Via "Hon'ne" and "Tatemae": A Basic Explanation For Westerners, By a Westerner. I got turned onto this blog by Irina and I'm really glad I visited. It is well written and interesting. (WAIT – You Guys Haven’t discovered The Unpopular... Continue Reading →
Beware! This post will cause things to rot and smell and become slimy. That means spoilers ahead! A demon king - Anos Voldigoad - from thousands of years ago reincarnates. I guess he got bored of being an all-powerful demon... Continue Reading →
Spoilers! So far I've only managed to watch one summer anime, the first episode of Dokyuu HxEros. Insectoid aliens - called "Keisheshu" which translates to "regulation collection." - have landed on Earth. They feed by sucking all the erotic energy... Continue Reading →
By Herbert James Draper - The Bridgeman Art Library, Object 181779, Public Domain We had a palm tree removed from our front yard. I really didn't want to do it but there were over riding reasons. When we bought to house... Continue Reading →
That is someone who crows a warning about COVID-19. Nevermore! Groan! In 1969 we had the "Hong Kong" flu circulating, H3N2. It came to the US via some Marines who had caught it in Vietnam. We didn't have flu shots... Continue Reading →
There are people who believe that Adam and Eve did the right thing. That Genesis is not meant as literal history. The exit from Eden is a parable about the transition from a state of nature to a state of... Continue Reading →
Bloody hell! Suddenly Crunchyroll is demanding that after I log in I do one of those stupid Captcha things where you click on all the pictures containing 3-legged jackals to prove one is human. This kind of stuff pisses me... Continue Reading →
I have the honor of being nominated by Foovay this time around. Head on over to her site to check it out! Summer of Foovay First the rulz: Thank the person who nominated you and provide a link to their... Continue Reading →
Featured image is the experimental ITER fusion reactor built in France. In southern California, I see vast areas of the Antelope Valley being carpeted by photovoltaic farms. The hills to the north are forests of tall windmills. My concern is... Continue Reading →
