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YEa, it's a very good thing. It's used, but it was in perfect condition. No CD scratches, inserts all great.. all for $8. I began to watch it.. well listen to it more, because I was cleaning my room, but it was pretty interesting ^^

I like your leafy look, there, Masq! ^.^

Where are you going to college?

[center][color=#75A1D0][size=9][i]"But one day God..."[/i][/size][/color][/center] [size=11][color=#283A90][b]T[/b]he sea. The vast, untamed expanse of water and raw power, grating on the land day in and day out- [i]lady of the tsdafim[/i], as some called it; the ocean sung and danced and cradled many lives within it's arms, yet on the same token it was merciless, vengeful, and it's moods were subject to whims on a dime. It wasn't long before a king and queen were created to swim the [i]lady of the tsdafim[/i]. They were called the [i]Levyatans[/i], or the [i]Leviathans[/i], for there was no creature who walked or swam that was as large or powerful as they, and there was no beast or man that would not obey their whims. [center]"I shall give thee a crown; and it shall be a glorious crown. At all waves [they] will find a crest, for every drop of water thou swim [they] will find a ripple, and these shall be thy twin calls of happiness." - - -[/center][/color][/size][quote="Summary"][size=11][color=#283A90]The basic premise is that Leviathan and his mate were not originally pillars of evil. However, when Leviathan's mate was expecting, god struck her down and basically fed her (or saved her in some cosmic refrigerator) for those he deemed righteous. God then told Leviathan that he was to have the same fate when the world came to an end- basically, that he was born to be eaten. He was worthless. Leviathan himself, in this instance, became entrapped in his own desperate mind: he thrashed at the shores and churned the sea, generally causing great chaos and death to any man who lived close to it, let alone sailed it. Those he could catch he devoured as spite; Leviathan did not want this providence, and he wanted revenge on God- so he killed and he hurt others, trying not to appease anyone but the pain of himself, trying to force his hate and wrath (and basically all the seven cardinal sins, at this point) on others. This is what caused the 'Great Flood' with Noah's ark. All the sinful were destroyed by a sinful beast. When that world did come to an end, Leviathan was, of course, eaten. Then the world we know today started from the rubble of what is assumed to be the great flood. However, Leviathan was not at rest, and therefore he was reborn...[/color][/size][/quote]

I have no idea what series you're talking about. What is it about? I'd like to know a bit about a series before I try them out.

Hmm... stare I'm not much into vampires...but my roommate is. I might see if she would be interested in this.

how can you not like vampires???!!!! They suck blood and kill people!!!!! XDDDD I have vampire teeth kinda XD But my braces are gonna fix that... it makes me sad. At one point, one of my fang teeth was so pointy it hurt to touch it XDDD

If I remember correctly, Tsukihime has next to NOTHING about undead. There's a couple vampires in it, but it's more like a mystical kinda thing instead of freaky undead thing. I looooooove Arucreid's background story. 4laugh
Anywho, it's very deep and every episode keeps you guessing.
Here's Pioneer/Geneon's synopsis:

The ability to see the threads that bind everything and to be able to destroy anything just by severing it is known as the Mystic Eyes of Death Perception. Shiki has such a power, or would that be a curse that he must endure? Thankfully, he was given glasses that can seal this curse and he was finally able to live life normally.until now. When Shiki is strangely attracted to a woman and unwillingly kills her, his life takes a strange turn in that he didn't actually kill her. Afterall, it's takes more than a simple cut to kill a vampire.

Teh c00l, I tell you....