Why do you guys keep asking the same stupid questions over and over again when you could actually read other posts! Hope thats not to confusing for you guys. There are like 650 posts on Anime. 2/3rds of them are like the same damn questions over and over like "Need Inuyasha Episodes!!!.... Need DBZ Eps!!!.... Etc...Etc..." Its amazing that you guys are able to post messages when you don't know how to read... Am I asking too much? Is it so hard? Geez People... Am I the only one who feels this way? Please let me know before I go crazy!

-- Anonymous, March 27, 2003

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Interestingly enough your post is extremely similar to ones Armoredcav4 and I made some weeks ago addressing the same problem. It seems to basically boil down to laziness so nowadays I just answer the first question on the topic and either cut-and-paste or just ignore the rest.

-- Anonymous, March 27, 2003

I saw your posts, and I decided to make a more noticable post because i agree with you guys so much!

-- Anonymous, March 27, 2003

Its is.....noticable.....isn't it???

-- Anonymous, March 27, 2003

Rather! I couldn't miss it if I tried! There really is the need for people to pay more attention to other posts first. SOmeitmes find 3 post with almost identical heading coming one after the other, and wonder, ARE THESE PEOPLE BLIND???? >_<

-- Anonymous, March 27, 2003

*Sigh* No, they're not blind... they're LEECHERS...><

-- Anonymous, March 27, 2003

682 posts! I'm surprised these Greenspun dudes keep this board up...

-- Anonymous, March 27, 2003

Yeah... There were actually only 200-300 posts a few months ago...

-- Anonymous, March 27, 2003

So it seeems that you also asking the same questions like other does.

-- Anonymous, March 28, 2003

I have another comment Id like to add to this post..... If you dont know where to dl anime or how to use file sharing programs, or even how to use a message board or your computer..... INU YASHA IS THE WRONG SERIES TO START ON!!.. its up over 100 episodes now & its not even done yet...... Just a thought...

-- Anonymous, March 28, 2003

Good point. People should bw keeping up on fansub releases if they truly take it paaion, not leecher-ism^^. What the problem is that some can't see the past posts, not always because of their own doings, but perhaps because posts alwasys go down the list to be replaced by new topics.

-- Anonymous, March 28, 2003

that isn't true, all posts are here, but anything over 7 days old that hasn't been replyed to goes out of the new section.
all they have to look is on the fron animes page and find the anime section they want.
it's really not that hard.


-- Anonymous, March 28, 2003

Jeez people, I just saw 2 more Inu yasha posts! What is the deal with Inu Yasha? I don't know much about it but i dont think it could possibly be worth devoting every 5th post to... Tell me if I'm wrong.

-- Anonymous, March 28, 2003

I'm sorry that I wasn't clear enough, but I was actually speaking of the present topics descending down the front page in order of publication rather than number of posts per topic. But you are right in that people should just use Find to seek out the answers to their questions.

-- Anonymous, March 28, 2003

Its not that any of those people (who posts up a question that has already been answered) are blind..its just there are so many posts...everyones too lazy to go through the whole thing...

-- Anonymous, April 08, 2003

Just a simple Ctrl+F should give you all the results you're looking for. If you want Trigun, for instance, go to the animes section (680 messages and counting) and search for it. Saves you trouble, saves you waiting for someone to respond to your message, saves us having to type the same thing over and over again, saves space...Everybody wins!! Now, was that really so hard?

-- Anonymous, April 08, 2003

Whoops, 750 messages at the moment. And I took my own advice and found 8 messages with "Trigun" in the heading. Lots of Inuyasha, Ranma and DBZ postings, it seems.

-- Anonymous, April 08, 2003

And there are four Trigun messages on the main page alone. Sheesh!

-- Anonymous, April 08, 2003