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My new Poli Sci teacher is unbelievably cool. He emails us in-depth updates on our homework assignments and sometimes class notes too. How cool is that? Way more work than most teachers are willing to give toward making things easy for students. I almost feel spoiled by it. And this is the guy who, the quarter before last, worked at a U.C. school, where everything is suposedly hard and scary and stuff.


In other news, I'm all high on Naruto #78. Wow! That's the thing about this show... you might have 4 episodes where transitional stuff happens, and then you have an episode where CRAZY amounts of things happen all Bam!Bam!Bam!. We finally got right into the fight. Frog Boss! I love him.

But not as much as I love it when Naruto does that mass Bunshin no Jutsu. That should be renamed the Scare The Pants Off Everyone Else Jutsu. Because when he does it, that's what seems to happen. Naruto does five or ten clones and nobody blinks an eye. He does fifty clones and people raise their eyebrows, or get a bit nervous. He does a thousand clones and people just freak.out. ::grin::

I liked Naruto's enema attack. ::snert:: He's tried that thing before, and though he can't seem to get it right the way Kakashi did, he changed it into a much better attack. I loved the way his clones bounced off each other like stepping stones as each was destroyed. Very cool visually. That's what's good about this show that makes it a million times better than DBZ even in terms of animation only (because of course the writing is far superior)-- the design of the attacks and the fights is very interesting, as are the camera angles and framing during battles. Intellectually, this show has an addictive plot. Visually, it has wonderful presentation and style.

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[bronwenstx.livejournal.com]

So to speak. ^__^ This is the shit. This is one of my favourite eps. Lol, it was definitely exhilarating. And the look on Sasuke's face when he saw Naruto doing what he thought was impossible for Naruto.