[Deepsycher]

I did not use the term "moron".
Oh for single line interpretations.
Using that method:

(1)"Not everyone speaks in the same way."
(2)"Styles can be limited to various people at first."
(3)"Translations can take time to build."

This post has been edited by Deepsycher: 12 February 2006 - 09:35 PM

[Sailor Abbey]

I did not use the term "moron".

I know, I was just being sarcastic - my crappy attempt at humor.

Well... it made me laugh anyway.

[Deepsycher]

Is sarcasm used in comparissons?

(1) "Claiming as if I was definitely thought off in that way?"

So one level of thought, "Not everybody is a moron."
Followed by and connected to in this case of wording, as if "appearing odd is classed as a *moron*." *Moron in the terms of stupidity*

Is this the working behind that sarcasm?

This post has been edited by Deepsycher: 12 February 2006 - 09:53 PM

[Otal Nimrodi]

Look Dee, the thing is, there is no working behind sarcasm.

[Deepsycher]

Look Dee, the thing is, there is no working behind sarcasm.

Okay how do I generate a sarcastic remark;
From thought without knowing the instructions and workings behind?
Will be back later...

This post has been edited by Deepsycher: 12 February 2006 - 09:59 PM

[Gobbler]

Okay how do I generate a sarcastic remark?

Black magic, my friend. And loads of it.

[Sailor Abbey]

Okay how do I generate a sarcastic remark;
From thought without knowing the instructions and workings behind?
Will be back later...

I think you have to be born with the ability. It might be genetic or something. I myself have little to no control over it.

[Coco]

Wow, 5 pages in one or two days... that only means it gone off-topic!

* checks thread *

Yep, off-topic... (just kidding )


Well, I'll try to get this back on track. I remember watching Sailor Moon when I was young, too. I can't remember exactly the years, though; I guess it was around 1995 or something like that. Luckily, we got it with a very good translation: dialogs apparently were pretty accurate to the original, and no scenes were cut (we had problems like that here with other anime).

The problem was that, new seasons took a long time to arrive. The channel that was showing Sailor Moon put one episode on every day (even Satudays and Sundays), so every time a new batch of traslated episodes arrived to our screens, the episodes were burned very fast, and then we were left with reruns for like forever. That's the reason why, when Sailor Stars was finally on, I had already lost interest in the series and watched just one or two episodes...

You know, Abbey, when I first saw your nickname I wondered if it was because of Sailor Moon... now I guess I know. Sailor Moon was the first anime that I watched in my teen/adult era (along with Saint Seiya), and I hold it in a very high esteem.

And the girls in uniforms........ * drools *

[Otal Nimrodi]

Okay how do I generate a sarcastic remark;
From thought without knowing the instructions and workings behind?
Will be back later...

Look Dee, it's inborn. You don't generate sarcastic remarks any old time. You need to wait for the perfect moment.

[Kirby]

Deepscryer: If you want to know where you can get comics, manga, and the such there are a few places to get them.

First, is the internet. If you access to a creditcard or to a friend with a creditcard you can order a few books on-line. I don't have any good sites on hand but Amazon.com is a good start.

Second, are bookstores, like many have said before. Just look in the phone book and look for a local Barnes and Noble's or the such and ask them for anime, manga, or comic books (Not all store clerks know what these are by name).

Third, any larger comicbook shop has a few on hand. If they don't (like mine) you can still get some good regular comics instead. You can find out if there are any in your area by calling 1-888-COMICBOOK (1-888-266-4226) or going to this site. Linky!

Fourth, you can get issues of Shojen Jump (a bit of a manga periodical) or something similar at any larger magazine stand in your area.

Oh and to all of you. Visit your comics shop today.

-Kirby, Help, help, my commicbook dealer has a gun to my head.

This post has been edited by Kirby: 21 February 2006 - 05:04 AM

[Deepsycher]

Look Dee, it's inborn. You don't generate sarcastic remarks any old time. You need to wait for the perfect moment.

Just only saw:

I do not believe that as it sounds like a myth, anything is possible to achieve and of course I try to wait for the perfect moment, except for not knowing when that perfect moment is, except for using at the present time.

Deepscryer: If you want to know where you can get comics, manga, and the such there are a few places to get them.

First, is the internet. If you access to a creditcard or to a friend with a creditcard you can order a few books on-line. I don't have any good sites on hand but Amazon.com is a good start.

Second, are bookstores, like many have said before. Just look in the phone book and look for a local Barnes and Noble's or the such and ask them for anime, manga, or comic books (Not all store clerks know what these are by name).

Third, any larger comicbook shop has a few on hand. If they don't (like mine) you can still get some good regular comics instead. You can find out if there are any in your area by calling 1-888-COMICBOOK (1-888-266-4226) or going to this site. Linky!

Fourth, you can get issues of Shojen Jump (a bit of a manga periodical) or something similar at any larger magazine stand in your area.

Oh and to all of you. Visit your comics shop today.

-Kirby, Help, help, my commicbook dealer has a gun to my head.

Thanks for the advice, when I get a chance then I will see if do not get bored.

This post has been edited by Deepsycher: 21 February 2006 - 06:45 AM

[jariten]

I've never seen it, but outside of otaku circles (and thats just a guess) no one seems to care much about it anymore.