LOVE Erased. Every episode so far is taut and well-done. I'm not sure how I feel about Dagashi Kashi yet. I don't know if it works well as a comedy, but might end up being a solid slice-of-life anime if they flesh out the characters well.

I just watched the first episode of Erased. If the premiere in any indication, it might be the best anime of the season.

I don't really do them either. But for me, the dubs of Fullmetal Alchemist and Ouran High School Host Club were superior to the subs.

Did you watch the Book of Circus arc?

I really enjoyed Parasyte: The Maxim. Though sometimes the body horror skeezed me out a bit.

I love puzzle games, so this sounds right up my alley. And it's on sale on Steam!

I read The Disaster Artist and it is definitely worth your time.

I haven't seen the most recent episode of One Punch Man, but wow did episode 9 give me all the feels.

F*** the customer at my workplace that told us to move an LGBT magazine from a public area so that "children wouldn't see it".

Still loving One Punch Man. It just keeps getting better! I admittedly got a little misty-eyed over the most recent episode. I also started The Perfect Insider, which seems like an intriguing murder mystery/thriller. I hope they stick the landing.

I loved it, but I can't really explain the plot to anyone. Most of the time, I was just trying to wrap my brain around it. I thought the zombie episode was pure genius though.

I just finished 999: Virtue's Last Reward on the 3DS. What a mind-trip, but I absolutely loved it. Has anyone else played through it? Now I'm on to Phoenix Wright: Dual Destinies.

I love the mint ones. It's the perfect balance of mint, chocolate, and cookie.

While I loved the entire video, I thought that was the funniest part!

YES! Oh that scared the bejesus out of me as a child!

Yes, I look forward to finding the PR recaps/discussion in these threads! Without John Teti's reviews or Tom & Lorenzo's recaps, I have nowhere to turn in order to discuss the show.

I read A Pig Parade is a Terrible Idea for storytime and it's always a hit. I also adore I'm Bored. So clever!

The INALJ website is pretty helpful for library job-hunters: http://inalj.com/. ALA's Joblist site (http://joblist.ala.org/) is a good resource if you're willing to relocate, or your state's library association website if you're not. If you're on Facebook, there's a librarian Facebook group called the ALA Think Tank…

There's a theater nearby me where they have recliners for seats and a bar in the lobby with beer among other drinks. That makes it worth the other annoyances for me.

What kind of library job are you looking for? Public? Academic? Adult? Youth? Etc…