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Unless you somehow have access to the previous versions of Sony Vegas, the software will be able to tell if your free trial is over, even if you redownload it. Like Proto said, it depends on what you're making. If you're going to vlog, you're gonna need a camera of some kind. If you're making fanvideos, you're gonna need some kind of media to edit with and access to getting clips from that media. Either way, you're gonna need a video editing program. With Windows computers, they each come with Windows Movie Maker. With Macs they come with iMovie. Both are free programs for their systems. They're not the best programs, but it's a good start. Then of course there are other editing programs like Sony Vegas. However you only get a free trial and to get the whole thing it'd either be expensive or illegal.

no i'm pretty sure it's just gas

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Boop. So I was able to take a break from playing KH3D long enough to edit another Doctor Who video. This time I wanted to try and capture all of the different types of relationships people have with the Doctor. And my challenge was to do it with a song people normally use as a romantic type of song. I also decided to jump on the A Thousand Years bandwagon that people have been doing lately... again. This is actually probably one of my favorite videos that I've edited. A few mistakes here and there, but I really love it.

An anime/manga I will highly recommend to anyone is Monster (also known as Naoki Urasawa's Monster). The story's about a Japanese doctor named Kenzo Tenma, who works at a hospital in Düsseldorf, Germany in 1986 as a brain surgeon. Everything in his life was good. He had a promotion in the palm of his hands along with the director of the hospital's daughter as his fiancée. However after he decided to save the life of a young boy named Johan Liebert from a gun shot to the head instead of the mayor of Düsseldorf, he loses everything. Soon after this occurrence the director and other doctors who mocked Tenma are mysteriously murdered, and both Johan and his twin sister disappear. The prime suspect is Tenma, but due to the lack of evidence the police were unable to do anything. Nine years pass and the mysterious killings start up again. One night Tenma finds one of his patients held at gunpoint by none other than the little boy he saved all those years ago, Johan. Johan kills his patient, and spares the life of Tenma, saying he could never kill the life of the man who saved him and flees. The police suspect Tenma for the murder, and he's sent on the run. The story then follows Tenma's journey throughout Europe as he tries to unveil Johan's plot behind all the murders as he hides from the police. Reasons to watch this anime: Characters: There are many characters in this show that are focused upon, not just Tenma and Johan. Both main and side characters affect the plot. You will spend a few episodes getting to know their story. In the beginning it seems like all the stories don't relate, but in the end they all intertwine to create one grand creation. Length: Now I'm very picky when it comes to legnths of anime that I watch. If an anime has more than 100 episodes I won't touch it with a ten foot pole. Monster is 74 episodes in length, which made me sceptical about it at first. However, since not all the episodes focused around Tenma, and had other stories that tied together, it was hard to notice the episodes just whipping by me. The length of this anime is perfect. The story is neither rushed nor drawn out. With the main story of Tenma, and the side stories of his old friends and enemies, everything is executed perfectly and smoothly. Music: Monster has one of the best soundtracks I've heard in an anime. I guarantee that the music will chill you to your core. Take an example from the . Voice acting: Both the sub and dubbed versions of the anime are fantastic. Now we all know how hard it can be to find a dubbed version of an anime where the voices actually fit the characters, and this show does that. There are many familiar voices in this anime, such as Liam O'Brien as Kenzo Tenma, Richard Epcar as Inspector Runge (a detective after Tenma), Laura Bailey as a young boy named Dieter who travels alongside Tenma, along with appearances from Kirk Thornton, Yuri Lowenthal, Patrick Seitz, and Kyle Hebert. Best villain ever? Yes, best villain ever.: Johan, the glorious bastard himself. He is the monster behind Monster. Adults trust him, children love him, and Neo Nazi organizations want him to be their leader. Oh yeah, and he looks fabulous in a wig and skirt. Johan is the kind of man who knows how to use his strengths to the fullest. He can talk sober men into drinking themselves to their death, and can promise children holy power if they can survive his game of jumping off the roof of a tall building (which they actually believe and attempt). Johan doesn't need special powers, money, or an army behind him. He just needs his young trusting face, and silver tongue. The full anime is available to watch both on Youtube and Hulu, and the manga you'll be able to find online as well. Both the anime and manga are hard to find in stores, and if you watch or read the anime or manga and you like it, be sure to pick either of them up if you find them in stores! Seriously I missed my chances and regretted it.

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50 shades of spoilers

To bite me continuously over the years and make me scratch the bites so they'll leave scars and make people think that I have Eczema

Just because somebody knows the title of an anime or manga doesn't mean they've watched it. Like personally I've heard of a lot of the anime on the list, but I've never had the urge to watch any of the episodes. Some people need the recommendation to try watching a few episodes instead of just seeing the title of it while browsing through a list of anime on a website. Which brings me to my next point... Personally, when making recommendations, I find it a lot more affective if you provide a little explanation as to why you're recommending them. What makes them pop out from the thousands of other anime/manga out there? Is the art a different style? Is the plot interesting? Do they have good voice actors? Are the characters even likeable? Persuade us as to why we'd want to watch them instead of just listing the titles out.

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season 2

there are a lot of episodes of Doctor Who that will make you cry

you're gonna cry

*Daleks omg wait until later on in the episode

Or some other character whose name is Rose

Can't tell if talking about Doctor Who, Titanic, or Homestuck.

So according to this logic... I'm a guy... and Sirius Black gives me blowjobs....

More news concerning series 7! It's just been revealed by the official Doctor Who twitter that Richard E. Grant will be appearing in the new series! Grant has unofficially portrayed both the tenth and ninth Doctor in comedic sketches and animated webcasts. He will be in the 2012 Christmas special, character has yet to be announced. This is also the first episode the new companion, Clara, will be revealed. So his character might have some relation to her. Who knows? [source]

as we set fire to the rain