I'm taking Homeland Security and Computer Programming to become a Corporate IT. Military. . . heck no. I have a geeky russian friend who used to be an army engineer in the U.S. Army. Told me I'd never make it.

For those of you who haven't seen the anime It's an awesome idea. its a nation at war with itself being fought by the SEGuA army and the NINTElDo army. Sega and Nintendo What!?!?!? the main character being Sonic and the main villain being Mario. Crazy. anyway Why I posted this is because I was wondering if anyone knew when or if they will be coming out with the rest of the series. If anyone knows please share. =D and if you havent seen Aoi Sekai no Chuushin de Then its a must watch.... the two episodes that is.

Hello! and welcome. I understand the feeling. all my friends think I watch cartoons XP they don't get it. If you are looking for a great story about time travel with lots of dark mysterious turns take a look Steins Gate Its honestly one of the best stories i've witnessed.

Nice to0 meet yayou to.I think the new DMC is pretty good and unfortunately no I don't own the traditional guns of Dante.

Hmmm, that would depend where you are going, but here are some solid ones that you can never go wrong with anywhere in the world: 1. DONT drink the water from the tap. 2. Act like your parents are watching, otherwise your behavior could offend some local customs or beliefs, they might spill your beer later on, or worse. 3. Read up on national and local history of the past 100 years or so for the location you visit, this can not only turn you on to what places are worth a visit it will also help you to avoid possible conflicts and give you more room to be yourself (If you are jewish, you might like to know that there is an annual nazi march in the neighboring town for instance). From personal experience I would also recomend the following: Get in contact with a local before going, and schedule a week without hotel living with said local or a relative/friend of his/hers, this is the best way to experience another country without the "tourist goggles". I.E. Visit a Cambodian village, live with someone there and pay them a handful of dollars ( easily several days pay ) experience the local cousine, customs, culture and countryside firsthand. Personally I take only very few novelty photos when travelling, I find that I enjoy the sights and experience thousandfold when I know its a oneshot thing and not something i can pull out of a folder and see whenever I want...

Absolutely ^-^. Although there may be a time. Coming to the east coast isnt much fun but I'm sure i will find myself visiting the west coast at some point in time for some reason =P