I’ve got a story about the Great Emu War of nineteen tickety two. I wanted to take the ferry over to Australia, so I tied an onion to my belt, which was the style at the time. Now the ferry cost a nickel, and in those days the nickel had a picture of a bee on it. “Gimme five bees for a quarter,” you’d say. Anyway, the…

do you think they’re being rejected from being millennials? or like they’re millennials and also rejects? would really appreciate it if you could clear that up

and yet, here you are

Serious question - why do people try to save them, especially all of them?

It’s just an alternate photo, I don’t see what the big deal is.

Save the rebellion, save the dream... Somehow it reminds me of another slogan.

No.

So we need to admonish all of the Anime that’s a blatant rip of of a Shakespear play?

Only if we agree that no one else can adapt Western, English material. Everyone can only make things based of work from their own culture from now on. Because that makes sense, right?

I’m pretty indifferent one way or the other (I have a Kindle, and a decent collection of books) but I will say that the digital version is not always simpler to use. This mostly applies to text books and the like, but: