Animedragon

Erase

I might be old, but I'm not that old yet!

Google Translate was my friend.

Welcome aboard pull up a cushion, or a chair if sitting on the floor isn't your thing, and make yourself at home.

Excavate

Owlish

Final Frontier

Exterminate

That's a lot of series. I only watch one at a time, otherwise I can get confused. It's one of the hazards of getting old .

Anniversary

Revolution

Railway

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Bright and sunny, and already 29C

Yesterday I finished watching the first season of Sounds of Life. This is another one of those Slice of Life series based around the members of a high school club, but this one is rather different to the usual stories. The club in question is the Koto club, a Koto is a large traditional Japanese stringed instrument. With all but one of its members having graduated the sole remaining member is looking for new recruits to keep the club from being disbanded but the members he gets aren't quite the sort he would have wanted because several of them have, well earned, reputations for being delinquent trouble-makers and fighters and another is a highly talented Koto player from a prestigious family who is rather scathing about everyone else's skill level. The club has a lot of problems ranging from hostility from other students, a vice principal who would like the trouble-makers expelled and the Koto club shut down and a club advisor who'd rather the club didn't exist. The Koto club isn't the harmonious happy group of friends that we normally get in this sort of series, but as the series progresses we learn the backstories of the main characters and their reasons for joining the club and we see the club slowly coming together. While I wouldn't say I enjoyed watching this series, it's not a fun storyline, but on another level I did enjoy watching as the characters tried to overcome their pasts and strive to produce something good between them The artwork and animation are of a decent quality and it has quite a good and interesting storyline so I'm looking forward to watching the second season.

I've watched the "Colors" music video a couple of times and I can't make head nor tail of it. The animation just starts and looks like a series of random incidents between two girls, then when the song ends the video abruptly ends and gives me the impression that the video was just background images for the song and once the song was over the video was just cut off because it wasn't needed any more. Overall I found it a rather poorly made music video when compared to Porter Robinson & Madeon's music video "Shelter", which actually told a story.

Need

Excellent work.

That's the very minimum that Windows 10 will run in. Only putting 2GB RAM in is typical of some PC makers these days, they try to remove as much as possible so they save a few pennies per machine by not including things.

Welcome to the forum. Pull up a cushion, or a chair if sitting on the floor isn't your thing, and make yourself at home. Don't worry about being shy, lots of people have trouble talking or posting replies etc to people they don't know. Try joining in with some of the little games that we have here, most only need a one word reply, and just clicking on the "like" button is fine too. Oh, and don't worry too much about spelling or grammar, while it is important to get these right no one here is going to complain if you don't get them right.

Grease

Meridian

I've never understood the popularity of Tictoc, but then perhaps I'm now just too old to understand the current youth culture. Some Tictok videos have been appearing on YouTube and I have watched a few of them, but even setting aside my intense dislike of videos filmed in portrait mode, I couldn't see any point to the content of the videos.

It's funny how we get used to seeing one particular actor or actress playing a certain character. For me Joan Hickson and David Suchet were the best as Miss Marple and Hercule Poirot I just could not relate to any of the others who played them.

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