As a Mizzou grad student I ' m not suprised . Those undergrads are college stereotypes to the nth degree . And really really crazy . I ' m glad I almost never had to deal with them . <| sep |> Sentai Filmworks has some pretty heavily discounted blurays and dvds on sale . There goes my paycheck . Hidamari Sketch and Azumanga are both getting a purchase for sure . Any other big name titles on sale ? I ' ve already got KOn , but I ' m struggling to think of more shows that Sentai has rights for . Aww man , I just finished Shirobako a week or so ago , but now I ' m going to have to buy it . Oh rip , they ' ve got Higurashi too . <| sep |> Obvious Poe is obvious . But , since some people won ' t see through it , I ' ll leave a quick rebuttal We all know global warming is going to start killing people soonGlobal warming isn ' t going to kill people . I am a vegan and I ride a bike , I am doing my part , other people need to join inGood for you . Those personal lifestyle choices do virtually nothing to offset the carbon emissions due to power generation and transportation in the city or municipality where you live . I do however like the idea of Government forcing people to behave correctly . That is what ultimately must be done to stop the polluters . The government doesn ' t need to force anyone to do anything in order to solve climate change . The only serious climate mitigation policy that has been pursued or will be pursued in the United States involves leaning on the free market to incentivize the transition to a cleaner energy economy . This is the whole principle underlying emissions trading schemes and carbon taxes put a price on things to discourage people from doing them . That ' s not coercion , especially when that price accurately reflects externalities which the market previously did not capture which is usually the case in environmental issues . But like I said obvious poe is obvious .