A thought provoking video by CGP Grey about brain hemispheres and individuality.

The latest iteration of the idubbbzTV series "Kickstarter Crap" focuses on projects for cat owners. He breaks down the projects, showing their absurdity (Not like the projects in this episode needed much help in that department though). P.S ...

A new trailer posted on the official site of the series revealed that JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken Part 4: Diamond wa Kudakenai (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 4: Diamond Is Unbreakable) will be receiving a TV anime adaptation. More information will ...

This is my review of "Anime Training EX" based off the first episode.

Hey, I know there aren't many people here, so I think that means we can have a good discussion about content.

What do you want to see more of here?

What don't you like seeing?

Feel free to voice any other opinions about this tribe here.

These three programs are clients for MyAnimelist, Hummingbird, and some even work for VNDB and others.

The contents of any one panel are dependent on the contents of every panel including itself. The graph of panel dependencies is complete and bidirectional, and each node has a loop. The mouseover text has two hundred and forty-two characters.

Keep track of the anime you watch.

Great YouTube series about anime openings, and what lies beneath the surface.

Definition, Usage and a list of Tautology Examples in common speech and literature. Tautology is a repetitive use of phrases or words which have similar meanings.

I feel a bit shameful to say that I found my invite code by digging through a thread on Reddit, in /r/redditalternatives. I haven't invited anyone yet. I asked one friend if he would like an invite, but he only browses on mobile, so he wouldn't use Snapzu. I have another friend I might ask. I see that quite a few people have been posting their invite codes online, presumably in a similar situation to me. I think this is a reckless thing to do, since it negates the ability to control who is invited and uses this website, defeating the purpose. What are your thoughts on invites and how they should be given out/how you decide to give them out?

A Hispanic man finished in first on the first day of the tournament, a Wednesday. A day later, a man asks another if a different runner had won a day's race yet. On the second to last day of the tournament, the second runner won.

Finished entirely