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thistlechaserI'm glad everyone enjoyed ROTK. I really have no interest in seeing it, and I'm somewhat amused that it's almost the only thing talked about on my flist today. (I've never so quickly read through my flist before! Skim, skim, skim.) I can't complain about it though, as all you HP folks on my flist are probably sick of me talking about Prince of Tennis or whatever my anime of the day is.
And speaking of that...
I had another TeniPuri/PoT dream last night. We (the guys and I) were all up in Maine looking for a house to buy and live in together. EEE! Could you imagine how great that'd be?
I brought the musical soundtrack to work today. It's interesting hearing it without the video; I thought I wouldn't enjoy it since it's in Japanese and without the visuals I'd be totally lost, but nope. It's great and wonderful. I'm curious as heck about so much in it though! What's the song Echizen sings a couple times? The one with the bit of English 'I'm always number one' and something about 'smash and receive'? He sounds so sad in it! Makes me want to find him and hug him lots. But my biggest question is, why does Inui dream about Fuji and Eiji playing a game?
I watched only one more ep last night after my post. They're still in the middle of a big tournament. (Yawn.) I wish they'd handle the games a little differently; thus far it's always the same: Freshmen: "Oh my god! The other team is so good! We'll never beat them!" Seigaku starts out losing. Oh no! It's getting really bad! But look, Seigaku comes back in the end and wins! (Yawn.) There was a match, the one where Kaidoh and Inui were doubles partners for the first time, that the outcome didn't seem sure for. That game was exciting to watch! I actually paid attention to it! Why don't the writers realize that not knowing the outcome makes it more interesting?
Oh well. I'm not watching it for the tennis, after all. ;)
Edited to add: Anyone know what "gaki" means? I'm assuming it's Japanese, but online translators don't recognize it.
And speaking of that...
I had another TeniPuri/PoT dream last night. We (the guys and I) were all up in Maine looking for a house to buy and live in together. EEE! Could you imagine how great that'd be?
I brought the musical soundtrack to work today. It's interesting hearing it without the video; I thought I wouldn't enjoy it since it's in Japanese and without the visuals I'd be totally lost, but nope. It's great and wonderful. I'm curious as heck about so much in it though! What's the song Echizen sings a couple times? The one with the bit of English 'I'm always number one' and something about 'smash and receive'? He sounds so sad in it! Makes me want to find him and hug him lots. But my biggest question is, why does Inui dream about Fuji and Eiji playing a game?
I watched only one more ep last night after my post. They're still in the middle of a big tournament. (Yawn.) I wish they'd handle the games a little differently; thus far it's always the same: Freshmen: "Oh my god! The other team is so good! We'll never beat them!" Seigaku starts out losing. Oh no! It's getting really bad! But look, Seigaku comes back in the end and wins! (Yawn.) There was a match, the one where Kaidoh and Inui were doubles partners for the first time, that the outcome didn't seem sure for. That game was exciting to watch! I actually paid attention to it! Why don't the writers realize that not knowing the outcome makes it more interesting?
Oh well. I'm not watching it for the tennis, after all. ;)
Edited to add: Anyone know what "gaki" means? I'm assuming it's Japanese, but online translators don't recognize it.
