[kj] (OT) Anime (and illness... )

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Osteoporosis at 30?!
Jeez, that sucks big time. My nan had it towards the end, so I know how
unpleasant it is.
I¹m not sure how treatable it is ­ hopefully very - but my very best wishes
go to you.

As for anime, I only know the brilliant Akira ­ who doesn¹t & the
Urosukidoji (sp?) Legend of the Overfiend series.
Pity, as I recently gave all my videos away you could have had them should
you have been interested.

Best of luck with the bones, Jim


On 19/3/06 17:55, "Jim Harper" wrote:

> Hello people
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> Since the Gathering is the font of all knowledge, I thought I'd look to you
> fine gentlemen (and ladies) for a little assistance.
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> I've been interested in anime for a while now, but it's often hard to pin down
> decent series or films without advice from someone else. Do any of the
> assembled company have any particular favourites? I've been through the
> majority of Studio Ghibli (Hiyao Miyazaki & Isao Takahashi) efforts, and I'm a
> big fan of Mamoru Oshii (Ghost in the Shell, Avalon) and Satoshi Kon (Perfect
> Blue, Millenium Actress).
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> As far as series go, I enjoyed the first Ghost in the Shell series and loved
> Paranoia Agent. I've just started ploughing through Neon Genesis Evangelion,
> which is fairly pulpy stuff but entertaining nonetheless. Obviously Pokemon,
> Yu-Gi-Oh! and Dragonball  are right out (although I have to see them all
> because of the kids), but  are there any others worth tracking down?
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> Thanks!
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> Jim.
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> P.S. I've just been diagnosed with osteoporosis. At age 30. Ain't life grand?

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