MY SOMEWHAT INCOMPLETE GUNDAM TIERS CHART.

LOW TIER

These are the Gundam entries that just don't quite make it for one reason (or for several, in some cases). Either they have problems with the plot, with the cast of characters, or just don't excel as much as expected. These aren't irredeemable Gundam entries, but they are far from acceptable from the Gundam franchise. I should add, before I begin, that I still have not completed one of the entries. In fact, I've barely begun.

MY SOMEWHAT INCOMPLETE GUNDAM TIERS CHART.

Now, the concept of ranking anime programs via tiers is a pasttime of the people on 4chan. Well, actually, they do it with various types of media, and even people and music. Usually tiers lead to a lot of shitstorms, though, and generally tier threads are (and should be treated as) troll threads. Tier threads are absolutely awful, mostly because the rankings go unexplained and they lack the nuance of a more ordered numbering system. Still, those tier charts are tempting to attempt.

Tier charts are usually divided into a few different tiers. Here I've divided it into the popular ranks of "God Tier", "High Tier", "Mid Tier", "Low Tier", and "Shit Tier". "God Tier" being the tier in which, in my opinion, the best Gundam anime are in, whereas "Shit Tier" has the worst Gundam has to offer. Since I enjoy ending on a high note, let's begin with the worst of the worst, the Shit Tier.

I wanna have a pure time. Everyone's a noble mind.

During tonight's episode of House I noticed something peculiar in the Verizon Wireless' BlackBerry Storm commercial. Can you catch it too? (Assuming this entry's title didn't give it away already)

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Part 2

Is the loss of Bubba such a great thing?

Part 1

I'm a subscriber to Sirius Satelite Radio. I love satelite radio. Commercial free music with great variety, crisp sound, comedy, sports, radio classics, news, talk. Howard Stern. I wanted satelite radio for years, but got Sirius for Howard Stern. It was the difference between Sirius and XM to me (yeah, Judd, I realize you prefer O&A on XM). So, I'm largely a subscriber because of Howard, and though his show has somewhat waned in quality over the years, he still puts on a good one, and one of the few radio comedy shows I can stick with long term.