Well, my grand theory about the four girls may have been a bust (oh, ha ha ha, fun-nee), or at least I couldn’t find any proof of it. However, the search for answers did lead me to two screencaps that are unintentionally hilarious. Below the fold…
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The Commander looks at personnel records:
Seraphim sure keeps complete stats about it’s female pilots, doesn’t it? Please… stop the jokes about “making sure the suits fit!” I can’t take it…
The real reason LeBlanc will fail:
He’s still using Windows in the 24th century!
That’s just proof that OS LXIII will be a bust.
Get it? Bust? BUST? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
Please, I beg you, make me stop…
Windows 2000, even… XP doesn’t name its OS directory WINNT, and my wininet.dll is version seven-point-something.
Yeah, I went to the trouble of checking. Still got nothing on folks who analyze Yuki’s C code in “The Day of Sagittarius”.
Wonderduck:
Don’t make me come over there and ‘bust you one…’
Andrew:
No, and even less on the folks that recorded and played back her spells at normal speed, to find out they were SQL statements!
There’s a lot of that kind of weirdness. In Misaki Chronicles when Suzanna is in sick bay and sees some stuff come up on the screen, part of what she sees is spam.
And when we see Prim’s name tag on the wall, half way through Misaki Chronicles, it has her measurements on it.
Anyway, get some couth, guys! Here we are, trying desperately to convince people that there’s much more to this series than cute girls with huge breasts, and what are you all doing? Making tit jokes!
Jeeze, what a bunch of adolescents. (Sigh… me too)
At one point in the “Cell Games” saga of DBZ, Bulma and her father are working to repair Android 16, so that he can participate in the Cell Games and fight against Cell. At one point Bulma dumps his code, which we see scrolling by. Seems that Dr. Gero wrote all of Android 16’s operating code in BASIC.
Personally, I blame Dr.Heinous!
Don’t blame me. I’m written in FORTRAN. It’s the very breast language.
Your sense of humor make baby Jesus cry!
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I’m expecting a timely report on what the Heinous Doctor thinks of Misaki Chronicles.
Sigh. He’s asked to borrow it so he can watch it on his laptop sometime in the coming week while I’m at work. I may just refuse so he has to watch it with me! /Evil grin/
No, he has to watch it with you. No question of it.
Eh, I’ve extracted a promise that he will write some comments for the blog about it. I don’t have a proper home theater setup (I watch on my 19″ widescreen monitor) and family/friend committments are keeping us from having the time to watch together anyway. Though I’d rather watch anime than play the new version of Runequest, truth be known. Unfortunately, the enjoyment of the many outweighs the otakudom of the few, and all that…