A couple weeks ago, a friend of mine at work showed me this sight. I didn't pay mind to it at first. I've been referred to a lot sites by friends and a lot of them aren't worth my time or just frivolous. If I singed up on every site that was referred to me, I'd have a nightmare remembering all the usernames and passwords for all of them

As I dug deeper into this site, I found that it was actually useful. The site URL is www.myanimelist.net. For the past week and a half, I've been entering every single anime I've seed and manga I've read since I was a kid. Damn, it's a lot! I couldn't believe it myself. But all in all, if you're patient and have time on your hands, sign up and add your anime and manga. You'll be surprised as I was. If you can't keep track of what you've watch, this site will definitely will help. Look me up when you're on, under "starocean."

“The Los Angeles International Auto Show doesn't always receive the attention it deserves. As the home of car culture in America, the LA Auto Show always brings out big crowds and plenty of world debuts from manufacturers curious to see what kind of response their latest creations generate. From its humble beginnings in an exhibition tent back in 1907, the Los Angeles Auto Show has grown to become one of the biggest new car shows in the country.”



So on a mid-morning trip to Los Angeles, we made it to the Auto Show. Aside from the usual crew, sans Lawrence, Andy and a couple of the Brillo’s cousins joined us. The original plan, again, was to leave early, but we didn’t because we had to wait for Andy. Anyway, we made it to the Show in decent time...so we thought. Compared to the OC Auto Show, which we previously went to, there was just too much to see at this Show. To properly see everything this Show has to offer would take two days to complete.

At the end of the day, we enjoyed a great meal at the Curry House and with a couple of unexpected pleasures on top of that. To this day, I still thank about it.