In a message dated 4/3/2003 9:33:10 AM Mountain Standard Time, 
hiroshin-ken@juno.com writes:

> .. on Wed, 02 Apr 2003, RJeffD writes:
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> Well, I'm not big on RP'ing, but anime reccomendations are easy...
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>    I'm just glad to see some more people posting!
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> Maison Ikkoku which IMO is the finest of the romantic comedy genre.  
Maybe 
 
> a 
> little dated with regard to animation, but for me, the story and all it 
has 
 
> 
> to offer is timeless...  and I'm quite pleased that it is FINALLY coming 
to 
 
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> DVD.
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>    ::hiroshin looks around expecting to see Albert Lunde pop out from 
> nowhere::  Maison Ikkoku, to me, is considered a classic!  Of course the 

 
> animation is a bit dated, the series run was actually during around the 

 
> same 
> time as Ranma 1/2, in Japan, wasn't it?  ::knows he's probably wrong on 

 
> this 
> one::
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> 
>    I just know that MI has been around for quite some time...
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> 

Actually MI was done a few years prior to MI, but not by much.... just 
that 
 
difference between mid-eighties anime vs. late eighties/early 90's anime 
^_^;
 

Looks back and remembers those times... damn I feel old.  Only 27 and 
looking 
 
back at those times makes me feel old.  Geez...

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> Anyway, you watch all those titles, you will be busy for awhile anyway 
^_^;
 
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>    Unless you've seen most of them, before, anyway... ;p

Some are reworth watching though ^_^;