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On November 6, four states will be voting for or against allowing marriage equality in their state.
If you are 18 or older, live in either Maryland, Maine, Minnesota, or Washington State, and support marriage equality, please do your part by registering to vote and voting in favor…
Damnit, what she said. Because I really want to marry this woman ^_^
Reblogging again not only to repeat the message, but because my wifey says she wants to marry me. You see that, internet! We’re totally gonna get married and have a million beautiful geeky things in our house :)
(via snowtigra)
On November 6, four states will be voting for or against allowing marriage equality in their state.
If you are 18 or older, live in either Maryland, Maine, Minnesota, or Washington State, and support marriage equality, please do your part by registering to vote and voting in favor of equal rights.
If you are underage and/or you do not live in these states, please reblog this so that people can be informed.
I live in Minnesota. My partner and I have been together for 11 years this coming October 8th. Please vote to support marriage equality. Please vote no.
(via tsundyne-blog)
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Personal things, feel free to move on until my tumblr returns to being wonderfully geeky.
Naoto Shirogane watches the hell out of Elementary. She watches it with Kanji Tatsumi, who makes dinner for the both of them so they can watch together. Kanji doesn’t really pay attention to the show, instead he watches her as she deduces things. In fact, she tries to deduce things faster than Sherlock Holmes does on the show, pointing out clues, and perhaps getting a slightly British accent as she does it.
Kanji thinks her deducing things is quite attractive, though honestly, Kanji thinks everything Naoto does is attractive. Quite.
That is all, tumblr, that is all.
Yeah don’t judge me, it’s actually pretty entertaining! Even if I was 2 years old when it was first released back in 1985!
… but I recently watched the dub for the Persona 4 anime since I got the bluray to review, and I like the dub (always thought the dub cast was great since the original game release) but I noticed that they don’t have any of the Japanese honorifics in the dub for the anime. I… don’t really get why, since not only did the original game keep them, but so did Arena.
Also… Yosuke doesn’t call Yu “partner,” which he also does in the original game and Arena. And… him calling him “bro” just… doesn’t feel right. And no, I’m not just saying that for my Yu/Souji/Yosuke pairing feelings, but just… in general, it doesn’t sound nearly as meaningful to me.
Here’s the review in case you’re curious, which I do mention this in: http://www.fandompost.com/2012/09/17/persona-4-the-animation-part-one-blu-ray-anime-review/
Am I just a snob for thinking this? Am I being too picky?