Yeah, I know. Long time, no update. Well, here's one for the road.
Just got home from having a wisdom tooth and the molar beside it pulled from my jaw. The right side of my face is numb, but it's starting to wear off... and the pain is starting to appear. I kind of just want to lay down and sleep until tomorrow or something.
They prescribed this pill that I was supposed to take a half hour before the appointment, and I DID take it, but it didn't seem to do much. At the pharmacy, the pharmacist told me that it would most likely knock me out--it was pretty much a sleeping pill. Strangely enough, I didn't feel any more tired after taking it. :/
And damn. I took a tylenol-4 and a couple ibuprofen about an hour ago cause the freezing was wearing off, and... holy shit, it hurts. I can't believe that those painkillers didn't do anything.
Back to the dentist's office on Thursday for Round Two.
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No, the title of this post doesn't mean I'm going all emo or anything. Though I have to admit, now that I see it like that, it sure seems like that kind of title.
But it's not!
I merely wish to share a wonderful new anime [well, aired in JP through 2007] that I discovered last week. Now for quite a while, I've been pretty disconnected from the whole anime community, and haven't really cared for it lately. I'd been thinking about rewatching Cowboy Bebop because it's made of awesome, but then I came across this one. It's made by Studio Bones [who also produced anime such as RahXephon, Wolf's Rain, and Fullmetal Alchemist, to name a few], so it was bound to be good.
At 25 episodes, I figured it would be bearable, too. 25 episodes isn't that many to watch, unlike certain series [*cough*Naruto*cough*] that I just couldn't get into. It's called
Darker than Black, and it's awesome. The story swallows you up right from the first episode, and holds you. I'm currently on episode 22, I think, and I'm kind of saddened because I know it's almost over. The series is nice, too, in that it doesn't really have long story arcs--well, I'd say that the entire series has a story, but the episodes are all in pairs, each with a sub-story. With the exception of the last three episodes, which probably conclude the series instead of introducing new stuff.
Also, after watching about five minutes of the first episode, I concluded that the music was written by Yoko Kanno. After some quick research, I discovered that I was right. And damn, this is probably one of her best soundtracks I've heard lately.
So if you enjoy a good anime--that is, enjoyed Cowboy Bebop, Wolf's Rain, FMA... Definitely give this a go. It's apparently been licensed [by Funimation, damnit. They'd better not ruin it] so it may be hard to find... However if you have an account on Demonoid, the torrent that I got from there is awesome. The series finished downloading overnight. If you don't, I can try to get you an invite, I think I have some. I'm sure there are some other torrent sites [boxtorrents, maybe] that'll have decent torrents.
Definitely recommended. Probably the best I've seen since Cowboy Bebop, to be completely honest.