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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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Monday, 29 January 2018

SEEKING FORGIVENESS

BY GO GUY:


There was a certain old wise man in a certain land. People all over the land came to him for various words of advice, counsels and wisdom; He was always respected by anyone that came in contact with him. Also in the same land, lived another certain old man that was envious of the wise sage, he never saw anything good about him. And he would wait along to slander the Old sage at every opportunity that presented its self. This went on for several years, even to the knowledge of the old wise sage, but he did or said nothing in retaliation against the envious old man to defend himself. He just however, walked quietly throughout the land like a deaf man and was even more respected by some people.


Then one day, the envious old man came to his senses. He realized that he had been wrong all along; despite all what he did to mar the reputation of the old wise sage he was still loved by many. So one day, he decided to go straight to the latter and apologize for all the wrong things he had said about him. And so he did.
Immediately he got to the house of the wise sage, the slanderous old man went down on his knees and began to apologize and seek the sage’s forgiveness. In response the sage quietly urged him to stand, and the former asked if he had been forgiven.
“There is just one thing,” said the sage, “that you will need to do in order for me to fully forgive you.”
“What is it wise old friend?” he continued, “Just tell me. I am ready to do anything to make things right between us.”
“Okay. By this time tomorrow, come to me with a calabash full of fine flour and I will tell you what to do next.”