It’s not the criticism that gets me. It’s the unfounded criticism; the raging hate that makes no sense; the predisposition to deny a show a fair chance; and finally, the unwillingness to leave well enough alone and continue to bash said show week after week. Devoid of these faults, criticism is excellent. More often than not, however, I see hate absent reason.

But I really shouldn’t let it get to me. I should just shrug it off and let it go. I shouldn’t let it affect my writing. I need to just stick to my opinion in a post, without the need to start off expelling the opposing (and often predominant) viewpoint.

And so, that’s one of my major “points for improvement” that I want to work on. Easier said than done, especially since I’m a blogger that focuses primarily on opinion and emotion…

http://heminga13.livejournal.com/1200.html

It’s an interesting read but really, it’s a bit much. I’ll just live by my creed and I’ll do just fine, “Watch for myself, think for myself.”

And yeah, Melee is fine for just button-mashing and kicking the living daylights out of people. There’s something therapeutic about an overweight Italian plumber beating the crap out of Pikachu!

It’s the people that feel to the point of personal insult with how Endless Eight has gone that make me chuckle a bit at how emphatic the reaction is. Mostly because these people often were the ones that ragged on KyoAni to high heaven for not producing more Haruhi, only to quickly come rushing back when new episodes debuts. It’s a very extreme love-hate relationship, and it’s fun to see.

Re my original post title: your stupidity, Sean, has provided almost as much entertainment value as the Wimbledon finals…without the threat of rain putting a stop to the fun. Now I have to wonder if there’s any point arguing further with someone who is medically inapable of listening to anything apart from his own misguided horseshit.

http://www.youtube.com/v/TY41o-iZStI

Because we like telling people how wrong they are.

Also: HITS