Posted on 6 June 2006 by Gnorb ||
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Games and Entertainment, Japanese Invasion.
About a week ago a guy at my job — 0173 — tipped me off to something pretty interesting. Knowing that I have a penchant for online comics and anime (especially after seeing the background on my desktop based on Run, Saga, Run), he showed me the online comic Misfile, which is produced by another [...]
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Posted on 6 January 2006 by Gnorb ||
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Japanese Invasion, Observations.
I’m watching a music video by the J-Pop band “Morning Musume” where a bunch of teen Japanese girls dressed in navy uniforms are skipping around and dancing in a (rather large) men’s restroom, splashing water around at each other and cramming themselves in the stalls.
I don’t know about you, but — man, that’s just [...]
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Posted on 8 December 2005 by Gnorb ||
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Japanese Invasion.
The following quote comes from the most recent edition of AnimeNation’s Ask John column.
To be honest, if you’re looking for a job that pays very well, I’d recommend avoiding the anime industry altogether.
That coming from someone who knows the industry. I guess that leaves “for the love of it” as the only real reason to [...]
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Posted on 9 November 2005 by Gnorb ||
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Gnorb's Favorites, Japanese Invasion.
Whenever I’m writing, I’m usually buried in my Star Wars-looking headphones, listening to whatever matches my mood and the proximity to my next deadline. I listen to classical when I’m learning a new topic, pop/Rock when I need to focus exclusively on the task at hand, business-oriented talk when doing something that doesn’t involve words, [...]
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Posted on 19 July 2005 by Gnorb ||
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Japanese Invasion, Movies and Music.
At work, whenever I’m doing something that requires a lot of thought, I’ll usually put on either Goa-Psy (tecno), classical, or J-Pop. It’s lunch, and I’m at my desk, so I decided to tune into JPopSuki tv. (It’s linked on the sidebar here somewhere. Great online TV station, but you need Winamp to watch it.)
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