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The Daughter of Twenty Faces Discussion Thread
pokute:
Wow, some really spoiled folks here.
Thanks and props to L-E for the great job you're doing with this series!
Greylopht:
This is just your once monthly.....
PESTER!
That is all.
Looking forward to the end of it as well. I just ran through them all again for good measure while I had some down time. You guys have done a great job with it. But see you in a month or so. (When I get back from work) so....
PESTER!
Just for good measure Tofu ;D
Lifebane:
ZZZZZzzzzzzz ... ZZZZZZzzzzzzzzz ......huh,wha,...who...,oh...It's not the last episode::::It's just Tofu fu-fu raping the pig brain...must be lookin' for inspiration......wha'...you want me to start a new series???...not in this lifetime...:::: I go sleep now......ZZZZZZzzzzzz....'til next month.......ZZZZZzzzzzzz
Sindobook:
There are two basic types of people in the world. Or more, two basic ways to respond to a problem thrust upon oneself. One type, when faced with a problem, will simply sit bewildered or go running to someone else in a haphazard fashion and ask that they solve the problem. The other type, when faced with a problem, will take ownership of that problem, understand it, and first attempt to fix it on their own accord. They may eventually have to rely on another or enlist the help of another, but they do so only after reasoning a proper solution. There is also an abberant type that will behave in a way that is counterproductive to solving problems, not necessarily with intent. It is left to the reader to know which type is most sucessful in life and in general.
We see this in Chiko's behavior, she is not only extremely perceptive, but she typically attempts to deal with many of her problems on her own accord. While she does not necessarily hesitate to enlist the aid of others, these are reasoned decisions that she first makes in her own mind. Can you imagine a show that was any different? If Chiko was the helpless type who simply went running to someone else in a haphazard fashion when faced with a serious problem?
My point here is that the effectiveness of Chiko's actions comes from the fact they are well-reasoned and that when she does go to others, she chooses those who are not only willing to help but capable of getting of the job done. Chiko does not pester people, nor is she foolish enough to believe that pestering someone else is actually a solution for a problem.
So take this as a warning, before being the next person to pester, bug, beg, etc. him, think it through. Look at all those, many who have come before you, and observe the result. Is there any credible to reason to believe the results of your communication will be any different? Is he, or anyone here, even the right person to go to and solve this problem? Are you requesting assistance in solving the problem or simply begging him to solve it for you? What does this say about you? About him? Are you taking an effective action to bring about resolution or just venting frustration with no purpose?
Lifebane:
In the year 2129 they found a time capule with assorted items from the previous century. Among the items were a petrified pig brain and several antique dvd disks burned by antiquated comuter equipment. Analysis found they contained an old entertainment medium refered to as Anime. It was refered to as the Daughter of 20 Faces and was complete except for the last episode which was in an old dialect of Russian...
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