While the rest of the country seems to have settled more or less in to the new marriage equality reality, it seems that the Rowan co. Kentucky clerk isn’t giving up on being the fly in the ointment.
She still refuses to give out licenses even after loosing in the Supreme Court( they declined on the matter of the Stay).
I think she should actually stop talking and go back and read what St.Paul says about obeying
the authorities in Romans 12.
btw: She makes $80,000 a year if anyone’s interested.
This is getting ridiculous plus as a Christian she’s making a really bad witness to the non-Christians around her.
IIRC W.I.T.C.H. was actually based off of a Italian comic book though the Disney Company did the
animated version.
I watched episode 29 of WEDDING PEACH yesterday and as I said elsewhere, I didn’t think it was too bad.OTOH I still perfer the Japanese version. Yeah I needs me some Yukana for Yui/Angel Lily.
And my copy of volume 1 of PUELLA MAGI HOMURA TOMURA finally arrived along with GIRLS UND PANZER OVAs. It had me really ROFL when I went through it. My favorite line of dialogue was on
the bottom of page 13:
Madoka: Who are you anyway?
Homura(very pissed):DO YOU GET RESET EVERY FEW MINUTES OR SOMETHING?!
😆 :lol
And we won’t even mention Mami-World except that Darjeeling from GIRLS UND PANZER might be at home there! iloveit1
WEDDING PEACH dub on Monday wasn’t as bad as I expected,though the girls were rather OTT when it came to their Transformations and Attacks. I also half expected Larissa Woolcott to shout out:
“Hail Ilpalazzo!” at times since she also played Excel from ep.14-26 of EXCEL SAGA.
Other than not not much to complain about,though I still would stick to the Japanese version.
I’m not surprised.In the past it seemed everything referenced Sailor Moon and now
Puella Magi Madoka Magica has become the must show to copy or reference.
btw Snow I will be watching the dub of Wedding Peach tonight and darn if Momoko isn’t played by the same VA who took over the role of Excel in Excel Saga! 😆😆
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