Your votes have been tallied for the best UC Gundam series. And the champion is... 08th MS Team with a whopping 60%!
Runners up include...
2nd place falls to Zeta Gundam with 16%

3rd is owned by Gundam 0080 with 11% By association Gundam ZZ and Victory Gundam are the worst, each with only 1%.

The other day I found a little notice stuff in my apartment door. It was information to sign up with AptConnect.com. A website that apparently serves as a fun little online social community when a real life community is too lazy to communicate between their apartment door and car. Okay, no, I don't know anyone who lives here. Irregardless, AptConnect wanted to get to know me. Nothing wrong with that in theory... well let's just say that their survey process needs a bit of work... If you have interested, check here. If not, select the things you're not interested in below. Money & Investing, interest. Networking, interest. Electronics, interest. Sedans? Non-interest.
I love playing X Games!

Why should you never visit me? Apparently there's a good chance you'll back into a dumpster... [edit - my friend asked me to remove them, so I have]

News flash, history rewriters: Gundam SEED was never good. Stop saying that Gundam SEED Destiny wasn't up to par with the original. I've seen both, and Destiny is only marginally worse. The series began as copypasta of the original Gundam series, with it's own Newtypes, White Base, Amuro Ray, Bright Noa (split into two character), Char, Side 7, and Earth Federation. Then we move into Zeta copypasta with it's take on the drop operation on Jaburo, then back to 0079 copypasta with the execution of a Giren Zabi. The character designs were awful, the mecha designs were indentical, the plot structure predictable, the animation an irritating "ultra-shiny" sheen, the writing sloppy, the characters unlikable, and the conclusion unsatisfying. And it always astonishes me when I hear that the music was great - which music? The Inu Yasha-esque pop music OPs and EDs? The generic background music?

Anime I'd Like To See Licensed for Region 1 DVD/HD-DVD/Blu-Ray: Legend of the Galactic Heroes - Sweeping epic space opera, deeply immersed in the philosophy of politics, war, and life. It's 110 episodes long, which means a long wait if it were released volume-by-volume, with three or four episodes per, but if they made season boxsets and released one or two a year, they would have it done in two to four years and it would be awesome. I suggest David Wittenburg as Yang Wen-li in the dub. David Kaye as Reinhard von Lohengramm. Extras could include models, soundtracks, booklets with linear art for ships and/or notes pertaining to the classical music used in each episode. I would guess that a company like Bandai Entertainment or AnimeEigo would pick this up. Maybe Central Park Media.

One of my favorite scenes from Zeta Gundam.

Today while romping around the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum's Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center a friend of mine noticed someone walking around taking photographs of the various aircraft exhibited. This person, looked just like a certain Michael Bay. Bay, the *famous* producer/director of such films as Transformers, Pearl Harbor, and Armageddon. He is pictured above on the set of the upcoming Alfred Hitchcock remake, The Birds, commanding them to be awesome. The man we suspect to have been Michael Bay was seen walking around the center at a very brisk pace. Bay, along with six posse members (and possibly a museum director/tour guide) snapped photos and took notes of various aircraft.

Bloody amazing. //--> and...