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*dodges combat boots*

 

*dives in the foxhole under the floorboards*

 

*kills all of the foxes running out of the foxhole*

 

^ Not those foxes!

 

Loth wolf hopes not.

 

No way, I have too much respect for the Moro no kimi.

 

Indeed. Princess Mononoke is an amazing film.

 

Princess Mononoke was my first unedited anime. Up until that point, the anime I had seen was on TV and my favorite was "Sailor Moon" and when I saw San in a Time magazine article and thought she was cool. There was a cover story about Pokemon a couple of months later that was also about anime in general and my sister and I (we were 13 and 15 then) were angered by the comment about the Sailor Senshi being "intergalactic Spice Girls" and then there was a time line of anime movies with included pics, one from Ghost in the Shell (ICK!!!) and a super cute one with a girl wearing a black dress and a red hair ribbon sitting next to a boy with glasses. I liked that one, and Kiki was my first cosplay.

 

*throws a steel-toe combat boot at @Nehru_Amidala for trying to kill foxes* Leave my friends alone!

 

*gets a black eye*
Ow!
*gives up killing foxes*

 

That's better. *pets foxes* They are very Sith-like creatures, I think. Crafty. Cunning...

 

and a royal pain in the ever-loving arse.

 

Well, a Sith has to have a hobby, right?

 

True...*makes a voodoo doll of @Kaleesh-Cyborg and sews buttons as eyes*

 

Speaking of hobbies...*glares at said voodoo doll*...I do not think I like where yours is going...

 

You might like it, Lady B., if I may say so.
Predict Ponyo you'd enjoy; have you seen it?

 

Ponyo was adorable.

 

Animal cruelty!!! What did those foxes ever do to you, Hekate?

 

They didn't do anything.

*uses Force powers to bring them back to life*

Happy now?

 

*takes fox cub as a pet*

 

A friend of mine used to have a pet fox. I have been told they are the perfect combination of a cat and a dog.

 

I'm not so sure my mom would want one as a pet, even a domesticated one.