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| Newer page: | version 10 | Last edited on Wednesday, November 13, 2002 7:59:51 pm | by DanielLawson | Revert |
| Older page: | version 7 | Last edited on Tuesday, November 12, 2002 5:51:21 pm | by SimonCrosby | Revert |
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(Chalk another one up for 'inappropriate use of the wiki' :) -- Craig
I still don't know why your critisising anime. Cartoons are not just for children because they aren't "realistic" enough for adults. Fiction is not really supposed to be realistic. I watch anime because they are fun to watch. If you don't think so, well ... who cares ? :-) Also, I can forgive you for not liking Pokemon, Digimon, Zoids or the new Transformers. I hate them as well. There are also lots of good ones (not on tv in nz though). -- SimonCrosby
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+I don't get the geek fascination with it. Why are geeks more likely to watch it than other people? It needed a page defined, and I have a critical opinion, so I defined it. Someone with a great knowledge of it might wish to define it completely differently. That is what Wiki is all about! (Oh, and the page was really only here so I could tell people how it was pronounced to anger MatthewBrowne :) -- CraigBox
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+Why do people *have* to watch cartoons? I find that question offensive. Why do people *have* to have a reason to watch them? Futurama, The Simpsons, The Family Guy, Southpark etc are cartoons that I'm sure you find perfectly acceptable to watch. The only reason anime is any different is because of its basic cultural origin. Not content to merely exercise your right to not watch anime and watch more acceptable western-oriented cartoons, you feel obliged for some reason to inflict your opinion upon others. Is this a reflection of poor self esteem? Lack of confidence perhaps? Inability to perform at certain important times? Impotence, per se? Your continued attacks upon anime are both a cultural insult and a direct imposition of your bigoted moral viewpoint upon my God-given right to enjoy life and find entertainment where I choose. Cease and desist, sir.
+-- DanielLawson
