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February 10th, 2001, 10:13 AM
#61
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Shadywhisk - Thanks! And don't worry, you didn't offend me. 
I'd be interested in reading your paper though if at all possible.
BTW Lain is good. Trippy, but good.
MoonbeamDancer - If you're looking for the Sailor Moon artbooks I can give you the URLs for some really good online bookstores that deal in manga and such.
The artbooks are really pretty, but sometimes they get pricey. They're hardcover and are only of the manga art, so think carefully before investing.
Fasheem - Cardcaptors is most definitely anime! Created by CLAMP, the all-female manga team responsible for X, Magic Knight Rayearth and Tokyo Babylon, they've set the standard for much of today's shoujo anime! I'm babbling and no one knows what the hell I'm talking about! I will stop now!
Jyuu-chan
(I'm not obsessed with anime, just immersed in the culture. Yeah.)
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February 10th, 2001, 10:18 PM
#62
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My e-mail address should show now if you click the little letter icon. I didn't even realize what those little icons did! I guess you learn something new everyday! I wrote down both of your addresses and, I'll send you both a copy of the paper. If anyone else is interested, I'll send a copy to you also.
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February 11th, 2001, 12:21 AM
#63
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Thanks, Shadywhisk! I'm looking forward to reading it. I'll show him.
*Whips out rapier and starts waving it wildly around*
Oh, Mr. C... Take that! And THAT! Ha-HA!
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Fine Arts Flunky
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February 11th, 2001, 04:37 AM
#64
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Actually, I know what your talking about Jyuu-chan. Yes! Gimme the URL's. The art book I got is softback (paperback) and was 34 bucks at an import shop called Animagix in Austin, Texas. The most kick ass place I have been for anime stuff. Dragon's Lair, a comic shop in Austin, is good too. They got a kitty there I like. The one I wanted was hardback, and when we went back, it wasn't there anymore. 
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February 19th, 2001, 01:24 AM
#65
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It was a long time coming, but I've finally gone through some of my collection and found some good Kurt stories for you, Jyuu-chan.
-Uncanny 146 and 147 (X-Men Classic 50 and 51) - Doom and Arcade kidnap the X-Men's friends and family, and it's X-Men to the rescue. Kurt is highlighted in a good chunk of the story, and we a good synopsis of his teleporting power.
-Uncanny 156 - "Kitty's Fairy Tale" - EVERYONE should read this issue. You'll especially love Bamf! From this issue, you'll see where the Nightcrawler LS comes from.
Uncanny 193 (Classic X-Men 97) - Kurt tries his hand at leading the team but doubts his capabilities. Poor guy!
Uncanny 204 (Classic X-Men 108) - BAMF! already listed this one and with good reason. It's all Kurt!
Uncanny 188 (Classic X-Men 92) - Kurt wonders if Xavier's dream is worth it? Will he give up on the X-Men????
Okay, that's what I have so far. I gave the Classic X-Men issue numbers because they are usually cheaper and easier to find. Hope this helps some! Happy reading! 
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February 19th, 2001, 10:54 AM
#66
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Yei, thankee Shady!! *writes all those down* I really appreciate it - its nice to have some input on this.
Oh, are you still gonna send that paper on anime and manga...? *gives you puppy dog eyes*
Jyuu-chan
(*cuddles all her happy comics..*)
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February 19th, 2001, 01:40 PM
#67
Inactive Member
Jyuu-chan! Send me the url's please!
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February 19th, 2001, 09:33 PM
#68
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Jyuu-chan:
Oh, are you still gonna send that paper on anime and manga...? *gives you puppy dog eyes*
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Yeah, I just retyped the paper last night so I can attach it to e-mail. I couldn't find the original hard copy, so I had to set up my word processor, reprint it, and type it on MS Word. Sorry to take so long, but I should get it to you and ElfEars tonight!
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