Well the dubs shouldn't be a problem because most of the animes on there they only have the Japanese version, and even if they have the dub, they still have it in Japanese anyway. I enjoy dubs, and I'll watch them pretty much all the time unless they're bad or there isn't one. But yeah, if you don't want the dubs, then they'll have the same show subbed

what shows do you like?

For as many hours as I've spent watching and reading Naruto, I would throw in countless more for a spin-off focusing on Mintato.

So here we will have this Christmas-themed anime con in November 22-23 https://www.facebook.com/Cosplaypartycr and this time Stella Chuu, Chubear and JADE will be invited. I'm not sure if I'm the only Costa Rican here, but anyway, any other here who will attend?

Well it started when I was 10 and read a book called "Einstein's Universe" by Nigel Calder. We also had books by Carl Sagan and others that I read. I started off interested in Astrophysics (black holes, faster than light travel, etc). I also watched lots of sci-fi shows, like all the Star Treks, that just fueled my interest. Later I became more interested in particle physics, particle accelerators, and quantum physics in general. I was also obsessed with lasers for several years, especially after finding a book titled: "Lasers, Phasers, Ion Ray Guns and Other Working Space Age Projects". Sadly I never had the time or money to build anything and I doubt my parents would have liked me working with high voltage or powerful pulsed ruby lasers, lol. Later I read about Nikola Tesla and have been facinated by his work ever since.

Don't listen to this woman she knows nothing, NOTHING I SAY! Or possible everything. .......Pizza

Hah, well I guess that statement was true. But I don't think anyone cares. It's like "Oh yeah there's another zodiac and we want to change that right now and everyone has to accept it because we kept it secret for so long." Nope no-one cares. Everyone understands Reptiles as Reptiles and that's how it's going to stay except for the politically correct scientists.