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Here's a few tips:

1) Don't pick up your date in a car, or in a limo with some friends, no. None of that. Tell your date to meet you at the bus stop. Then you drive to prom by yourself/in a limo with your friends, meet her there, and if she asks what happened, tell her that you were too nervous to ride in the same vehicle as her because her beauty is just too much to handle. She'll think it's sweet and think you're sensitive and ****.

2) Start a moshpit.

3) Throw your date in the middle of the moshpit.

4) Criticize your date's moshing skills to lower her self-esteem and make you look better.

5) Start a LAN party in the middle of the moshpit. Hopefully you didn't forget to bring your desktop. Play Custom Maid 3D with the 12 other dudes who brought their desktops as well and compare waifus.

6) Try your best to win the "Best Waifu" award.

7) If you lose, plant steroids on the winner's person and alert the judges.

8) Take date back to your place and/or 7/11 parking lot and fart in her mouth until she calls you "onii-chan".

9) By this point in the night, you've done so much rude **** to this girl, that she's probably not with you anymore. If she is, then marry her. If not, then repeat Step 1 twelve months from now at someone else's prom.

I've played all of them and haven't finished any of them but I know without a doubt that XIII is best game and Lightning is best girl.

Fact.

kh-vids.net? More like "kh-drama.net", amirite guys?

Also, buy some merch, if you want to.

This.

So, delete some stuff and then watch.

If you're ready to stop half-assing your hobby of watching anime, then invest in an external harddrive. I bought a 1TB one for about $100, you can probably get some for even cheaper. You can even backup your laptop/computer with other **** on there just in case.

Streaming for free isn't any better. Neither is paying for a subscription to stream legally.

The reason I say this is because, yes, some of the money goes to the studio, but the majority of it goes to the website (Crunchyroll). Now, why would Crunchyroll need this money? I mean, they are worth $15 million. Oh, to pay translators to make the subs, of course. That makes sense, right? Oh, but wait, there are tons of sub groups out there who do it for free, which suggests that making subs isn't difficult enough to make it a full-time job. So basically Crunchyroll is making money off of other people's product (Japanese studios' anime) and I'm highly against it.

So in conclusion, download your **** and don't forget to seed.

ITT: It's 2006.

Find a way to get to Buffalo, and you can crash with me in my dorm room.

My only requirement is that you be a total bro, which I'm sure shouldn't be a problem.

Alcohol is for wussies.

Real men drink bleach and ammonia.

Damn, that's almost as bad as being an admin to a children's video game forum. So ew, amirite?

Probably because you're a grill.

But I went to mine as well, and it was pretty awesome. There were dudes playing Melee, League of Legends, WoW, watching South Park on the big screen etc. It looked pretty boss, even though half of them had neckbeards.

I only watched the first episode of Kill la Kill, and so far, I'm pretty impressed. Ryuko and Mako are such great characters. Can't wait to watch the rest.

H-doujins, and yaoi, duh.

Right. After all, you are an expert on the subject.

What? Between who and who? I didn't really recognize any yaoi undertones.

Well said. The whole backstory could easily be interpreted as one huge metaphor for the overwhelming aspects of growing up.