CAA: Christian Anime Alliance

Ok so this is my fist post. I'm a electronics engineering and servicing tech. major at Milford. I have very recently become a fan of anime. This happened one weekend last quarter. I was staying the weekend at the dorms and borrowed some some of my roommates Inu-yasha DVDs. I'm still trying to finger out why I liked them some much. But I did.

Well that's all for now.

Wave

PS hope to get a picture soon.

Sweet! Welcome to CAA. I hope you find it to your liking!

Welcome to CAA, Wave! Nice to see a new anime fan! Feel free to use the anime and manga reviews to find more series that you think you'll like! Anyways, see you around the boards!

Hello and welcome! *throws confetti* Hope you have lots of fun here!

Hey! welcome to CAA! I hope you enjoy your stay ^^

great major! welcome to CAA, wave!

Thanks One and all. Um... Someone just chalenged me to a game of snake how do I exampt the game.

go to arcade by clicking on it on CAA's top menu bar... from there, i'm pretty sure there's a box that let's you accept the challenge and play your opponent... good luck

hello and welcome to caa!

Ok here is my weird pictior which has nothing to do with anime.

If any on has any obections, speek now or for ever hold your peace.

So I'm would it be far to ask thoughs of you that have welcmed me to tell me a little about your selfs. I'll make no bones about it. I'm hopeing to make some friends on this sight.

Welcome to the Nuthouse!

About me? Hmm... Well, I'm a computer geek. I like anime. I'm active in my church. Anything else?

Mithrandir wrote:Welcome to the Nuthouse!

About me? Hmm... Well, I'm a computer geek. I like anime. I'm active in my church. Anything else?

Your a computer geek? Cool! I’m a computer geek of sorts. I think mostly I’m just a geek in general. I’m really into the the hard ware end of things. I enjoy taking apart things and designing simple circuits a lot.

So what kind of computer geek are you. Are you the kind that know 3 or 4 different high level languages or are you the type that know or are you more into the hard ware end of things

I say there are only 10 kinds of people in this word; those that know binary and those that don’t.

wave

Welcome to the sanest crazy place on the web!

I hope you're happy here!

Welcome! Be sure to check out the non-anime boards too!

Oh But I have! I think I spent over 3 hours yesterday, when I should have been doing my school work, checking them out!

Welcome, Wave!

Cool avatar - looks like a very damped square wave and some other periodic wave on an oscilliscope (yes, I'm a Computer Systems Engineer - related to the Elec Eng peoples).

Have fun and hope to see you around more!

[quote="Wave"]Your a computer geek? Cool! I’m a computer geek of sorts. I think mostly I’m just a geek in general. I’m really into the the hard ware end of things. I enjoy taking apart things and designing simple circuits a lot.

So what kind of computer geek are you. Are you the kind that know 3 or 4 different high level languages or are you the type that know or are you more into the hard ware end of things

I say there are only 10 kinds of people in this word]

I'm kinda into everything. Let's see. How many languages do I know? I stopped counting when I discovered I was pretty proficient in about a dozen. I can go back and compile an exhaustive list if you really want, but I don't think it's statistically usefull data. I'm also into fairly low level hardware (I'd rather program a // port demux + relay circut with a fun C backend to turn on and off lights than try to do the same thing with X10 like some computer nerds I know. I'm more into system security these days, though I'm working on an enterprise level CIS masters.

c-ya 'round!

Thanks every one for the worm welcom!

I'm kinda into everything. Let's see. How many languages do I know? I stopped counting when I discovered I was pretty proficient in about a dozen. I can go back and compile an exhaustive list if you really want, but I don't think it's statistically usefull data. I'm also into fairly low level hardware (I'd rather program a // port demux + relay circut with a fun C backend to turn on and off lights than try to do the same thing with X10 like some computer nerds I know. I'm more into system security these days, though I'm working on an enterprise level CIS masters.

Cool! I only know one language, Vb.net, and i'm not very profisent in it. Thanks for the reaply

Cool avatar - looks like a very damped square wave and some other periodic wave on an oscilliscope (yes, I'm a Computer Systems Engineer - related to the Elec Eng peoples).

Glad you like my avatar! I though it was kind of weird myself, but it's probably more me then any thing else I have in my photo albume. I REALLY like electronics. The waveforms are actuly off of a switch mold power supply I'm trying to build. I have it working but it's vary inefficent.

If I may ask another question. What are some thing I should know about form edicit? Like when is it ok or not ok to start a new thread?

Wave wrote:If I may ask another question. What are some thing I should know about form edicit? Like when is it ok or not ok to start a new thread?

It's usually good to search first if you suspect there may be an existing thread on a certain topic... but on the other hand, posting on a really old topic (older than, say, 1-2 months) is called gravedigging, and is frowned upon unless you have something worthwhile to say (eg. posting "Yeah, I agree." is not a worthwhile reason to gravedig a thread). See here.

The 'sticky' posts at the top of each forum section give details of the rules; and also take a look at the 'faq' link at the top of each page.

Oops! I'm shore I've doen some of that allready. How do you tell how old a thread is?

The list of threads in the sub-forum you are viewing (eg. General, Goof Off, etc...) is ordered by date of last post, with the most recent ones at the very top. The dates are shown on the far right column.

Warrior4Christ wrote:The list of threads in the sub-forum you are viewing (eg. General, Goof Off, etc...) is ordered by date of last post, with the most recent ones at the very top. The dates are shown on the far right column.

Thanks!

wave.

Hello new member of our food supply....uh, I mean! Welcome to the board.

*Hands out Chocolate Pocky and Ramnue Soda to our new member*

If you ever need to talk to someone, just send a pm.

Wingzero22

welcome

Thanks all!

Inuyasha is one of the best animes to watch IMO.If you like it try another of Rumiko Takahashi's series:Ranma 1/2,it's more comedic in nature with some slapstick martial arts.
Also if you like Star Trek and Sci Fi in general try Crest and Banner of the Stars and also Geneshaft,etc.

Greetings and welcome to the CAA. I would be happy to point you in the direction of manga that is good and "clean" enough for beginning readers. If you like Inuyasha, then I strongly suggest picking up another one of Takahashi's works: Maison Ikkoku. God bless.
-Phantom

Wecome to 'de forum mon. Good to see some more college students here.

Welcome to CAA Wave. Jump right in on some threads. There are plenty of fun and weird people here. Just watch out for a few of them...That Ark is a weird one. Oh wait. ^^

mitsuki lover wrote:Inuyasha is one of the best animes to watch IMO.If you like it try another of Rumiko Takahashi's series:Ranma 1/2,it's more comedic in nature with some slapstick martial arts.
Also if you like Star Trek and Sci Fi in general try Crest and Banner of the Stars and also Geneshaft,etc.

Thanks! I have a sligh probem though. I don't know exatly where to find more anime or manga. To be onest I'm stumped, I really don't have the money in my budget right now to buy anime or manga and they really don't think they have any at my library. My olny hope is that I can find someone to barow it from or somethink. *ponders*