Chinese-to-English translation of YGO's Underdog scene. Episode Summary here: has hilarious Honda-Otogi moment. And Yami making funny faces. And why is Ziegfried so gay?!
Episode 186 2/3: here is where Yami evilly switches bodies with Yuugi and has him deal with Jou. And the HAPPY STRANGLING. ;)
One day I want to write a story about games set in Britain, and maybe it'd be the Neverwhere type of Britain, like in this article here.
Shaw paints places that should hold a jolly crowd, like pubs and community centers, but they are always shut, with just a few lights left burning. In his pictures, it is always 3 p.m. on a winter's day, the time when children walk home from school and the pubs are closed - the hour that Christ died and the sky went dark, as he was taught at Catholic primary school. He says his paintings are "a mixture of fantasy and memory. I remember it being quite lonely and just wandering about a lot."
For those wanting to recapture Britain in all its crumbling, rain-soaked glory, wandering around the work of these artists is worth the trip.
Episode 186 2/3: here is where Yami evilly switches bodies with Yuugi and has him deal with Jou. And the HAPPY STRANGLING. ;)
One day I want to write a story about games set in Britain, and maybe it'd be the Neverwhere type of Britain, like in this article here.
Shaw paints places that should hold a jolly crowd, like pubs and community centers, but they are always shut, with just a few lights left burning. In his pictures, it is always 3 p.m. on a winter's day, the time when children walk home from school and the pubs are closed - the hour that Christ died and the sky went dark, as he was taught at Catholic primary school. He says his paintings are "a mixture of fantasy and memory. I remember it being quite lonely and just wandering about a lot."
For those wanting to recapture Britain in all its crumbling, rain-soaked glory, wandering around the work of these artists is worth the trip.