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ultimateemail5000 wrote:just found out that Dragonball kai is finishing the Buu saga, yessss!

Source!

Redstar wrote:

ultimateemail5000 wrote:just found out that Dragonball kai is finishing the Buu saga, yessss!

Source!

http://www.kanzenshuu.com/

scroll down a few and there's an article for it. Kanzenshuu i the number 1 source for DBZ news. i also read it on kyle heberts twitter. it says that in japan they are recording the dialogue, but it's not going to air in japan just outside for overseas. So I am very sure Funimation will dub this. it will also be nice that there will be Japanese subs because i like to read them while watching in english so i can compare.

here's the link Kyle Hebert added http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/20 ... w-episodes and here's a translation

and here's the original language tweeted by the VA for Krillin translated

日本ではオンエアされないけど、
海外で続いてるドラゴンボール改
今、天下一武道会、悟天とトランクスが肩車で、
大人の部に混ざる辺りを収録しています。
やはり前より画像が綺麗です。
日本でもオンエアして欲しいなあ～～～と話しました。
真弓より

It won’t be aired in Japan, but overseas, Dragon Ball Kai is continuing.
Right now, we are recording the part at the Tenka’ichi Budōkai, where Goten and Trunks infiltrate the adults’ division by one standing on the other’s shoulders.
The image is definitely clearer than before.
We talked about how we want it to air in Japan, too.
— Mayumi

this day gets better and better, kai buu saga, obama wins again, and in the state of WA the bill i-502 passes. what more can one man ask for?

What about Irvin Kirshner's Never Say Never Again?

Hmm, it seems we got a good case of bot season coming soon guys. Be ready.

JkaRedux wrote:Man i hope that malware infected sprite i posted by accident didnt lure the spambots here.

I highly doubt that, I don't think it works that way. I wouldn't worry too much about it. I'm combating these things right now, but I'm going to need Redstar and Phlibbit's help because I just came down with a flash-flu and it sucks.

Okay, I think I've secured all the spam-bots, for now. I'm going to go lie down.

Good, hopefully the bots will stay down oh what am I saying? They'll be back soon.

Serum wrote:Okay, I think I've secured all the spam-bots, for now. I'm going to go lie down.

While you're at it, it might just be google chrome, but it says I think it's in hte movie prop thread, can't remember though, it sas something about a virus and will not allow me to enter the thread.

ultimateemail5000 wrote:

Serum wrote:Okay, I think I've secured all the spam-bots, for now. I'm going to go lie down.

While you're at it, it might just be google chrome, but it says I think it's in hte movie prop thread, can't remember though, it sas something about a virus and will not allow me to enter the thread.

Chrome always is saying stuff like that, just use Firefox.

Sorry for my absence - I recently had to buy a new lap-top so I kinda lost my password LOL

The tooth is still a real-life Dinohattan - "It gets worse every day!", especially as it's now too painful for me to actually EAT! Mum is going to contact the hospital for me again today, hopefully we'll get a date for the surgery because I'm certain even all of you really don't want me to spend Christmas, my 28th birthday and of course my second anniversary as a board member here taking Paracetamol every few hours! But do feel free to make a Dr Mario joke or two LOL

Also we need to be especially delicate what with Street Fighter looming yet again - this time it's set for November 27. In fact I even plan to take my autographed photo of Jay Tavare as Vega with me when I finally go under the knife (or is it drill?)!

And right after Halloween we had to call out for a real plumber - one of my taps was dripping like crazy, and just as a few people thought something called a 'washer' was damaged. The plumber had in fact heard of Super Mario - dunno which one it is but he and his kids have one of the Mario Kart games at home!

I also bought the uber-rare DS game Blue Dragon: Awakened Shadow - and I've found the only real challenge of it is choosing how to dress up your hero/heroine LOL

Star Ma'am wrote:Sorry for my absence - I recently had to buy a new lap-top so I kinda lost my password LOL

The tooth is still a real-life Dinohattan - "It gets worse every day!", especially as it's now too painful for me to actually EAT! Mum is going to contact the hospital for me again today, hopefully we'll get a date for the surgery because I'm certain even all of you really don't want me to spend Christmas, my 28th birthday and of course my second anniversary as a board member here taking Paracetamol every few hours! But do feel free to make a Dr Mario joke or two LOL

Also we need to be especially delicate what with Street Fighter looming yet again - this time it's set for November 27. In fact I even plan to take my autographed photo of Jay Tavare as Vega with me when I finally go under the knife (or is it drill?)

I'm pretty sure going under the knife means you're having a tummy tuck, though I could be wrong.

Either one however is a moot point considering the fact that unless you have a fever of the chills you're pretty much screwed out of medical help.

1upmushroom wrote:I'm pretty sure going under the knife means you're having a tummy tuck, though I could be wrong.

"Going under the knife" constitutes having any kind of surgery.

Oh, well there you have it.

well I've been booked in at last - I'm going on Wednesday! Mum will come with me to make sure my dentist behaves herself, but if needs be feel free to take my dentist to the Devo Chamber LoL

And RedStar, I'm very sorry to hear about Parker

Star Ma'am wrote:And RedStar, I'm very sorry to hear about Parker

Thank you. I loved him a lot. We all liked him. He will be missed.

My appointment yesterday was cancelled - but before you ask, no it's not a matter to send the dentist to the Devo Chamber. The tooth is too deep in my gum, so yes the dentist is concerned the double-local I was set to have might be ineffective (i.e. even with the gel rubbed on, the needle might not go in deep enough against the tooth). Yes I am terrified of needles (both for the physical pain, and because of the unkind way in which a lot of my needles were handled including the fact I had two needles in two past Decembers!) but I'm so-so about the numbing gel I've heard so much about, since apparently it numbs even the needle (which is still needed for safety purposes) - but if it may be ineffective then oh well! Plus even if I WASN'T afraid of needles, then I'm guessing even the needle alone would not be a good idea against such a deeply-set tooth?

So yes mum has been fighting to get me a new appointment elsewhere - and preferably before Christmas, because surely you'd agree making me suffer toothache over the holidays (and of course my having needles in two past Decembers) effectively violates the 'goodwill to all men' value! And yes, due to the depth of the tooth (as well as because of my own preferences) I will definitely be gassed for the surgery - right away I realised, the dentist must have felt gas is the only safe option for a tooth as deep as this one! We're hoping I can have the surgery done at my local hospital, with the same doc who pulled all four of my wisdom teeth.

However... there is also the possibility I might have to have the tooth pulled in Liverpool. Yes I know the Spice Girls and Gerry & The Pacemakers come from there plus an old boyfriend of mine lives nearby in Birkenhead - but I think we all know what Liverpool is most famous for, so yes my family has been taking the necessary precautions especially in case I end up going there in December (i.e. don't forget about the famous 'more popular than Jesus' slur!). I've had an MP3 player sorted out with a few choice tunes, plus mum has promised me absolutely NO going to the Albert Dock because that's where the museum is located - however, and again as long as mum takes care I have at least granted her permission to take me to the shopping center, and yes if at all possible I'd even contact Wayne (my old boyfriend) and let him come and see me at the hospital!

Star Ma'am wrote:My appointment yesterday was cancelled

See? What did I tell you? You have to have fever or the chills, anything other than that means you're screwed out of medical help.

THEY NEVER LISTEN DAMMIT!!!

On the other hand I saw probably one of the scariest movies ever made that wasn't a horror film called Network, let's just say it has nothing nice to say about the TV networks and in a way was down prophetic into predicting how the TV Networks would act.

1upmushroom wrote:On the other hand I saw probably one of the scariest movies ever made that wasn't a horror film called Network, let's just say it has nothing nice to say about the TV networks and in a way was down prophetic into predicting how the TV Networks would act.

Where can one see this movie?

ultimateemail5000 wrote:

1upmushroom wrote:On the other hand I saw probably one of the scariest movies ever made that wasn't a horror film called Network, let's just say it has nothing nice to say about the TV networks and in a way was down prophetic into predicting how the TV Networks would act.

Where can one see this movie?

Wait, do you mean the movie "Videodrome?"

ultimateemail5000 wrote:Where can one see this movie?

You can see the movie on dvd however I'm not sure if you can see it online for free. Here's the trailer for it:

1upmushroom wrote:

Star Ma'am wrote:My appointment yesterday was cancelled

See? What did I tell you? You have to have fever or the chills, anything other than that means you're screwed out of medical help.

THEY NEVER LISTEN DAMMIT!!!

On the other hand I saw probably one of the scariest movies ever made that wasn't a horror film called Network, let's just say it has nothing nice to say about the TV networks and in a way was down prophetic into predicting how the TV Networks would act.

British medical attention is different to that of the US though - we have a National Health Service. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I heard something about US health officials only giving med attention if you have money for it - and if you don't, then... ugh...

And this is teeth we're talking about, not fever or chills. If they make me suffer this toothache over Christmas I will NOT be impressed. I would sooner be euthanised than forced to endure such agony thanks to a bunch of SCROOGES at the health board - but if it comes to that then do you think I'd make a better Ghost of Christmas Past, Present or Future?


Also with the possibility of me having the surgery done in Liverpool then yes we need to be extra careful - I think we all know sending someone who hates the Beatles to have surgery performed in their very NEST (or hive or whatever the correct term is for a beetle home) is extremely risky, as they may nonetheless have a few choice words especially if they hear any of their songs! In fact yesterday I heard I Feel Fine at a local fish bar - definitely the last thing I need at the moment, I say! But I felt a LOT better after I went into one games shop only to hear a certain Europe classic

But it's nothing a little Kylie music can't fix (I always use Kylie music as a form of 'bug extermination' LOL), eh? While we still thought my appointment the other day was still on, as a little surprise for me mum decided to sort out an MP3 player for me - both to help me deal with the boredom of watching my tooth being pulled, and yes in case we do hear one or two Beatles tunes over the radio at the clinic. My selection included a couple of Kylie tunes.

But with the Liverpool possibility, it's just as well mum sorted out the MP3 player! The moment mum mentioned this possibility, my instinctive reaction was "I'm guessing this is why you've sorted out this MP3 player for me?" (i.e. maybe she thought it'd be easier to tell me in person, rather than over the phone, I might have to go to Liverpool; but nonetheless she opted to take steps toward telling?) but she told me no, it was meant to be a surprise for the other appointment. But she too agrees it's just as well really!

You DO know I was making a Dr. Mario reference right?

1upmushroom wrote:You DO know I was making a Dr. Mario reference right?

LOL Oh, oh sorry! Well yes I did kinda notice it, but nonetheless is it really true you're screwed out of medical help unless you have Fever or Chills??

Dr Mario was one of my top-choice Christmas 1995/11th birthday presents, and I ended up having it for my 11th birthday - along with Kirby's Adventure, which I'd never heard of but right away I was taken with it because it's so beautiful (and King DeDeDe looks like my first animated crush Deadeye Duck!). As for my choice tune on Dr Mario, I think it was always Chill.

Though yes my family is taking absolute care about making sure I receive the right treatment especially if I end up in Liverpool. If indeed I end up there I've even given mum permission to speak on my behalf (as long as she herself doesn't slip up) - including for things like the medical history questionnaire, which to be honest annoys me (i.e. how can I possibly have a bun in the oven when FYI I have taken 'the vows'??). Even with the precautions taken I know in my heart a part of me would want to say anything risky - so I've decided it's best if I let mum do the talking, and she totally agrees with me and is prepared to do that if necessary. To quote Thumper, "If you can't say something nice, don't say nothing at all!"

Star Ma'am wrote:LOL Oh, oh sorry! Well yes I did kinda notice it, but nonetheless is it really true you're screwed out of medical help unless you have Fever or Chills??

No.

Star Ma'am wrote:LOL Oh, oh sorry! Well yes I did kinda notice it, but nonetheless is it really true you're screwed out of medical help unless you have Fever or Chills??

If you're in America, you're screwed. They don't care about people who are sick at all, and you could be having a heart attack in the ER and they wouldn't pay any attention until you sign a bunch of forms and give them a check for at least fifty dollars copay-- and that's only if you can afford the cheapest of insurances.

If you have no medical insurance in America, they'd rather watch you die slowly than treat you for a reasonable price. Trust me, I know from first hand experience.

Serum wrote:If you have no medical insurance in America, they'd rather watch you die slowly than treat you for a reasonable price. Trust me, I know from first hand experience.

What kind of f'ed up part of America are YOU living in?! That's diabolical!

1upmushroom wrote:What kind of f'ed up part of America are YOU living in?! That's diabolical!

It's a lifeless, godless place. A place where the proverbial glass that is either half empty or half full was shattered on the skulls of aborted babies in the middle of a barren, dusty wasteland eons ago.

In other words, the med officials out there are red-tape B******S who only care about money than lives? Terrible! No WONDER I myself gave up considering being a nurse - and this was years before the French evil that is Jenny de Cerna (who herself claimed to be a nurse)...

Not to mention, there is my concern over the attitude to needle phobia. Last year, a dear friend of mine at the Street Fighter site I'm on was very upset with her dentist after he... betrayed me in the same manner as one of my previous dentists had. She was very thankful for me stepping in to offer support - if someone is afraid of needles then people should be delicate around him or her.


But as stated, we British have very good medical treatment and yes in many cases we care about attending to a patient's emotional needs - those who don't care need a damn good talking-to. You can't deny, even the mere possibility of making someone suffer things like toothache in DECEMBER is disgusting - especially, of course, if that person happens to be a December baby. Toothache isn't really a nice Christmas and/or birthday present, now is it?

There's a really rediculous movie on netflix called Rubber, it shows a tire on the cover being chased by cop cars. The description says a tire blows up birds, people and other things in it's path. Sounds very interesting.

ultimateemail5000 wrote:There's a really rediculous movie on netflix called Rubber, it shows a tire on the cover being chased by cop cars. The description says a tire blows up birds, people and other things in it's path. Sounds very interesting.

I saw that! It's told in in second-person perspective. Really bizarre movie.

I finally have a date for my tooth surgery! I'm going in on January 4, and again yes I will definitely be gassed due to my tooth being too deep inside the gum. I will need to be at the hospital by 8 in the morning - the ward where I will be kept gives patients a number and takes them in for their respective operations in numerical order, so yes there's always the possibility of me being #1.

Due to the 'nil by mouth from (insert time here) onward' rule before any surgery, mum always does a takeaway the night before - so in this case, like with both of my wisdom teeth ops yes we're going to have KFC (I LOVE the hot wings!) for dinner on January 3. Mum also suggested I stay overnight with her that night - I'm cool with this!

I do however still have to attend a pre-op assessment - this is when they do all the usual health checks and stuff, rather than the former protocol of running you through it all on the surgery day. Mine has been set for (of all days) Christmas Eve - so rest assured mum and I will make sure none of the hospital staff does anything to earn them a spot on Santa's Naughty List!


Furthermore... I have actually had (or rather, am going to have) a real-life entry for the Corrupt A Wish thread! Simply put...

Me: "I wish the Street Fighter movie would air in the jolly month of December!"

(insert name of anyone else who posts in the Corrupt A Wish thread here): "Granted, but a Vega-hater is posting Vega hate at the Vega fan site you also visit - and he's posting it in December!"

...Don't worry though, we're dealing with the troublemaker. Yes I hope he/she (we dunno if it's a boy or a girl) will be dealt with by Christmas Eve - because that's when the Street Fighter movie is set to air. All the more reason to make sure my pre-op assessment goes well!

So we're all still here as of 3:36 in my time area...anyone surprised?

I didn't think so.

1upmushroom wrote:So we're all still here as of 3:36 in my time area...anyone surprised?

I didn't think so.

It would be nice to see the world end within my lifetime, but this version just wasn't realistic enough for me.

Well I for one happen to like my life so far and I'd be bummed out if it suddenly ended.

Redstar wrote:

1upmushroom wrote:So we're all still here as of 3:36 in my time area...anyone surprised?

I didn't think so.

It would be nice to see the world end within my lifetime, but this version just wasn't realistic enough for me.

Define "end." Do you mean end as in the end of living, physical existence and oblivion? Or do you mean to see the world as you know it end? Like a world-changing event like a devastating war that renders the civilizations of the world useless?

I thought the whole 'End of the World' thing was a load of BS. But I also saw some news reports regarding it and there were lots of people in costumes like as aliens or Grim Reapers - I loved them!

The only reason I DID remember yesterday is of course about it being my second anniversary of when I first came here . However if I WERE to regard it as any 'end', let's just say my brother seriously deserves to go to the Devo Chamber...


Actually I'm thinking of watching the Super Mario Bros. movie with my mum this weekend. I was talked into buying some NES mints and Coin Candies the other day, so obviously it only feels right to save them for watching the movie our beloved site is about right? Obviously I can't watch it on Christmas Eve (and also on New Year's Eve - I've found out I have an airing then, too!), so this weekend is our best shot. I put my request forward to mum and she happily accepted it. Bring on the Goombas dancing in the elevator

Star Ma'am wrote:The only reason I DID remember yesterday is of course about it being my second anniversary of when I first came here . However if I WERE to regard it as any 'end', let's just say my brother seriously deserves to go to the Devo Chamber...

....

What ever did he do to deserve THAT?!

East coast is over west coast is almost done. 2012 didnt happen i guess we dodged a bullet...

ultimateemail5000 wrote:East coast is over west coast is almost done. 2012 didnt happen i guess we dodged a bullet...

There was no bullet to dodge except the hysteria some people made over an ancient Native American prophecy written a rock. Several people committed suicide before the day, taking their pets with them because they thought it would spare them the pain of whatever might happen on "doomsday."

One of my friends was a 2012 "doomsday" believer who committed suicide because he thought the world was going to end, I want to hear, nothing more outside my comments here, about this horrible hoax that claimed the lives of several people and pets.