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Nope, I am not confusing those two. X and Y got released in Europe and Japan before America got the release and it was chaos everywhere.

I remember the rest of the world (mainly 'Murica) going absolutely hazard on Nintendo for giving Europe first priority to X and Y when they were first released. I've seen serious death-threats toward Nintendo and Europeans back then, it was just plain disgusting. And now that we have to wait, no one complains — everybody just patiently waits until their physical copy arrives or they purchase a digital copy from the store. I think that says a lot.

Waiting for Kisaki's hell to break loose on a patent on the bandname, regardless of spelling, pronunciation or kanji-usage.

That's actually the first thing released by MEJIBRAY in a couple of years that I like.

Being generous with a full-body picture.

Totally agreeing with blackdoll here. What have they done to his voice?!

Botox or not, I'd still do him big time.

fictioninhope, the code doesn't work for European games, unfortunately Is it possible you can redeem the code and send me Diancie yourself? On the other hand, I received Pokémon Omega Ruby today!

All I can think of on this topic is that America should have limitations on the usage and the carrying of guns and stricter laws about it.

The enlargement of your musical taste might or might not result in changes in your personal life. It may be a featherbrained deduction of future events that have been decided by what or what you do not listen to, but people around me (and including myself) have experienced drastic transformations when we decided to 'broaden our horizons'. Zeus says 'that's why you have friends' and 'everyone needs to make more friends', regarding the recommendation process, but this might actually cause for decay in your other relationships. How childish and trivial it might still sound; there are still those out there who do judge you on what you listen to. There will be those who drop you solely based on what enters your ears and what you decide to close them for. And what about people who do not have a prime capability of interacting with others? How are you to enter a new scene if you alone do rely on recommendations from others? It is not possible and you do remain as you are, because it feels safe and comfortable and you needn't necessarily step into a refreshing zone. It is most certainly not wrong to experience new music, but it is certainly not a crime when the song remains the same either — and this is what people need to realize more often. There is little attention for those who do not advance or develop new interests and those are often left astray or behind. Not only in music, but in society as a whole. I come from a grouped field of interest that included mostly eighties glam metal and thrash metal that went as underground as one could possibly imagine. These two clash like no other for no particular reason and it is where I almost was forced to decide between environments as even the people did not get along somehow. You see that expanding my taste here did not result in anything in reference to my social life, it did just expand my taste. It is a personal attachment to certain genres and that is where it often ends, and that is not a bad thing at all. Now, it might be more loose with visual kei, as the music often does not actually matter as is often expressed through their image instead. I think with visual kei people need not to necessarily expand their comprehension of different genres as it does bear an immense amount of classifications already. Judging a band by its cover is no longer an option as you cannot visualize what type of music they will play just by looking at the image of them. People try and attempt based on what is pleasing to their eyes more often than actually entering a playlist on say, Last.fm (or any other radio-station that plays Japanese music, if those are in existence). You do not necessarily need to augment on other genres if you feel comfortable in visual kei, as there are plenty bands enough of each. Pop, pop-punk, general rock, heavier rock, metalcore, items closer to an actual thrash metal formation, and the list goes on endlessly. But I think even in this discussion it comes down to the fact that people do analyze others on their view on music.

I am getting really tired of seeing all this Ferguson stuff everywhere I look.

It is completely normal for a person to grow out of a music scene or genre, so I personally do not see why everyone seems to be attacking the original poster. I myself have grown out of a variety of music scenes for eventually thinking it to be silly or just not my game anymore. Everyone has at some point.

Please don't ruin this for Shall.

Sent a PM (I am already breaking my 'hiatus').

Since I am uncertain whether or not my presence here is relevant, I'll be on a hiatus regarding my posting. I'll still be snatching music (and liking the post for it), but delivering a meaningful voice out here does not seem to be one of my strengths, seeing as I already have difficulties communicating with other people — I feel somewhat looked down upon and often mocked, and want to shed this feeling before returning.

AiiA Theater has a capacity of approximately 850 people, so yes — they attract quite the large crowd.

I need to have my wisdom teeth pulled (or rather sliced out) today and I am so looking forward to jumping off a cliff because of it.

Syndrome - 死街譚

That was about time.

パノラマ虚構ゼノン's Tetsuya and Aki are twins.