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Released less than two years after his "The Tree of Life," an epic that began with the dinosaurs and peered into an uncertain future, Terrence Malick's "To the Wonder" is a film that contains only a handful of important characters and a few crucial moments in their lives. Although it uses dialogue, it's dreamy and half-heard, and essentially this could be a silent film — silent, except for its mostly melancholy music.
The movie stars Ben Affleck and Olga Kurylenko as a couple who fall deeply, tenderly, transcendently in love in France. Malick opens as they visit Mont St. Michel, the cathedral perched on a spire of rock off the French coast, and moves to the banks of the Seine, but really, its landscape is the terrain is these two bodies, and the worshipful ways in which Neil and Marina approach each other. Snatches of dialogue, laughter, shared thoughts, drift past us. Nothing is punched up for dramatic effect.
Marina, a single mother, decides to move with her little daughter, Tatiana, to America with Neil, and the setting suddenly becomes the flatlands of Oklahoma, a land seen here as nearly unpopulated. Oh, there are people here, but we see few of them and engage with only a handful. Again there is the hushed serenity as in France, but differences grow between them, and there is anger now in some of their words. Neil reconnects with Jane (Rachel McAdams), an American girl he was once in love with, and romantic perfection between he and Marina seems to slip away.
In Oklahoma, we meet Father Quintana (Javier Bardem), a priest from Europe, whose church is new and brightly lit. We can almost smell the furniture varnish. His faith has been challenged, and many of his statements are directed toward Jesus Christ, as a sort of former lover. Quintana visits prisoners, the ill, the poor and the illiterate, whose dialogue is half-understood even by themselves.
As all of these relationships intertwine, Malick depicts them with deliberate beauty and painterly care. The mood is often similar to the feelings of the early small-town scenes in "The Tree of Life." Malick has a repertory of fundamental images he draws upon.
We don't need to be told Malick's in an autobiographical vein here; these memories surely belong to the storyteller. In both films, he is absorbed in living and dining rooms, looking out upon neat lawns and neighborhood pastoral peace.
As the film opened, I wondered if I was missing something. As it continued, I realized many films could miss a great deal. Although he uses established stars, Malick employs them in the sense that the French director Robert Bresson intended when he called actors "models." Ben Affleck here isn't the star of "Argo" but a man, often silent, intoxicated by love and then by loss. Bardem, as a priest far from home, made me realize as never before the loneliness of the unmarried clergy. Wandering in his empty church in the middle of the day, he is a forlorn figure, crying out in prayer and need to commune with his Jesus.
A more conventional film would have assigned a plot to these characters and made their motivations more clear. Malick, who is surely one of the most romantic and spiritual of filmmakers, appears almost naked here before his audience, a man not able to conceal the depth of his vision.
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It's been a lazy Sunday for us here at the Nation today. We got horribly drunk after last night's shoot-out win against the 'Hawks and played poker until we'd bet the farm. Now, we have to relocate to an abandoned hovel. Thank gods for the ubiquity of internet access.
But there's a lot of good being said about the team's performance last night, and more than a few comments about members of the Canadian Forces and their attendance to Rexall.
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I expect a great many of you, though, aren't thinking too much about hockey this afternoon and are instead turning your sights to the Grey Cup match. Hey, it's not hockey, but at least... Well, I think we'll just leave it at "it's not hockey."
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Sony is a company with good ideas. Perplexing, sometimes poorly thought out, oft messy ideas, but good ones all the same. The PSP has always been held up as one of the company's better ideas hobbled by a little bit of poor execution, and the unfortunate fact that it was going up against a handheld gaming best-in-class heavyweight that had been clocking up experience in the market since the 80s.


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Seven family members, including four children, died late Thursday when their Jeep was crushed between two big rigs and burned during a construction backup on I-65 in northwestern Indiana.
The vehicle was so badly mangled and burned that police initially thought only two people were inside, the Indiana State Police said Friday. After the wreckage was hauled away, emergency workers found five other bodies over several hours, the Chicago Tribune reported.
The accident happened about 9:50 p.m. CT in a work zone near Roselawn, Ind., about 70 miles from Chicago. The northbound Jeep Cherokee was stopped behind a Freightliner semi-trailer full of bottled water when a Volvo tractor-trailer hauling food items plowed into it from behind, crushing the Jeep and engulfing it in flames.
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Season 4 is coming guys. http://www.vibe.com/article/boondock...air-adult-swim
That's some awesome news to hear. Beautiful timing what with this returning and Toonami coming back next week. Can't wait to see more of Riley's antics and Huey's seemingly perpetual turmoil.
IM SO EXCITED and if only some one would have said well before the 3ed season was even over that there would be a 4th season........ oh wait. lol its going to be a great season.
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For years, chocolate has received a bad rap. Critics have said that chocolate was high in saturated fat and caffeine, lacked any nutritional value and even caused acne. According to Katie Eliot, instructor of nutrition and dietetics at Saint Louis University, these myths are not true.
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When selecting chocolates for your valentine, Eliot says dark chocolates - plain or with nuts or dried fruit - are always the best choice. Because its cocoa content is lower, milk chocolate contains less flavanoids per serving. Steer clear of white chocolate, which does not contain cocoa, and nougat-filled chocolates, which are high in sugar and fat.
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Washerwomen at Pont-Aven
[Les lavandières à Pont-Aven] 1886
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canvas 71.0 (h) x 90.0 (w) cm
Musée d'Orsay, Paris , Purchase 1965
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In 1885 Gauguin fled what he saw as the strictures of his life in Copenhagen with his Danish wife Mette and her family. Arriving back in Paris he hoped to be actively engaged as an artist, but very few financial prospects appeared. In August of that year he lamented:
I have no money, no house, no furniture—only a promise of work from Bouillot if he has any. If he has, I shall rent a little studio from him and work and sleep there. I shall buy whatever food I can afford. If I sell some pictures, I shall go next summer to an out of the way spot in Brittany to paint pictures and live economically. Brittany is still the cheapest place for living. When I get over the worst, if business looks up, and my talents get suitably rewarded, I shall think of settling down somewhere.1
The following year, in the summer months of July to October, he settled in Brittany, seeking refuge from his penury and hoping to focus more completely on his art in a more exotic location. It was here that he painted the present work. In it we find that the artist is still under the pre-Pointillist stylistic influence of Camille Pissarro who, along with Edgar Degas, had invited Gauguin to join the fourth Impressionist exhibition in Paris in 1879; he continued to exhibit with the group until their demise with the eighth exhibition in 1886. For Washerwomen at Pont-Aven, Gauguin's brushstrokes are small and feathery and his outlines indistinct, with an emphasis instead on the immediate perception of motifs. The palette is lightened compared with his earlier Corot-inspired landscapes, and heightened with reds, oranges, blues and greens.
The location depicted is the old Saint-Guéolé Mill owned by the Simonou family of Pont-Aven. The focus, however, is not on the women themselves, but on their surrounds—the house, mill, barn and stable nestling amongst the trees, with a cloud-filled sky above. Gauguin has also included a sailing boat on the water. The figures of the washerwomen are derived from sketches the artist made in his notebooks of this period. The overall forms, composed with loose brushwork, suggest the wildness of the location, something Gauguin was later to recall in a letter to his friend the artist Emile Schuffenecker, when he wrote: 'I like Brittany, it is savage and primitive. The flat sound of my wooden clogs on the cobblestones, deep, hollow and powerful, is the note I seek in my painting.'2
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From Masterpieces from Paris: Van Gogh, Cézanne, Gauguin and beyond Post-Impressionism from the Musée d'Orsay exhibition book, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009
- Letter to Mette, 19 August 1885, letter 24, Maurice Malingue (ed.), Paul Gauguin: letters to his wife and friends, London: Saturn Press 1946, pp. 48–49. His former landlord Jules Bouillot was a sculptor who taught Gauguin techniques.
- February or early March 1888, letter 141, in Victor Merlhès (ed.), Correspondance de Paul Gauguin, Paris: Foundation Singer-Polignac 1984, quoted in Richard Brettel, Françoise Cachin, Claire Frèches-Thory et al., The art of Paul Gauguin, Washington D.C.: National Gallery of Art; Chicago: Art Institute of Chicago 1988, p. 55.


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This month the British Museum launched a service known as a Semantic Endpoint that will allow more direct online access to the collection database. Although it is a technical service it will support the creation of new web applications and services accessible to many different audiences.
What is a Semantic Endpoint?
Since 2007, visitors to the British Museum website have been able to search the collection through regular web pages. The Collection Online system has nearly two million objects and is still growing but provides only one way of viewing the information.
So, although people can search the collection using our website, the search interface cannot really meet the needs of all the many different audiences that might use it. The Endpoint allows external IT developers to create their own applications that satisfy particular requirements, and these can be built into other websites and use the Museum's data in real time – so it never goes out of date.
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The demand for new digital services and products increases as the Internet grows. Research projects require particular datasets; aggregation projects need data to help make cultural assets more accessible to larger audiences; educational software requires access to up-to-date knowledge, and so on.
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The Museum's Endpoint specifically uses a global open standard technology for data storage and retrieval – the Semantic format. This means that developers can potentially bring together data from different cultural organisations (if they adopt the open standard) using a common language, and use it, for example, to study and compare all drawings by the artist Rembrandt held in one, two, three or however many museums and galleries.
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Also, the 'semantic' element of the technology means that it is structured in such a way that allows the discovery of connections and relationship between data from different sources that would be difficult, if not impossible, to discover with traditional technologies. With this, we can improve our understanding and knowledge of objects and events even further.
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Athletes with Asthma: Elite performers
How Olympian Susan Auch and other elite competitors have excelled.
Susan Auch's entry into sports started, like so many good Canadian stories do, with hockey. Auch's older brother Derrick would take her out to play on the homemade rink behind their house. There, in the chill of the Winnipeg winter and gliding over bumpy frozen water, she felt like a natural. Auch realized she'd found something that she loved and that loved her back.
Auch first competed as a speed skater in 1975, when she was 9 years old, then worked her way steadily through the local circuits and the provincial and national competitions. By 1988, she was a first-time Olympian, standing on the podium "feeling like my heart was going to burst" after winning bronze at the Calgary Winter Games. "There was something incredibly special and surreal about it – seeing all the red and white, the Canadian flags, hearing the enormous roar of the crowd, and trying to get your head around the fact that, hey, this isn't a dream."
The next decade brought even greater success. Auch competed at four more Olympics, and won two silver medals, at Lillehammer in 1994 and at Nagano in 1998. In 1995, when Auch was 29, the Canadian Press voted her female athlete of the year.
Auch's constant companion during her skate to the top was asthma, which she was diagnosed with at age 2. The family doctor encouraged Auch's parents to put her in sports to help strengthen her lungs. It did help, but asthma was still an issue in arenas where the exhaust fumes of the Zamboni could trigger an attack, and outside, where the cold air caused her lungs to seize up.
Medications were different back in the 1970s and '80s – there weren't the combined regimes of controller and reliever drugs that today can keep most asthma in check. Auch used a "horrible, awful spray that made my heart race. I couldn't take it very often." She would go to the hospital sometimes for oxygen.
Today, retired from sport, Auch doesn't require daily controller medication. But she uses her Ventolin inhaler at the first sign of an attack and, "it helps me tremendously."
The natural response for an asthmatic may be to shun athletics, which depend heavily on the lungs. But Auch wouldn't have missed her experience and her championships for the world. She's not the only peak performer with asthma that feels that way.
There are numerous athletes in a wide range of amateur and professional sports who have asthma. To understand how they can compete, Allergic Living asked Auch and three other athletes with asthma to tell us their stories.
These four have been involved in physically grueling sports – speed skating, triathlon and mountain biking – which take place on ice or in water or in rain, difficult venues for asthma that's not fully controlled. What their examples show is that when asthma is "under control" – anything is possible.
Sharon Donnelly, 39, is a former triathlete from Ontario. Despite her asthma, she won three championships as Canada's top female triathlete; she was also victorious in her triple-sport event at the 1999 Pan Am Games, and competed as an Olympian at the 2000 Sydney Games. These days, Donnelly is living in Colorado Springs with her husband, who is in the military, and their 15-month-old daughter. There, she helps to coach athletes in the USA Triathlon association.
On the phone, Donnelly explains that she never felt held back by her asthma. But she has come across "so many" parents who are hesitant about putting or keeping asthmatic kids in sports.
"Don't be," Donnelly advises emphatically. "Give them medication and push them out the door. [They have to be] supervised and knowledgeable about their asthma, of course, and on the road to being able to supervise themselves. But not doing this is the biggest mistake."
Seamus McGrath, who was diagnosed with asthma at age 8, agrees. The 30-year-old mountain biker is a former national champion; he competed in the Olympic Summer Games in Athens in 2004 and twice medaled at the Commonwealth Games.
The Vancouver Island resident is now training six hours a day for an exhausting race-a-week schedule that will run from March to September. It will get him in the best shape of his life for the mountain biking competitions at the Olympic Summer Games in Beijing in 2008. "When people find out you have asthma, they're really surprised that you can go all the way to the top," he says.
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Another good episode. If they would stick to the manga Shippudden could be a 9 out of 10 for me. The parts with Itachi were the best and in the beginning Orichimaru really looked like he cared about people.
Another good episode. If they would stick to the manga Shippudden could be a 9 out of 10 for me. The parts with Itachi were the best and in the beginning Orichimaru really looked like he cared about people.
This is what I like about the anime, they show the things that aren't included in the manga, Oro's past was pretty cool. Seeing Itachi breeze through that challenge was epic.
If only we could have more awesome anime episodes like this and less filler crap.
Excellent episode! All the flashbacks were great, and all the tidbits not found in the manga were a plus.
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Sad to say but from the anime I can see why the Third didn't really wanted to kill Orochimara, which was a naive action. Orochimara wasn't really bad from the start just lead astray by hi foolish thoughts. He seemed to care about his village at once but forsake it for his own personal desires................................
He's definitely like Sasuke or Sasuke is definite like him. It's sad but Danzou made the right chose in listing Sasuke for Assassination. Whatever, his actions, or reason maybe he's now a threat to the village well being and must be destroyed...............
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Wow cool chapter! I liked how it showed that Orochimaru wasn't just an asshole from the beginning. It kinda seemed like he was a normal person with a heart at one point and then he just had this insatiable lust for new stronger jutsu and it started to corupt him. Nice chapter, made me like Orochimaru a bit more and didn't make him seem like this infalable character that was afraid of nothing, he feared even Itachi and knew his own limitations.
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It was a short tenure for the latest Castle Pines city manager when Ted Soltis resigned after six months on the job.
Soltis is the second full-time city manager to leave the City of Castle Pines since 2010, said Mayor Jeffrey Huff. The previous manager, James McGrady, served in the position from 2010 to 2012.
McGrady served as an interim city manager in a role the city knew would be temporary, Huff said. Before McGrady, the city contracted its managers through a corporate agreement with CH2MHill, he said.
Huff declined to say how many city managers have served in Castle Pines, but public records indicate at least four people have served since the city's 2008 incorporation.
"There really isn't any story on this," Huff said. "While there has been some turnover, that has been driven at the corporate level, from CH2MHill."
Soltis signed his contract with the city in August 2012 for a term that began in September 2012. He resigned Feb. 26, according to an announcement from city council.
When he came to Castle Pines, Soltis received a relocation bonus of $12,500, according to his employment agreement. The agreement stipulates that if he leaves the city before one year, he will return his bonus on a pro rata basis at the rate of $1,041 per month for each month remaining in the first year of his employment.
Soltis earned $8,500 per month and was required to give the city a 45-day notice before resigning. His departure came shortly after his six-month anniversary with the city, at which time he was to undergo a performance review, according to his contract.
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Interesting survey Dai Bando....I Completed it.....hope it helps
I am in the last stages of a four year degree, I have put this short survey (9 questions)together as part of my dissertation. Wondered if any one has the time would you take a few minutes to complete it. Here is the link (its all anonymous).
Crime Survey
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Interesting survey Dai Bando....I Completed it.....hope it helps
Some good questions in that ... hope it all goes well.
I'd never heard of some of them.
Been hoping to get 100, half way there atm. Thanks for your help, very much appreciated.
I'm sorry but I thought your questions were preposterous. Rate these people according to how evil they were?! What exactly are you doing a degree in - Tabloid Hackery?
This is clearly not serious social science.
All the people listed have been linked to notorious cases. How they are perceived by the public gives an indication of a number of things, thus the invitation to grade them. American forensic psychiatrist Micheal Stone features in a programme 'most evil' where he too grades criminals, do you consider this programme preposterous too.
If you objected to the questions why not ignore the thread instead of being so rude and mocking someones work.
Er... yes. The show is sensationalist rubbish - and Stone's "Scale of Evil" is scientifically questionable, to say the least.
Evil is not really a quantifiable term. It is highly subjective.
It just didn't seem a very well thought out or robust piece of research - and of dubious sociological value. In my opinion. I'm sure others disagree.
Good luck to you with your study - perhaps you could learn to use an apostrophe some day.
I must agree with Graeme, I think grading by 'most evil' is a little off.
All of those people did dreadful things and to rate them by 'who's the worst' is an entirely subjective thing, open to all sorts of variables......and, I must say, feels just a tad disrespectful to the victims of those people. They all ended up murdered (often horribly) and I seriously doubt it would be of any comfort to their families to know they were murdered by the third most evil killer in British history. I also question what possible use a ranking of 'evil' is from a sociological perspective. Will it make any difference to laws in the future? Will it change public behaviour or perception?
I'm sorry if this sounds harsh, but if you want to put this out as a researched article, people will question the merit and validity of it (far more robustly than we gentle souls).
I work in forensic psychiatry and the term 'evil' isn't used by clinicians like myself, but is often to be found in assessment documents compiled by non-clinicians to grade their own perceptions of how 'risky' an individual is. The public in general doesn't usually relate to terms such as 'risk facter levels' and 'high probablity, low risk' etc, so to use the term 'evil' in a survey to assess how the public perceives such people seems IMHO to be appropriate.
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"If Myra Hindley were still alive would you agree with her release."
What does that matter? Questions of the release of long term prisoners must be dealt with on a case by case basis. There are no general rules that can be applied to all of them. Asking if a dead woman should be released can't possibly have any sensible bearing on anything else.
I agree with other posters that the rating of people of an "evil" scale is also preposterous and distasteful. The concept of "evil" is a religious concept and will vary greatly with people's religious beliefs. Even rating these or other people on a scale according to the harm they did would be just as silly
I do agree with bats, statement that the use of the term evil is appropriate. With bat's involvement in forensic psychiatry, and treating such as an illness, he will probably be interested in the origins of the word "ill" itself.
well i 'took' the point of the questionnaire to determine what the participants opined to be the more severe of the crimes,the risk of further crimes after release/danger to the public,the difference in public feeling between male and female criminals and actual 'responsibility' for their crimes? surely the word 'evil' represented public feeling rather than villainy?
Sorry that it has caused such a stir, I was only asking for a bit of help from members.
You have no need to apologies about causing a stir we can and do argue about anything and everything on here. In fact after starting an argument off topic as such you are now a fully paid up member
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- Brief Synopsis:
- Eight short science fiction stories by well-known writers. These stories span vast reaches of space and time by way of the inner complexity of the human mind.
- Long Synopsis:
- This book of eight short science fiction stories includes: The Turning Wheel by Philip K. Dick, Unreasonable Facsimile by Lester Del Rey, Heav'n, Heav'n by Eric Frank Russell, Venus Trap by Robert Silverberg, Telestassis by M. C. Pease, Wapshot's Demon by Frederik Pohl, The Case for Earth by Eric Frank Russell, The Outcasts by George H. Smith.
- Book Quality:
- Excellent
- Book Size:
- 163 Pages
- Publisher:
- Belmont Productions, Inc.
- Date of Addition:
- 06/22/12
- Copyright Date:
- 1958
- Copyrighted By:
- Columbia Productions, Inc.
- Adult content:
- No
- Language:
- English
- Categories:
- Literature and Fiction, Science Fiction and Fantasy
- Submitted By:
- Michael Sestak
- Proofread By:
- Jessica Woods
- Usage Restrictions:
- This is a copyrighted book.
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MISSION MATTERS: Visions Are Hard to Live With
By Fr. Paul Stark, S.J.
Vice President for Mission and Ministry
Yesterday, we celebrated the feast of a young girl, Bernadette Soubirous, who had the courage of her faith to report and execute instructions she received in her vision of Mary at Lourdes, France. Authorities, religious and civil, asked this sickly, 14-year-old daughter of a miller many things which seemed to be far beyond her human powers or knowledge. Her family, friends and her church considered her ill or insane, or some strange combination of both, but she remained confident and resolute in her own faith, in the truth of her reports, of her belief.
Today, millions of people worldwide visit the rough grotto site of Bernadette's apparitions, hoping to be blessed and cured by the miracles many have been given in the last century and a half. For many, Lourdes has become a symbol of God's love for His people, a place of hope for those who are desperately ill, a place where they have found greater strength in their own faith.
All of us, so far from this small town in France, and not very ill, can learn an important lesson from this illiterate, sickly teenager. Bernadette shows us that we are all called to live our faith not only in the accepted means of our culture, but also maybe in times and places outside conventional experiences, apart from conventional wisdom. Her faith in God and in the little lady required her to continue testifying and reporting, even though most people around her doubted her reports, mistrusted her statements. Her faith gave her the courage to keep going back to the little grotto, to continue being open to the visions she was experiencing, even without the support of others. Her faith allowed her to complete the instructions she received in these apparitions, apparitions the authorities, civil and religious, faithful and scientific, would eventually declare worthy of belief after much investigation.
We are all called to live our faith not only in the easy times, when our friends and the facts seem to support us, but also in those times in which we may be misunderstood. We are all called to live our faith not only when it is easy or convenient for us or others, but also in the times which may mean that we have to make extra effort. We are all called to live our faith not only with people who may believe the same thing we believe, but also with everyone, whether they believe or do not believe.
We can certainly profit from the example of Bernadette to challenge the way we live our faith, in our hearts, and in our words and deeds with others.


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So they'll all have two years of training ahead of them, they'r gonna be so kickass when they get back fro training.........can't wait
So they'll all have two years of training ahead of them, they'r gonna be so kickass when they get back fro training.........can't wait
I dont really think it would be 2 years :<
thats a damn long time imo, but would be cool altough, zoro will be so badass after 2 years O_o
yayyyyyy, i was sort of right about luffy's tattoo. except i thought he'd add a sabo part to it as well.
I actually think that it means that in 2 years this new unstable era will end and luffy's peaceful era as pirate king will begin since oda loves foreshadowing.
there are 2 things that i dont get. one is what is kong doing there? i thought he retired and sengoku took his position after the shiki incident?
the other is that if the Elder 5 stars are still thinking of who could be shichibukai, what did that letter that buggy got say? Does the elder 5 stars choose the yonkou as well as the shichibukai?
Click to get your very own:Superrr~ Cross777 repellent^
There's a saying in the OP forums which goes like this..."If a new unidentified character is wearing a hat, he must be Sabo!"...Yeah, take that Obitio/Tobi/Madara theorists!
Spoiler!Akainu for the next Straw Hat Crew Member!!!
coby using haki well this was expected i cant wait to see the new franky and i would expect zoro of all the strawhats to understand even though i have no idea what it ment XP
Quote Originally Posted by halaros536 View Post
You seem to believe, that OP is some shit like Bleach and that the main guy will just pull something out of his ass and beat the enemy no matter who he is.And you're damn wrong in viewing it that way.
I was wondering when they were going to show the five old dudes from the World Government again. Anyway, this chapter is going to be good.
Manga reading list: Bleach, Naruto, Katekyo Hitman Reborn, One Piece, Code Breaker, Gamaran, Kuroko No Basket, Fairy Tail, The World God Only Knows, Kimi No Iru Machi, Good Ending, Medaka Box, Nisekoi, D.Gray-Man, Ao No Exorcist, Freezing, Magi - Labyrinth of Magic, Soul Eater, Rosario Vampire Season II, Iris Zero, Ubell Blatt, Bloody Cross, Sun-Ken Rock, and Infinite Stratos,
Can't wait for the chapter to be out. Looking good!
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