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Is this an official Sailor Moon Crescent Moon Wand on Mara Wilson's bedside in 1997's "A Simple Wish?"
What Would You Score the TADC Finale Out of Ten (10 = Wonderful, 0 = Unwatchable)?
reddit.comQuestion for those who prefer the Dic dub ending of season 1...
I love the song that plays as she finally defeats Queen Baryl/Metallica, but...
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In the original, she has lost everything before this fight, and the show takes its time showing just how much pain she nonetheless fights through. I find it powerful.
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In the Dic dub, she's just out to defeat the negscum and the things that happen around her are too vague to elicit any emotions in us or her.
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So, I'd like to know why do you prefer this? I'm not saying you're wrong to, it's just that, to me, seeing Sailor Moon stand up even in despair is what gives it its punch. So what attracts you to this telling instead?
Edit: Seeing the comments, it seems like the music, which I did admit was banging, is a huge factor. Of course nostalgia, too. I guess I grew up with the Cloverway dub moreso than season 1 and R (which are the DiC dub), so I won't have much nostalgia for the old dubs until Sailor Moon S.
We Need to Get a Karaoke Version of Sanctuary Out There
Specifically for protests.
TIL that the world of One Piece is called "Blue Heavenly Body," or "Bluestar/Blueearth."
It depends, I suppose, but what number would you give someone?
Hello! Quick update here from my previous post about me having excruciating lower right abdomen pain and being split about whether I should go to the ER (I have a $1000 copay if so) while everything else was closed, or just tough it out.
Well, I went to the ER. Brightside, they greenlit several pain medications to help me get through it.
Downside, which you'll notice is longer, they insisted on a CT trace scan (ouch) that showed I had a kidney stone blocking my right kidney. They assumed that was it and hooked me up with a local urologist. HOWEVER, the pain in my abdomen continued for several days, and the amout of bleeding I had in that week or so suggests it was ACTUALLY something in my intestines. Eventually the pain just went away, despite me still having a kidney stone.
Well, I should handle this secondary issue, anyway, right? I scheduled a surgical removal of the stone since other methods were unavailable and I only had a 20-30% chance of passing it. I got time off for the surgery, went in, got put under, and no stone! I passed it without feeling it, I think?? A miracle! LESS miraculous, they put a stint in anyway and I still had to miss a couple weeks of work and later get it removed and it was MISERABLE. ALSO, I got the rest of my ER bill today, and its ANOTHER $1000 after insurance! ALSO, I paid $1400 up front for the kidney stone surgery, and still haven't gotten the rest of the bill in.
All of that is to say, I hate American healthcare more than anything else on Earth and want to burn the whole system down.