Leon
Resident Saint Seiya fanboy

Yeah, the first few episodes of Haruhi are a really good sampling of otaku culture. But yes, moe is a style and term popular in manga/anime currently. It is what sells right now and until tastes change or a shift occurs with the creators that is how things will be. It is how each decade can usually be identifiable with a common style choice. The 80s had a very distinctive artist, just like the 90s, though moe caught in the 00s and is bleeding into the 10s. I haven't seen a new style really take over yet, so it might be around longer.

Yeah, that's the moe style that gets you. They work the adorable factor hard when it comes to moe.

They come in all types. So if you enjoy variety there is plenty to choose from with manga.

K-ON is pretty popular. If I remember it is a 4-koma manga, so the formatting is a little different.

Yeah, it did a really good job of having really enjoyable fights that were interesting to follow. They were the total underdogs and disadvantaged the whole way which made it even more interesting to watch. Because everyone was doing everything to screw them.

Yup, the Dark Tournament is around the corner, which is really good along with the Chapter Black.

That's the four Saint Beast Arc. That's about where it hits its stride as a fighting series.

Ok, well hopefully you find a service that works for you.

Yu Yu Hakusho is good, though anime does end up doing some things better, since the manga rushed the ending.

Did you find out what speed you were supposed to be getting? If you aren't getting what they say they should be then it is a different problem, it's on them and they would need to fix your service to provide the speed they are supposed, if they are not giving you what they are claiming.

And nothing wrong with moving slowly. If you standstill then it could be an issue, but as long as you're moving eventually it isn't necessarily bad.

Ah ok, yeah I'd definitely want to check everything then. If there anything in there that is bringing you up short hardware or the company, you aren't getting what you're paying for not in this day and age.

Well changing is a positive thing. Do something new is good. Do what you can within what you're comfortable doing.

You pay $100 for internet and a cell phone? I thought you said you payed $40. If you're paying $100 unless you have like multiple phones on the plan it seems like you're definitely being charged way too much for internet.

Ah doing the same thing over and over again can be a little difficult. That is why I enjoy my job and my hobbies. I'm always doing something different. So it doesn't always last forever.

If it is with the phone then I guess it is hard to say. It is a LAN line phone or a cell phone? Unless what you're getting is what they say you're supposed to be getting and it is them, not your hardware I'd say that they are ripping you off. However, you need to do your homework first before saying that they are overcharging you or something. Once you understand all of the variables in the situation you can determine what is happening.

Well I'm glad you're looking forward to trying out something new.

Well I guess it depends on how much you're paying and what they are giving you. If it is pretty cheap, then it is going to be hard to get something good for it. But it also depends on what you want to do. If you need the faster speeds or not. Since you want to do other things besides surfing the internet, an improved connection is going to be something you need. But you will need to find out what your provider is supposed to be giving you. Then you can check to see if it is the hardware that's the cause or them or if everything it is as it can be with the situation then how you want to change the situation.

Yeah, that is pretty low, considering I was getting 13 and 3, rounded down. But it is still better than 56k. ^^; What is supposed to be the speed you're getting from your provider? If what you're getting is lower than what you're paying for then it may be the hardware you have, but it also could be your provider failing to provide what they are selling.

Well I searched google and found this place. Check to see what your upload and download speeds are and then we'll talk about recommendations. Speedtest.net - The Global Broadband Speed Test