Something I always wanted to know. What is your level of communication and/or general banter levels like outside of the show? I find it incredible that for two people who are so close and work together on Geeknights and Conventions, that you *seem* to surprise each other with little things like, Oh, watching an ENTIRE series of this or that, or reading an ENTIRE series of this or that
Me and my close circle of friends fire off emails throughout the day about whatever we are up to, random shit etc, but we always know what each other are watching, reading, playing.
Is that a show device - you keep your personal media habits semi private, so that you have some good show material? If so, its cool, I like it.
But when Rym was talking about X-men anime and Scott seemed to be in the dark and then again for Paltabor and Rym seemed to be intrigued that Scott had watched it all.. You REALLY didn't know each other was watching that media??
Something I always wanted to know. What is your level of communication and/or general banter levels like outside of the show? I find it incredible that for two people who are so close and work together on Geeknights and Conventions, that you *seem* to surprise each other with little things like, Oh, watching an ENTIRE series of this or that, or reading an ENTIRE series of this or that
Me and my close circle of friends fire off emails throughout the day about whatever we are up to, random shit etc, but I always know what each other are watching, reading, playing.
Is that a show device - you keep your personal media habits semi private, so that you have some good show material? If so, its cool, I like it.
But when Rym was talking about X-men anime and Scott seemed to be in the dark and then again for Paltabor and Rym seemed to be intrigued that Scott had watched it all.. You REALLY didn't know each other was watching that media??
Scott watches a lot of anime right before bed, a time he usually doesn't talk to Rym (because after loving each other they tend not to talk about it). Rym came to the shore with me a few weekends without Scott and I showed a few eps of the Marvel stuff. (All I gotta say is X-men gets a lot better, not sure what Rym said about it) Anyhow, Two people that talk daily will still miss bits and pieces because they don't live in the same place anymore.
for Paltabor and Rym seemed to be intrigued that Scott had watched it all.. You REALLY didn't know each other was watching that media??
I knew Scott had seen it all. We watched two of the movies together years ago.
I often pretend I am unaware (or aware) or things on the show depending on the topic and the manner of conversation. ;^)
And I guess even knowing he has watched it doesn't mean you know how he feels about the show, I'm 99% sure you deliberately save that discussion for GK. The banter.
This isn't strings. It's sets. s = [set of anime scott has seen] r = [set of anime rym has seen] [set of anime we can use in this show] = [set of all anime where ((anime in s) xor (anime in r))]
I was highlighting the fact that "Anime Rym xor Scott has Seen" is neither valid English nor close to any kind of code.
You would have saved yourself some typing by using the symmetric difference operator - the set you want is s ∆ r. Also, you should really use curly brackets for sets.
No, you'd want {Anime Rym has seen} ∆ {Anime Scott has seen}. Exclusive or applies to boolean values, not sets. Even if exclusive or was valid here, that's not what the symbol ^ generally represents.
No clue, I'd say watch the broadcasting order of either season 1, or season 2. Season 2 is the chronological order of season 1 plus the new episodes of season 2 (watch all of endless eight if you are this insane). Haruhi just got really popular during the first season run partially because of the out of whack chronology.
I watched Scrapped Princess. At first, I was thinking I would really like it. After the first "oh shit" reveal, I was more convinced. By the end... I was pretty meh.
It had a pretty good fantasy world evangelion thing going on for a while, but I found it lacking much of an "aftertaste". Is it weird that I almost feel like there were too many characters for the given plot? There were a ton of characters, a lot of them getting significant screen time, but by the end I don't feel like they were very developed.
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Something I always wanted to know. What is your level of communication and/or general banter levels like outside of the show? I find it incredible that for two people who are so close and work together on Geeknights and Conventions, that you *seem* to surprise each other with little things like, Oh, watching an ENTIRE series of this or that, or reading an ENTIRE series of this or that
Me and my close circle of friends fire off emails throughout the day about whatever we are up to, random shit etc, but we always know what each other are watching, reading, playing.
Is that a show device - you keep your personal media habits semi private, so that you have some good show material? If so, its cool, I like it.
But when Rym was talking about X-men anime and Scott seemed to be in the dark and then again for Paltabor and Rym seemed to be intrigued that Scott had watched it all.. You REALLY didn't know each other was watching that media??
I often pretend I am unaware (or aware) or things on the show depending on the topic and the manner of conversation. ;^)
s = [set of anime scott has seen]r = [set of anime rym has seen]
[set of anime we can use in this show] = [set of all anime where ((anime in s) xor (anime in r))]
You would have saved yourself some typing by using the symmetric difference operator - the set you want is s ∆ r.
Also, you should really use curly brackets for sets.
Exclusive or applies to boolean values, not sets. Even if exclusive or was valid here, that's not what the symbol ^ generally represents.
It had a pretty good fantasy world evangelion thing going on for a while, but I found it lacking much of an "aftertaste". Is it weird that I almost feel like there were too many characters for the given plot? There were a ton of characters, a lot of them getting significant screen time, but by the end I don't feel like they were very developed.