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CorneredAngel Posts: 740 Location: New York, NY |
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Got the Hare Hare Yukai record out of that concert. Count that as a win. |
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mgosdin Posts: 771 Location: Kissimmee, Florida, USA |
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Oh, yeah, I've seen a LOT of things dropped in the middle of freeways. Coming up on a Washing Machine abruptly at 65 MPH will take years off your life, having a portable Oil Well loose it's transport's transmission in front of you at a similar speed will do it too. Never saw a mecha, but here in Orlando it wouldn't surprise me, not at all.
Mark Gosdin |
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7jaws7 Posts: 245 Location: New York State |
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I hope that Haruhi story comes next |
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GhostOfSide3 Posts: 62 Location: Memphis, TN |
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That was a wild ride. Thanks for sharing. | |||
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AbZeroNow Posts: 434 |
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I really feel for anon-kun here. Having a giant Nirvash fly off your pickup truck into traffic would have taken years off my life too. Reading up on the disaster that was AX 2007, when that debacle probably wasn't even in the Top 5 worst things that happened that weekend(and yeah, I had heard before about the Haruhi concert).
I can also imagine the insurance headaches when anon-kun's truck got smashed into by a car in reverse. |
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Sailor S Posts: 2940 |
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I was at the Haruhi concert, and the waiting in line in the broiling sun for hours prior to it. Then I get to the entrance, and it's only then that they tell us that absolutely no bags, cameras, ect will even be allowed into the building. So, a quick dash back to my room to deposit everything, another hour or so baking in the sun, and I got in. Don't really need to go over the concert itself, that's a pretty well known disaster. And most everything else went about as well that weekend. I'm amazed I ever went back to AX again. | |||
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Brand Posts: 752 |
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I've almost been hit by twice by stuff flying off the back of a truck. Once it was a sofa, and another time a mattress. That had to suck. Thankfully, no one ran into it. But yeah that sounds like an inauspicious way to start the weekend. | |||
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Penguin_Factory Posts: 715 Location: Ireland |
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Reading this made me simultaneously laugh out loud and hyperventilate. Tales of The Industry continues to be my new favourite piece of content on the site. | |||
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bahamut623 Posts: 1421 |
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"I can flyyyyy!"
Awesome story. I can only imagine what the people driving by thought. |
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dtm42 Posts: 13699 Location: NZL |
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Surprised that Haruhi and Eureka Seven were actually named. I thought they would be censored in order to protect this guy's identity. That does give away the company.
edit: removed company name from the post even though I don't feel like there's a need for it - see my post below Last edited by dtm42 on Tue Apr 21, 2015 1:39 pm; edited 1 time in total |
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Nate148 Posts: 8 |
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Im thinking that one it would be clear as day no mater how it was told two the company is now dead and three his name is not given | |||
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SpacemanHardy Posts: 1939 |
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@dtm: You might wanna edit that out. You're not supposed to say the actual company names in the topic. | |||
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dtm42 Posts: 13699 Location: NZL |
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That's only true if there was an attempt by ANN to hide the identity of the company. If the article does not hide the names of anime series that the company licensed/distributed then there's no need to hide the name of the company itself, since obviously protecting the identity of the company wasn't important this time. So basically, if ANN is okay with telling people who the company is (and look, naming actual series the company has distributed is as good as saying the name of the company itself), then I don't see why regular users cannot say it in the thread. It;s not like anyone was trying to keep it a secret this time around. |
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Zac ANN Executive Editor Posts: 7428 Location: Snake Mountain Cocktail Lounge |
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Name changes and obfuscated details are at the exact specification of the anonymous person who is telling the story. It's whatever they're comfortable with.
It isn't going to be remotely the same from story to story, and the forums will be moderated depending on the specific requirements of that individual column. |
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belvadeer Posts: 2459 |
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Holy crap, that must have been some serious hell to experience that day. D: | |||
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