A personal website on Vicious Delights

They are not During my teenage years, the only manga I picked up was Love Hina.

I don’t mind autoplay background music on personal websites, but I can understand why other people hate it.

Ron Gilbert finally made his own sequel to Lechuck’s Revenge (and Tales of Monkey Island, surprisingly enough) aaaaand… …it was alright.

I’m not joking when I say it’s nearly impossible for a game, book, or movie to make me cry, or at least to make me feel emotional pain.

I tried out 3rd Strike years ago when I didn’t know anything about fighting games.

This was very pretty, and it kept me entertained for the whole 100 minutes, but it doesn’t have much rewatch value.

Legend says Melty Blood: Type Lumina was going to be a Fate fighting game but they decided to give Melty Blood a sequel instead.

I don’t think I’ve ever completely felt part of a fandom community, even if the experience I had way earlier in my life was much better than today’s.

This game is exactly the kind of experience I wanted to create since childhood.

I’m back®©™.

If you get to see/watch images/clips of this anime without knowning anything about it beforehand, you’ll be just as confused as you will be, er… visually pleased.

Ok let’s say I’m back.

I have not abandoned my site.

Remember how fun it was to pointlessly interact with your computer programs, back when access to the internet was not something unheard of, but still quite limited?

I recently came across an article by Mihnoír on his personal website, where he voiced his feelings about what I’d call the bastardization of nerd spaces.

I found an interesting article about “nerd spaces” and gatekeeping, so to speak.

Well, this is a hello world of sorts for the microblogging feature.

I watched Suzumiya Haruhi no Yuutsu around 2006, maybe 2007.

There are so many things that I’m not into yet I understand why they exist.

I rarely laugh watching anime, so I can tell this one was great.

I don’t remember disliking this route in the visual novel.

Many digital artists have always been very very protective about how much they allow others to share their work.

Actually, it’s not that relevant that it’s Neocities: I could be using any other web hosting provider.

I’m a non-American dude in his early 30s (almost mid 30s).