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• 1983-02-26
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• Only Relentless Entry Gains One Nullification
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• 2005-09-07
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• Finding my own truth in every situation, so I can enjoy what I want, when I want.
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• It was here once. Now if you look just over shining hills you may see what you seek.
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• Finding this.... ... one day it will take me to the places I only dream about, but the scariest places are in my day dreams.
Anime Fan Since
• 1996
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• Lupin III, makes me laugh, Evangelion, Cowboy Bebop, Vampire Hunter D-first one and Bloodlust, and Trigun
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• Own my own woodshop business in 10 years.
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• Gaming, Viewing Anime, Woodwork, Art, and Psychology
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• I am quite meticulous and patient. Always devoted to my wife and friends, more than my blood family.
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Saturday, December 10, 2005
Things and things
I know I have not been posting as much as I was before, but I already said that after I started my new job, that my post times would become later and my random.
Anyway, I was watching a little tv the other night and I noticed that IGPX is on the weekend showing of (I think it was) Toonami now. If you remeber a bit ago, I posted about it. More of the responses said that they had missed it, and I told you I had not seen it on tv. Well what I am getting at is now anyone who has not seen it can. Watch Cartoon Network on the weekend and look for it.
Another note.....
.... I happened to be flipping through the channels this morning before I went to work and I finally saw some Gigantor. I must say that is a different show. I love the black and white theme.
The new job is going really well. I am learning alot of things I never imagined were part of this job, but that is good. Also I am learing directly from one of the two owners. He is personally teaching me the ropes. I have had alot of time to talk to him about how I want all of this to turn out and he is really understanding about it. He really knows alot about this job, and I can't wait till I know that much. He was telling my yesterday that the expected learning curve in the shop is about three years. Which means there is a really long way for me to go. Considering I want to know more than just cabinets.
Well I really hope that all of you have been doing well, staying in.... wait I mean OUT of trouble, and having fun. Catch you all laters. |
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