At 06:03 PM 6/15/98 -0500, Redneck Gaijin wrote:

I was channel surfing, when at got to the Cartoon Network and it was 
playing Sailor Moon! I know it's the Dic version but still, it surprised 
me.  I guess it started at 1600 hrs EST, and since it's on Cartoon 
Network that must mean their going to do a super chunk on it.  That 
means on one saturday or sunday they'll show it for four to six hours 
strait!  

Actually, since the non-Quest Toonami series (Thundercats, Voltron,
Robotech, and Sailor Moon) are all syndicated through Program Exchange- that
is, Turner Enterprises/Cartoon Network has no ownership in them- it would
probably require a special contract for CN to show a 'Super Chunk' of these
shows outside Toonami. 

Toonami? Interesting.

Meanwhile, in the Hong Kong coverage area:

TR: Let me finish this fic... *clack clack clack*

Scriviner: Hey, B'TX is on.

TR: Never mind, there are more important things to do.

(later)

Scriviner: Are you sure? Akazukin Chacha is on right now.

TR: It is? *Save file* I'm there!

(thirty minutes and a magical girl transformation later)

TR: All right! Back to writing The SoAP: Yellow.

Scriviner: Not now, they're showing an interesting Hong Kong English dub of
Big Trouble ii Nekonron China. Shampoo sounds so smart (of course).

TR: Really? I'm there!

(later...)

TR: Finally. Now, where was I...

Scriv: It's time for Yuu Yuu Hakusho.

TR: $%#^*@! The choices an aspiring fanfic writer must make!

(later...)

TR: Now... Finally. (falls asleep).

(The next morning...)

TR: *cracks knuckles* Now, where was I?

Scriv: Hey, it's Secret of Blue Water.

TR: AAAAARRRGH!



Basically, this is a preemptive excuse if Yellow is ever delayed. ^^;

It's also a gloat. As if you couldn't tell. ^^;
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