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Update: The link is too small in this picture. So here it is: MadMenYourself.com

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I have been a huge fan of Robotech ever since I was a kid. It’s actually a bit of an obsession. Today I was having a conversation about Princess Leia’s hair when suddenly I realized that maybe George Lucas inspired Minmay’s haircut. Don’t judge me too harshly for this post.
1. Minmay from Robotech in 1982.

2. [...]

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David Horsey on the GOP

It’s a beauty.

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This is not to be missed.

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The GFM

Over the weekend I was having a lot of conversations about the “Global Financial Crisis.” I thought the Global Financial Crisis is much like Weapons of Mass Destruction — a mouthful of a phrase that surely could be shortened like WMD. The obvious answer would be GFC, but GFM was suggested with the M standing [...]

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When I read the hype about the cartoon, I assumed it was overblown. Then I saw it, and I couldn’t think of any meaning except to incite violence. That’s how I read it and I couldn’t fathom reading it in the way the cartoonist “intended.” I’m very glad to see Rupert Murdoch has now issued [...]

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Sponge Bob Square Pants Man

So I’m in the pub Naked City in Greenwood last night, a place  I highly recommend. It was snowing quite a bit and we had a good view of Greenwood. We watched people walking down the street delighting in the snow, and we saw a few cars go by. At some point an older Subaru [...]

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What I love about David Horsey is the attention to detail.

See the original in full here.

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I’m going to sound a little old by saying that I just found out that the reason why people wait in line at the stores is because stores offer only a limited amount of items for a crazy-low price. I always thought prices got lower the closer you got to Christmas.

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We can all relate.

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Mad Men has entered the popular consciousness.

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Via Seattlepi.

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Clearly, my mom’s understanding of FDIC wasn’t that far off. David Horsey gets it right.

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I wish the Animaniacs were still around just so we could see what their depiction of George W. Bush would be.

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I was surprised to see a cartoon by Adrian Tomine on NPR bemoaning the image of the character Long Duk Dong from Sixteen Candles as it was just 3 weeks ago that I wrote this random post on why I think Gedde Watanabe’s portrayal of Long Duk Dong is the best Asian American performance ever. [...]

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By virtue of the fact that you are reading this, you can probably relate.

Courtesy of xkcd.

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Man, I was just saying that the cartoon thing in Japan was weird and then I see this.
Japan has created an unusual government post to promote animation, and named a perfect figure Wednesday to the position: a popular cartoon robot cat named Doraemon.
Foreign Minister Masahiko Komura appointed the cat an “anime ambassador,” handing a human-sized [...]

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Parting Shots of Japan

It’s been a great two weeks. I have only been to Asia once before in 2001 when I went to Thailand. Now that I have been back, I’m mad at myself that I haven’t come to this beautiful continent more often. The history here is incredible and rivals anything around the world. I know [...]

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From Lonely Planet:
The park [Nara-koen] is home to about 1200 deer, which in Pre-Buddhist times were considered messengers of the gods and today enjoy the status of National Treasures.

A manhole.

Once again the popular cartoon mascot.

In the woods.

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Last night we took a traditional Japanese bath in our Ryokan. You first rinse off then get into the tub to relax. Once you are relaxed you get out of the tub and wash with soap and water. You then rinse off and get back into the tub. This picture shows that you are not [...]

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Can’t say that there is much in the news to blog about, but I noticed not too many people have looked at my post on Caparezza. So I’m going to give it another go.
Do you like rap, yodeling, computerized singing, or Italian? If you answered yes to any of these, then you may like Caparezza’s [...]

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Newspapers across Europe Wednesday reprinted the controversial cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed that sparked worldwide protests two years ago.
The move came one day after Danish authorities arrested three people allegedly plotting a “terror-related assassination” of Kurt Westergaard, the cartoonist behind the drawing.
I will never understand how you can protest a violent depiction of your [...]

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Do you like rap, yodeling, computerized singing, or Italian? If you answered yes to any of these, then you may like Caparezza’s Jodellavitanonhocapitouncazzo.

I haven’t a clue what he’s saying and judging by the animation it could be dirty, but it’s mesmerizing nonetheless. You will get the song in your head.

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The Nightly Business Report on PBS did a segment on Sanrio’s new menswear line. Well, I’m a huge fan of Sanrio though I prefer Chococat to Hello Kitty.
Unfortunately available only as a transcript and not streaming video, the story really should be seen to be believed. No photos on the web do justice to the [...]

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