Dragon Ball Z Uncensored

[Seru]

They had an entire fucking magic room that allowed characters to time skip even in the midst of a god damn arc! FUUUUUUUU

[Rice]

I wasn't sure if that counted, cause you see them in the room every now and then!!!

bulma changes her hair a lot

[Rice]

Wait, okay, I'm retarded.

[Rice]

As far as Internet meme-y things go, I'm pretty fond of the rageguy.

[Theldorrin]

The voice actors in Hikaru no Go also change their voices as their characters age.
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[Captain PUNisher]

Theldorrin, me and my wife are vegetarians and are now transitioning to ova-vegetarians, so I like to think that I am close to a Jain too. I decided that if for some reason I feel I can't be an atheist anymore, I'd become a Jain. Maybe one day I will adopt a full Jain diet though.
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[PrimitiveBeast48]

I'll never understand why only indian males achiieve enlightnment; even though Tibetan society is basically this giant englightenment camp

[ALDP]

I can't remember if I've talked about this somewhere else. Have you ever seen somebody make a reference to a CLICHE which presumably really did exist, but the person is clearly using a Simpsons reference without citing it? Yesterday in my philosophy class, the professor (who said he is under 30) made a reference to "every cop movie where the one cop gets shot right before he was supposed to retire and go out on his boat." Regardless of how often cop movies involve a guy getting shot just before retirement, he was OBVIOUSLY talking about the McBane clip where he's eating at a diner with his black partner and the partner gets lit up ridiculously with a machine gun and McBane goes "MENDOZAAAAAAAAAAAAA!" In fact, I don't even know what the Simpsons was referencing with that, since the McBane scene in question was obviously a hodgepodge of Arnold Schwarzenegger movies, Lethal Weapon, and I guess something else where the partner gets shot just before retiring. The class laughed, and I couldn't tell if they all knew the Simpsons reference, or the cop movie reference, or if they just sensed that it was one of those times for the class to laugh.

I also feel like I have a personal relationship with 80s observational comedy and with ad campaigns that predate my existence by over two decades. I know I've made references to them before.

Discuss.