Bradster: (Forge/Ranma DVDs)

>Hopefully they'll get smart and do a box set instead.

Don't push your luck ^_^
I, too, thought they had some nerves. But well, they ARE the one who 
decide... 

Desiree:

>I think that if ukyo's father came back....oooh watch out ranma...not so 
>much ranma but genma because remember they took the dowry alright 
>but left ukyo....I have a feeling that ukyo isn't the only one with the 
>okonomiyaki style of martial arts. also would ukyo be able to stop her 
>father from hurting ranma?

I REALLY don't know. Ukyou being mostly harmless compared to the 
others, I don't think her father would be much better off.
Plus Genma is almost on par with his son, although it's not clearly shown 
in the stories.
Sure, if U's father were to come back, the Saotome family -could- have a 
few things to clear, but doesn't it strike as strange that such a supposedly 
terrible thing, namely the stolen dowry, hasn't been used in all those years 
to get back at the Saotome? I mean, Nodoka was no wandering samurai, 
so the Suits could have done something about it. And yet they didn't. 
So much for U's righteous betrothal, I guess.

Greg:

Been a while, indeed. Please send some ramen my way... maybe it will 
help the headaches...

Don:

<SSSSNNNIPPPP>
Although on second thought:
> A game with a M tag on it shouldn't be trying to sell itself to some 10 
>year old, but clearly the video game industry does do that.

Just curious, what's the tag for Dead or Alive 2?
(and for a ref that I myself don't remember clearly, -I- would buy a PS2 if 
they sat on their collective faces...)

On the topic itself, nothing much to say. Your point of view reflects overall 
mine, though you've clearly dealt with that issue more often than me...

	Pierre