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Sorry for potato pic.
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Sorry for potato pic.
Caporegime
I'm still looking for the potatoes.
You may be there for a while, I'd grab a book to read
Yup, I would. I find it incredibly weird.
But it's your weird hobby so you can do whatever you want
No point having having a discussion about things like this since this place is full of Internet tough guys who wouldn't dare say the crap they post to my face or to anyone else for that matter, being honest. I'm guilty of this myself to a degree, but that's the power of the internet but I strive to be myself online and offline as anything else would be just a lie.
I generally think most of the people who do give trollest comments are just normal every day polite people who if you met them in person wouldn't really care what you do, dress like or whatever hobbies you might have.
My professional and social circle who I would call friends are a mix of people from all around the world, different age groups from people who are younger then me to people who are very old with different jobs from people who work in low paid jobs to CEO's who know am into Anime. Their reaction is normally just interest but that's it, they don't have a problem with it.
End of the day, we go out and have a few pints and carry on.
Just for your interest, there is a dedicated topic for Anime fans in this forum but they normally keep to themselves and don't post their purchases in the monthly what we bought topics because of comments people make.
I don't have this problem, people can say whatever they want, that's their freedom, am expressing my freedom as well. Some of the things might upset me but am happy to ignore them and move on.
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The two links below are very interesting reads from a guy who left the UK many years ago to go and work in Japan who is a pretty hardcore Anime fan. The first link is a very long read but it's worth while. I linked them because I think it's relevant to your question.
http://www.dannychoo.com/en/post/26094/How+Discovering+Japan+Changed+My+Life.html
http://www.dannychoo.com/en/post/25018/Danny+Choo.html
Now, am no where as successful as he is, am just a every day normal person who works hard to live.
Just sat down and read through the first link. What an amazing life he has im so jealous.
Yeah that's a fine washing machine there!
Yup I have the same one excellent no issues.
Stelly
Soldato
Yup I have the same one excellent no issues.
Stelly
Overclocked it yet?
What will it do on water?
Don
Nice, another person doing this trip. When do you go?
Soldato
No point having having a discussion about things like this since this place is full of Internet tough guys who wouldn't dare say the crap they post to my face or to anyone else for that matter, being honest. I'm guilty of this myself to a degree, but that's the power of the internet but I strive to be myself online and offline as anything else would be just a lie.
I generally think most of the people who do give trollest comments are just normal every day polite people who if you met them in person wouldn't really care what you do, dress like or whatever hobbies you might have.
My professional and social circle who I would call friends are a mix of people from all around the world, different age groups from people who are younger then me to people who are very old with different jobs from people who work in low paid jobs to CEO's who know am into Anime. Their reaction is normally just interest but that's it, they don't have a problem with it.
End of the day, we go out and have a few pints and carry on.
Just for your interest, there is a dedicated topic for Anime fans in this forum but they normally keep to themselves and don't post their purchases in the monthly what we bought topics because of comments people make.
I don't have this problem, people can say whatever they want, that's their freedom, am expressing my freedom as well. Some of the things might upset me but am happy to ignore them and move on.
** Comment in above quote has been removed now **
The two links below are very interesting reads from a guy who left the UK many years ago to go and work in Japan who is a pretty hardcore Anime fan. The first link is a very long read but it's worth while. I linked them because I think it's relevant to your question.
http://www.dannychoo.com/en/post/26094/How+Discovering+Japan+Changed+My+Life.html
http://www.dannychoo.com/en/post/25018/Danny+Choo.html
Now, am no where as successful as he is, am just a every day normal person who works hard to live.
All very fine and well until the party van turns up outside your gaff.
Now that's an inspirational story!
Just did the same and had the same reaction. It just goes to show what you can do if you want something badly enough regardless of what those around you say or do to you to make you question your decision.
Soldato
Cheap and nasty bluetooth speaker but wanted something for tomorrows picnic in the park. It's loud enough for what we need it for.
To be fair, the stuff you buy is more interesting to me than looking at the usual computer parts or washing machines that most people post about in here
Soldato
Soldato
Yeah that's pretty cool actually.
The Cyperpunk Collection was a complete rip-off though. I bought the first episode of Genocyber on VHS, and was like "Man, how much money? Sigh". I never did finish seeing the final episode until a few years ago.
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