Top Secret Files of a Mental Fugitive, Exposed

So here I am today, listening to Hiromi Konno's "Misoji Misaki", which is a maxi single released back when Lucky Star was all in the rage. Hiromi Konno is the voice actress for Akira Kogami, that pink-haired "moe little girl" in Lucky Channel, hosting alongside a fictionalized version of Minoru Shiraishi. You might also remember her as the voice for Sae Nakata and, according to my haphazard research, she seems to be stuck on voicing cutesy little girls, even if she is already ...

In writing this article, I tried to do some research about Marquis De Sade, that French philosopher-con-revolutionary who wrote works about having extreme freedom and getting off from hurting others, which gave way to a word which immediately makes me think of things a bit weirder than others' line of thought. It's not actually immensely embarrassing or such, it's that the thought of doing such really turns me on.

Yeah, I'm one of those people who have slight sadistic tendencies. It's ...

Supposedly, this entry is an experimental attempt on using Vocaroo to record my whole thoughts instead of writing them down, but I quickly abandoned the idea for many reasons such as, my actual skill in speech, the current environment right now, the stupidity of such attempt and not knowing how to attach a sound clip in the blog entry. So, because of such reasons, let's just stick to the old medium of blogging, because if I recorded it, it will not be called a "blog" anymore, but rather ...

I am a casual.

What type of casual, you ask? Almost everything in my interests. I am a casual KOF fan. A casual spriter. A casual Touhou fan or secondary. A casual gun enthusiast. A casual reader. Used to be a casual Troper before the 5P fiasco. A casual Type Moon fan. A casual music fan. A casual gamer. A casual movie fan. A casual art critic. A casual historian. And most of all, a casual writer.

When you define the word "casual", it only means something not ...

I remember those high school days before I actually had an Internet connection back home and I would just like to buy a new CD-ROM, install a new game and play it for hours and hours. It was the twilight of CD-ROMs back then and the dawn of the new DVD-ROMs, so the main problem was, aside from having a relatively slow computer, we just had a CD drive, not a DVD one. However, I still managed to play a lot of good games back then, mostly RTS, like Rise of Nations, Civilization 3 or Empire Earth. Not ...