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November 10, 2005

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Jay

I remember when I was a kid and being confused about all the new Transformers that showed up. This explains a lot now.
Do you think you can catch me up on Galaxy Rangers next? :)

H.M. Stryx

Matsumoto influence again - introduction of characters in normal context of life rather than 'english prologue' style of formal western literary development. So this explains where you have been lately.

Still wondering if you are getting any of my email.

H.M. Stryx

Finally watching Eva. Really do want to recommend Cosmo Warrior Zero (kid safe) and Gun Frontier (not kid safe) DVDs. Lindsay finally cracked open her DVD collection (3 years of asking) and loaned them out. The generic DVD plugin for NVidia cards is also working impressively. Talk about (27 year old) flashbacks.

Raul

Can anyone tell me where to find a Transformers G1 Wooden Box set?

Raul

Can anyone tell me where to find a Transformers G1 Wooden Box set?

mac

Hi, just found this post whilst doing a search, what region discs were the dvd's in this box set. Thanks.

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  • C. S. Lewis: Mere Christianity

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