I just recently moved to the Detroit area for work. Currently living in Lincoln Park, working in Royal Oak. I'm looking to make some friends in the area! Besides anime, I'm really big into board/card games. My roommate just got me into Dice Masters, and I've got a couple MtG Commander decks laying around. I also like to longboard down nature trails and whatnot, but I haven't found anywhere nice to do that here yet. If you wanna hang out, hit me up so we can get to know each other!

"Say I love you" Is what I'd recommend, its the story of a girl who swore off friendship or any kind of relationship until she bumped into the most popular guy in her school and he decided to pursue her. Its one of my favorite romance anime.

@Champloo Usually those are better, but most gamers I read comments from prefer even either generic or the most powerful Konami-style FC/NES APU. But one advantage that contemporary games have is how much music they hold and what high quality sound files they use.

1.) Couldn't bring myself to do it, because even the worse parts about me help me build character. 2.) I would probably leave my vengeful side out, my obsessive compulsion, my depression and anxiety, my criticisms, and my slight procrastionations. 3.) I think I would be slightly better about how I approach people, how I would survey the good in the world to outweigh the bad, and I would be more susceptible to wanting children if it meant they will have a better future than I did. Though I would be a little worse in staving off companionship, and be a complete robot in wanting to further my career without any heart or passion to it. This episode is a step in the right direction to give us more clarity to Rick and Morty's character, and excellent what ifs. It's also refreshing to not have the other family members hog the limelight this time around, and just revolve around the titular characters for a change. Episode 5 showed us promise of better writing, this one solidified it. :)