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Why use Hestia when Freya is right there, displaying both at once?

It’s almost like all the mergers and buy-outs were designed to capture the market and squeeze them for every penny! Also, there are fewer shows available now than ever before.
Every other Crunchyroll link goes to a dead show you can’t watch. Thanks, Sony!

Big SSG energy.

I know Bruce is feeling the pressure because he finally paid some attention to Kroger creating food- and pharmacy deserts. He’s apparently coming up to chat with folks in Lake City on Sunday. Unfortunately he’s just proposing some weak-ass Moar Farmers Markets With a Side of Extra Cops instead of more effective solutions that are known to work, and he’s parroting Kroger’s BS line that “crime” was behind their decision to close the best stores in the area as a reason to funnel more money to the (already shiftless) SPD. His chief criticism of Wilson’s proposals is that they will take “years to implement”, like his own “proposed”, “planned”, or “dedicated” improvements have any more of a chance of seeing fruition…

Discover how Bruce Harrell realizes his job is in jeopardy…

A lot of our cops seem to view working on the SPD as a license to hunt the despicable “city folk” before heading home to their sumptuous Auburn digs, another job well done.

Mostly in states the Democrats control, iirc.

It’s definitely a series that rewards persistence. Watching Chise come into her own and grow got me hooked.

The Ancient Magus’s Bride is a nice slow-burn romance/adventure series that skips a lot of tropes and isn’t in any kind of rush. The setup is pretty uncomfortable, though.

Yeah; the plans were all but finalized, and a bunch of property purchased, but he didn’t want the poors riding the new monorail through his high-rises’ “sunlight” (aka line of sight) so he blocked it at a couple key places in downtown. I didn’t recall if it was litigation or what, but he basically forced the project to scramble for a new route, which drove up costs and iirc required a redesign. It fell apart after that.

He basically singlehandedly torpedoed the monorail, so he can rot for all I care.

Just a slight correction: the Link Light Rail project officially opened their first station (although served by bus at the time) in 1997. It’s taken almost 28 years to get to this point.

What happened to the Pike St. Gondola plan? I was told it was “a sure thing”, a “lock”, “absolutely going to happen”. It’s almost like all these gondola proposals are grifts designed to extract money from the region while providing zero benefits!

I wish I could be in meetings that productive and pleasant ;_;

It took me like four episodes to realize

As we are certified trash people, Shikanoko Nokonoko Koshitantan. It’s absolutely stupid but we love it.

We’ve been watching a lot of “comfort” shows this season. As others have mentioned, Slime S3 is like the comfort anime of board room meetings - lots of exposition, but it is moving things along and these characters have all been well established already so it’s like hanging out with friends.

Laid-back Camp S3 was decidedly light on “Camp” but really brought its “Laid-back” game.

Dead Dead Demon’s Dededede Destruction is a weird mix of Satoshi Kon, Mamoru Oshii, and slice-of-life that we’re totally into. It also reminds us a bit of last year’s amazing Heavenly Delusion (when is that getting another season!?)

Just started the most recent Demon Slayer arc, looks good so far, and the new Netflix season of Kimi ni Todoke, which is excellent even if we keep forgetting each episode is an hour long.

More like “How Martin Selig Destroyed the Monorail”…

Oh, look, another industry forcing instant roll-backs of new laws by hurting the consumers to “prove” the law is “harmful”.

How dare you directly call out Fafner in the Azure in this manner!?

Also forgot Kenichi Ogata and Hochu Otsuka!