^ "Eiken is to “fun bags” what Lelouch was to the rebellion."
Something I just had to quote to go along with what you said.

And for that picture... How can she still walk straight?

Nirvana - Dumb

All because Zero no Tsukaima isn't a movie and nor am I watching it on Youtube.
Currently on episode 8 of it and enjoying it a lot, but not as much as Toradora!. Can definitely see how they are related and how the comparisons made to them are right.
Damn I love these tsunderes... Don't know why though.

Manga was awesome 'til the bad guy became completely inhumanely resistant to everything and achieved demi-godhood.

Kinda why I liked the novel better, but can't remember if something near to that happened (Kinda doubt on it being the same).

Watching Revenge of the Nerds.

Dude! High five!
Loved that movie when I saw it, but it's been ages since I've seen it.

Still on the training missions of Panzer Tactics...
All I can say is that I'll be in trouble when the Campaign actually starts.
And that it's true to it's word on tactics.

DS (Fanboy).
And if I weren't, still DS for all those sweet niche games on it.

Who really wins in a war?

It's a manga and can be read on a number of manga upload sites.

Ninja'd, and I agree.

PP: The sauce from some food I bought soaked through the bag, but it smells much better now.

AP: My Rhetoric of the Graphic Novel class is having a vote to see what we want to read for next semester.

I chose:
Y: The Last Man: vol.2
MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA.

That's all I saw.

AP: Hailord.

AP2: Sergeant Frog, with references to Predator, Last Action Hero and The Beatles.

Silky Heart - Yui Horie (2nd opening theme for Toradora!)

I have the first Two Broken Sword games that were ported to the PS One, do you know if any content in the DS version is new or different compared to the PS One?  (Which to my knowledge was the same as the PC Version.)  I loved those games and keep meaning to buy the third one but oddly enough never have.

I haven't played any other version, but all I know is that the Nico storyline is new, there are no voice overs and there are some extras. And there might be a few other minor changes that I didn't notice.
Sorry if I'm not much help.

I remember reading it, but it's most unfortunate that it was left unfinished.
Would the anime provide some sort of satisfying conclusion, or just stop where the manga did?

"It is here that Joshua meets his guide, the only interactive character in the entire game. You may have seen the screenshots that show a buxom blonde with collagen lips, high-heeled boots, and enough cleavage to make Jenna Jameson feel envious. The idea of having a woman who looks more like a porn star than a holy figure is strange enough in a game that has strong Christian overtones all throughout. But that oddity goes straight to disturbing awkwardness when she smiles and announces that she is, in fact, your grandmother."
Review of the adventure game Heaven

"Here's another curse for you; may all your bacon burn!"

~Calcifur, Howl's Moving Castle.

You are my favorite new TZH user.

[Recently Completed:]

Recently Completed: Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars - The Director's Cut

System: Nintendo DS

Story: Nico Collard, French Photographic Journalist, scores an interview with Pierre Carchon; a national hero, media king and infamous adulterer. Soon after first meeting, he is shot dead in his home by a mime. She chooses to go after the mine and learns how Carchon and her father are connected and far more than she bargained for (Not going too much into that part, as it would spoil some new content). Fast forward to a cafe (And to the main game), where Nico was to meet a contact named Plantard who was to give information about the Templar's manuscript, and enter George Stobbart whom was sitting outside the cafe. Plantard entered the cafe with a brief case and soon a clown playing an accordion enters the cafe as well and leaves with the briefcase, soon followed after with an explosion from the cafe. Nico meets up with George in the aftermath and thus leads to a trip over Europe on a journey to discover the secret of the Templars.

Time Spent: 10:52

The Good:
+ Hands down one of the best DS adventure games out there...
+ ...as well as one of the best ports available.
+ The story is downright amazing, and the dialogue/writing is top-notch. Humorous, engaging and will drag you in.
+/- Nico storyline in the beginning adds depth to her character, but isn't sustained for more than the first hour or two.
+ Is a true point-and-click adventure by having complete use of the touch-screen.
+ Diary feature added that keeps track of the story.
+ Hot spots are displayed by a small circle, so the player doesn't have to search for them (Adventure gamers know what a Godsend this may be).
+ Doesn't try and use 3D polygonal graphics to a mediocre or lackluster effect but instead employs a great cartoon style for the characters and has some beautiful backgrounds.
+/- Beautiful music, but there are quite a few areas where it's just silence and only the sound effects are there to keep you company.
+ Excellent hint system.
+/- Slider puzzle only occurs once and decoder puzzle twice.
+ Apart from that, the puzzles are quite brilliant overall, and can usually be beaten by logic or by talking to the right characters.
+ Some nice extras; Character art and a message from the director.

The Bad:
- No voice overs. Given the DS's limited capacity, it's not really surprising, but is missed.
- Kind of short, clocking in at 10-12 hours.
- A few puzzles might leave the player stumped.
- The top screen isn't used for anything, while the bottom is used for everything.

Score: 9/10, this... This, is what all adventure games (And ports) should strive for. This is right at the top of adventure gaming on the DS; an absolute essential. If you played the original Broken Sword, then you already have this; if you're an adventure gaming fan, you already have this; if you are a casual fan... Then you should play this immediately. It has a great story and writing, likable characters, beautiful settings, fun puzzles and all the stuff that makes an adventure game good.

On par with: Hotel Dusk: Room 215

When you say high five, I imagine Borat saying it. Nothing like an old, over-used reference, eh?
But at least the movies and food were good?

AP: Toradora!, easily one of my top anime after finishing it.

PP: A general lack of manners and bad spelling on the internet. I can't tell whether I'm talking to elementary school children or adults.

This, without a doubt.

PP2: This weather. Overly warm, sunny and might even force me to not wear my jacket.
Also makes me feel sick (Sore throat, stuffy nose and cough). And then there is Summer...