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[flemmings]

Yakumo Tatsu 1 took me two days. Vol 2 got finished in an evening. And yes, it's a fast fun read. Alas, IIRC the first two tanks are the most atmospheric-- the brooding wooded mountains of Yamane, the suffocating past of Kyoto-- grudges and ancient wrongs piling up in the unmoving air of those two valley locations. Now we're in Tokyo, out the Chuu-

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[i_am_zan]

^__^ random smiling is random. Sounds like how a weekend ought to be spent! ... and whee spending monies on fun things!

[xsmoonshine]

I remember reading it many years ago. Not so clear about the contents, but it was unsatisfying. Also watched the anime, slightly more recently. Also years ago...

[summer_queen]

I would certainly relish that cross-over.

[flemmings]

Mhh. Discover that all of the series has been loaded raw onto the net. Reading a tank in MS Picture viewer, or even IE, is painful, but... but... I can has it if I want it. (Which is good, because there will be 'some delay' getting my three vols from bk1's 2nd hand dealers.) Also, have concluded the series would be much more chilling if drawn in Ima-sensei's style, so I'm mentally recasting that way.

[anonymous]

The shipping costs are very simple. When sending something, you can send it either as a "parcel" or as a "small packet". The "printed matter" options are special variants of "small packets": a "small packet" may contain anything but may not be heavier than 2 kg, while a "printed matter" package has a maximum weight limit of at most 5 kg (although it may only contain printed matters). A parcel may contain anything, but may not be heavier than 20 kg

[flemmings]

Simple is what it's not, she says weeping. But in sum, the SAL parcel is three times the price of the SAL printed matter packet because the parcel can be traced? And the tracking also explains why surface is so high?

The EMS pricing is what makes me wonder if there's an error on the website.
It makes no sense.