I decided to move the episode production of final season of the first phase of the "Demon Hunterz" saga to September 21. Something just forced me to go with the episode production at that time; there were just too many personal and lingering issues for me to wait until October. It's already bad enough that I can't get any money to start my personal funding for making the first phase of the "Demon Hunterz" saga worth something. So I'm better off finishing the first phase of that ...
Updated September 5th, 2018 at 03:41 PM by Christopher H2
Originally Posted by Trubo This blast from the past. Originally Posted by Kotonoha Actually this should be shared. Originally Posted by Kinoko (the usual) ~A sales meeting one day - in TM~ Characters: Marvelous rep T (Italian hunk who'd look good in Prada or something. Super normie) Type-Moon member T (company president who showed up at the sales meeting) Kinoko (the usual) Marv-T: "So I'd like to include an item with the limited edition. But we've already done figures, so I think that would lack impact." TM-T: ...
...well, okay, short story as defined by the word count maximum for the Writers of the Future contest. The overall word count is about 12k words, and I have to say, that was actually less than I initially was going to write. Of course, I'm going to put more words in before the end of the calendar month, as part of the editing process. Oh, wait, you want to know what the story is? Well... I was loosely inspired by The Martian, but I never saw the movie, nor did I read the book. I wanted ...
So as you can see from my profile picture, I am watching Hanebado! And as shocking as it sounds, the anime somehow convince me to try this particular sport. Basically, I was watching it at my workplace (explaining this one will be long), then, a co-worker of mine suddenly joined in and was like 'yo, a badminton anime? Japan out did their self again.' He then impulsively suggest why not we (and the others) play badminton on friday night, there is an indoor badminton field nearby. So, ...
And the sad part is, it might not even end soon. To keep a VERY long story short, a co-worker of mine is going through some extremely rough times. I, being the sort of guy I am, have helped her out to the tune of literally thousands of dollars - yes, I trust my co-worker, and she's borrowed large sums from me before and paid them back both early and down to the last cent. And then when that began to run out, a few rather nice friends of mine helped me in my cause to keep her going, ...
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