Monthly Archives: May 2016
Momotaro’s Divine Sea Warriors licensed by…Funimation?!
Originally posted on THE SKARO HUNTING SOCIETY:
This is the first Japanese feature length cartoon ever made, a WWII propaganda film written and directed by Misuyo Seo that has to be seen to be believed. Apart from Momotaro himself, the Japanese navy is almost exclusively staffed by cutesy cartoon animals, and the allies are hilarious,…
Not a very good week
Not doin’ particularly well, my friends, though I’m not doing that bad either. The reason I’m not doing so well is that I haven’t gotten much work done on Dragonar…barely any. No motivation. Why? Because, well, it seemed to me the method of timing I described last week wasn’t very efficient. Google Translate isn’t as […]
Realism & Racism: The Confederate Emancipation Debate
Originally posted on The Inglorius Padre Steve's World:
Union U.S.C.T. Troops march into Richmond? Friends of Padre Steve’s World, As I have been doing the past few days I am posting another heavily revised section of my Civil War and Gettysburg text. This one deals with the less than successful efforts of some in…
Living the Good Life, Episode 6: May 13, 2016
Busy week, friends. Didn’t get much done on the reading, playing, and watching fronts, for reasons I’ll explain soon! Without further adieu… WATCHAN: Jojo episode 6, and Macross Delta episode 6. Jojo: Pretty fun, but—and I suppose this is in accordance with the manga—it kind of has more of a slice of life feel now. […]
Living the Good Life, Episode 5: May 6, 2016
Back to our regular schedule, friends! I’ve had myself a VERY productive week. Here’s the lowdown: WATCHAN: Jojo episode 5, Macross Delta episode 5, and the Escaflowne movie. Jojo: I’ll leave things vague so as to avoid spoiling people, but I’ll just say that bit with the photograph hit me in the feels a little […]
LBJ, “Free Shit,” and the Black Family (x-posted to Reddit and Tumblr)
Welfare is a touchy, complex issue with a very long history, one that involves everything from religious concern for the poor to the need for industrialized countries to grapple with the human costs of economic development. It is important, then, to examine the subject soberly and with great attention to what the past can teach […]
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