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As the year MMVIII draws to a close, we must relelect on many things. Some pleasant, some no so pleasant, but that’s what made this year so great and historic. Anime is no execption to this rule, so for the second year in a row, Joe and I are proud to present the greastest anime moments of 2008. Numbero X: Rumble in Tsukune’s House Capu2 (the second season of Rosairo+Vampire) has turned into a affection war, with the four love interests crowding over one guy. This war escladed when all...Read Full Story

In the December issue of Anime Insider, the people unamiously named IchiKuya II the anime match of the year 2008. Ichigo fought for the sake of Rukia, while Byakuya fought for the pride of the Soul Society. Ichigo went into the match realizing that the sword alone will beat Byakuya, while Byakuya went in the battle fighting for the integrity of the Soul Society and his 11 colleauges, who were insulted physically and mentally at the hands of Ichigo’s posse. It was a match, although it was...Read Full Story

Sony is in a precarious position with the pricing structure for its flagship gaming console, the PlayStation 3. On the one hand, the Japanese electronics giant is taking a beating across many of its divisions as part of the global economic climate. That problem could be aggravated if Sony were to cut the PS3’s price tag, which currently stands at $399 for the 80GB model and $499 for the 160GB SKU.   Source: GameSpot news article “Publishers push for PS3 price cut,” March 16, 2009...Read Full Story

There are many differences between Turkey Day Classic Numbero LXXXIV and Turkey Day Classic Numbero LXXXV. Tuskegee won Numbero LXXXIV. Alabama State won Numbero LXXXV. Numbero LXXXIV was a shootout. Numbero LXXXV ended in regulation. Numbero LXXXIV was an all-front game. Numbero LXXXV was a defensive game. Me and Joe, as Bama State fans, were the Dissenters after Numbero LXXXIV. Now Nora, who is the mother of our older brother Jeff’s two sons, is the Dissenter, as she was born in...Read Full Story

I have not made a 9/11 rememberance post since two years ago, but I have decided to make one. I will give you Joe’s account of what happened when he was in class in the third floor of Houston Hill Junior High School in Montgomery on that history-changing morning, then followed by mine I was 16 years old at the time & I was just beginning my 9th Grade year at Houston Hill Junior High School. And I was was also wearing a style that I always had a strong dislike for, School Uniforms. One...Read Full Story