@Martin: I could live on baked potatoes for a month, especially if they were Neo-Venezian baked potatoes. Dude. Get Aria ;)

Kuroshitsuji…I don’t know. I think the novelty will wear off but I’m still waiting for that to happen.

I recently realised that I’m watching a lot of new stuff at the moment too. I’m actually hoping the next season is going to suck, just so I can keep up with this lot and not miss anything decent.

The Aria box set is sooo tempting. Aria or a week’s worth of food? Tough call. Seriously. I’m sure I can live on dry bread and baked potatoes for a week, right?

@frankeinstein: indeed they are; I’m not sure if watching the show is a good response to that message.

@john lichman: good form, sir.

You probably shouldn’t be offended (though you should read my vocab lessons).

In any event, there’s more than tsundere stuff being vomited out (some of it is being defecated, and Tytania is hardly tsundere). Try Aria, you might be surprised by how good it is. Start with the first season, though. And if you don’t like it, don’t sweat it. It’s not for everyone ;)

As for politics, I just look for every opportunity to jab Zaitcev, if only because he’s jabbed me at random with really off-the-wall remarks. When I was Twitter-searching Casshern and saw mention of Republicans pwning liberals, I just had to comment. I hope you can find it in you to forgive me.

for a breakout pseudo-drama, casshern sins is hands down better than the tsundere stuff being vomited out. then again, i didn’t bother with Aria on first viewing. caught the trailer, didn’t seem that engaging.

than again, I’m a sucker for madhouse.

as for using my twitter as a confirmation of my politics, it was my mustache that was republican. my sideburns are quite liberal.

but “dipfag.” huh. guess i need to lurk moar.