Lori:

> > Anime Expo '98, an anime con out in- yes, in california.  There are a couple of
cons
> > this year that might be a little closer to where you live, like Katsucon in virginia.


My bad.  Katsucon's not till next February.:)

> Or Otakon in Crystal City VA.  That's in August.

I thought it was in DC.  Well, I guess it's pretty close.^_^

> > Arnold Kim
> > wants to go to Otakon
> 
> Kewl!  I may be going, as well.  Mabye we can meet up!

Maybe!  That's probably the only con I can go to this year, since I can use the
excuse of visiting my brother in DC.^_^
QuestionMark:

> << Petite Fille:
> <I can't wait till I become 18 and get to see the 1st episode of DHY!
> ::smiles:: Gomen for the SPAMY oneliner>
> 
> *Owain frowns*  You're kidding...they've rated it R?  Here in Canada, or at
> least at my local Rogers video (big video chain in Can) it's NR, and has a
> neat sticker on the front saying "Do Not Rent to Children" >>
> 
> It's sad, but at Blockbuster, anime automatically either gets an 'R' rating,
> or a YRV (Youth-Restricted Video).  I rent 'em to whoever wants 'em though.
> ^_^

Depending on the blockbuster, not all anime is R-rated.  My local one actually does

have stuff like Dragon Ball, Sailor Moon, and Totoro in the kid's section.  What
boggles me, though, is how Clash of the Bionoids got a YRV label when 26 minutes
of footage was cut to _make_ it for kids.


Arnold Kim
wondering how much it costs for a plane ticket to DC