Saturday, 31 July 2021

The Ram Son

 


Check out the latest on Street Fighter's Ultra Rare Anime

 By EVAN VALENTINE



Capcom's Street Fighter franchise has easily become one of the biggest fighting game series in the world of video games, so it's no surprise that the battles of Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, and their fellow world warriors has ventured into the world of anime, with an "ultra-rare" anime installment being revealed. Over the course of the series history, which has stretched for decades, we've seen a number of animated movies, original video animations, and even a Saturday Morning Cartoon show spawned from the Capcom title, but this unearthed anime adventure might take the cake for one of the strangest entries to date.

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Wednesday, 28 April 2021

The Pastor and the Sellers



A Pastor stopped at traffic light and three

girls approached him;


πŸ‘‰ Apple seller, 

πŸ‘‰ bread seller, 

πŸ‘‰ yam seller

Pastor:* Apple seller give me one quotation in the bible where apple is mentioned and I will buy.. 

*Apple seller:* the Bible said, "you are the Apple of my eyes..." 


*Pastor:* good I will buy 1000!!!


*Pastor:* bread seller give me a Bible 

quotation with bread and I will buy... 


*Bread seller:* Jesus said I am the bread of life.


*Pastor:* Good! let me buy 1000!!! 


*Pastor:* yam seller give me one quotation with yam in the Bible and I will buy.... 


*Yam seller:* Jesus said "I yam that I yam"


*As you smile so shall you smile till the end of this year.


Regards.

Thursday, 20 August 2020

Wednesday, 27 May 2020

Virus interrupts world’s longest running cartoon



Source: AFP ,

The long acclaimed longest-running animated TV series by Guinness World Records has been hampered by the outbreak of the virus, with animation dubbing halted to keep staff safe, broadcaster Fuji Television Network said.
"We will halt broadcast of new episodes of 'Sazae-san' for the time being from May 17 and instead air re-runs," it announced on Sunday.
The network said upcoming broadcasts would be episodes from two years ago, adding it would announce a date for the resumption of new episodes as soon as possible.
It is the first time the network has been forced to air re-runs since 1975, when the economic effects of an earlier oil crisis lingered.
Japan has seen a comparatively small corona-virus outbreak with nearly 15,800 infections and 621 deaths.


The country is under a state of emergency that was extended last week until the end of May, though the government is considering lifting the measures early in parts of the country.
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Production of the world's longest-running cartoon and a mainstay of the Japanese weekend has been interrupted by the corona-virus, forcing the broadcast of re-runs for the first time in decades.
"Sazae-san", which first aired in 1969, revolves around the life of Mrs Sazae, a cheerful but klutzy full-time housewife who lives with her parents, husband, son, brother and sister.
The 30-minute episodes aired Sunday nights are very popular, and for many in Japan have come to denote the end of the weekend.