Hey that why i see anime in japn audio with inglsh sub.!!!!!
Can't you see that we have so many dubs and subs threads ?
Quote:Originally posted by Japschin
Can't you see that we have so many dubs and subs threads ?
Now now. You don't want to be accused of being mean to the noobs by the nobody's do you?
Quote:Originally posted by akamikegansta
Hey that why i see anime in japn audio with inglsh sub.!!!!!
Would you mind terribly repeating that in english?
Quote:Originally posted by Vicious
Now now. You don't want to be accused of being mean to the noobs by the nobody's do you?
WHO?:confused:
:p
I don't want to do this and I'm sorry but,
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akamikegansta, I don't think that I could mangle the English language that much if I tried. It surprises me that you can even comprehend subtitles when you type with grammar like that.
I'm being a bit harsh because I find it hard to believe that someone would join this forum with the sole intention of starting a flame war.
Rule #1: No sub vs. dub threads.
Rule #2: No sub (or dub) is best threads.
I wish there was rule #3 about grammar and punctuation but I realize that school is failing us these days and it can be challenging to type out complete thoughts.
Read the FAQ.
And welcome to the forum akamikegansta. Try not to be an ass... we've got enough of that running around lately.
I swear, fewer and fewer young people these days are reading books in their free time. I don't mean porno or gaming mags (though those are fun to read too), but actual literature. It seems that youths have be forced to read, through school assignments or by their parents. Books help develop the imagination, and forces your mind to create scenes from nothing, rather than providing one that's pre-existing.
This is probably why the literacy rate in certain communities is steadily dropping. TV, video games, and the net have replaced conventional literature. What's going to happen by the time some of us have children of our own?
I dont even get what the guys ment to be saying? Whats the picture about?!