I just watched 'The Garden of Torment' (1976) by Christian Gion and 'The Ninth Heart' (1979) by Juraj Herz.

Struggle in the Valley (1954) - Youssef Chahine

It's ketchup or nothing. As much as I am okay with mayonnaise on sandwiches, I can't imagine using it as a dipping sauce.

I was bit put off by the animation as well and, though I got a bit more used to it as the episodes clicked away, I was still put off a bit by everyone but Motoko's design as they all just look a bit blocky and stiff to me. I was not very into the usual government shenanigans pushing section 8 folks around narrative, but I started to get into it as I hit the last few episodes and was rather sad to find out the season ends without a conclusion.

So I suppose you could say I'm now mildly hyped for the second season to see where it goes. I really enjoyed Motoko's boxing trick on the one post-human, and I was really enjoying the post-human child on the final episodes. It made me wish they went a little more into the back stories of at least a couple of the other post-humans.

I have to wear one when I'm at work, and I usually put one on when I venture out to a store. Though I'm an "at risk" type o' person, I know my body likes to be a big time carrier of some illnesses that don't bother me but get others sick so...I figure I should probably try to be careful not to expose others.

Pepsi or whatever Root Beer I feel like trying at the time.

My preference is for In-N-Out or Tommy's Steak Burgers. Fuddruckers has a really superior hamburger as well, but sadly there are none where I currently live.