...I am now wanting to see a setting that’s focused on being basically Medieval Europe, but everyone settles things with card games.

Question: Though I understand them pushing Elmo to the forefront, what is Elmo’s deal though? What makes him so effective with capturing kid’s imaginations as he has? (can’t be all marketing..)

Ah, there you are my pretty, eheh...

Truely a classic:

This reminds me, I usually read Darths & Droids on Saturdays..

As someone who probably couldn’t keep up with all these animus anyways, these are what caught my attention here (after managing to find at least a small description of what they’re actually about, etc):

Can YOU last a round in the ring with the Kringle-Crusher himself???

Yo Jimmy, where’s your robot dog?

Farming-type person here. (or one who’s had experience, at least) This is the sort’ve setup I usually get to run:

I am not a fan of some of the software used today.. (or maybe it’s just John Deere’s that seems needlessly confusing)

It does help you remember the joys of being able to stand up and walk, though.. (and apparently our chiropractor says that “farmer’s neck” is common during the harvest)

(but don’t forget to turn around after each pass, unless you have something that can actually turn around reliably, then.. well yeah I’m both a tad envious/suspicious that it really does work without becoming a pretzel)

Song, now with pork and chicken.

Yeah the most businessy animu thing I remember (that I enjoyed) was about economics in the Cromartie High english dub: (1:24, mind the lag)

Oh snap, it’s that bear.

..Saint’s Creed?

*neighs*

Left, w/o text: “It’s intimidating/ominous, ‘cause it’s flippin huge.” Right, w/o text: “4 dashing men go Free Willy probably.”

Nice running form, you guys..

“Looks extravagant if you ask me.”