the war. for the most part would consist of us fighting the minions/servants of the other demonlord. But that is where the qampain ended, due to time constraints, and to some part lazynes of the others and a bit of sicknes

"may or may not include me selling him a bridge belonging to a military base"

Did you steal the bridge first?

can start our by saying that the players, includeing me were quite noobish, might aslo been a cleric and not a paladin, as i just remembered the paladin dying earlier.

but anyway, due to past events we found ourself traped in the plane of the demonlords, so to get out we made a deal with one, that was traped. so in return for freeing him, he would take us back to our world, were we would wage war on another demonlord, and each of us would get one wish/gift granted to us, and all we had to do was a sacreficial ritual, where the mage offered himself, and in return came back as a sucubuss

the war. for the most part would consist of us fighting the minions/servants of the other demonlord. But that is where the qampain ended, due to time constraints, and to some part lazynes of the others and a bit of sicknes

what anon said

The Shit grammar and 4 liches clue me in as BS, but the Paladin and demon mage doesnt fit as a reason.

Some of the best parties i've been involved in have had 2 or more of the party trying to kill each other.

A paladin would never dare ally himself with a demon loving mage.

our one was not quite a demon mage and a paladin, but both were opposed to each other and there were quite a few attempts to kill one another. The rest of the party needed both of them, so had to stop them from killing each other or sabotaging their actions.

"Americans" the word you're looking for is "Americans"

You like Tim Minchin, don't you?

i have to say, i do

A variety of therapeutic or preventive health care practices that do not follow generally accepted medical methods and may not have a scientific explanation for their effectiveness.

Depends on what you consider as evidence. A friend of my mother works with alternative medicine. Developed treatment methods for... fuck, I'm not sure what at this point over the last 20 years and works with various athletes and children with like... motor dysfunctions. I'm not sure if there is any documented proof to his methods, but they have proven to work plenty of times.

Do you know what they call alternative medicine that's been proved to work? Medicine

I'd emphasize on the "hat do not follow generally accepted medical methods" part in the sense that just cause it isn't scientifically proven or w/e doesn't mean that it's not supposed to work.

doctors often suggest do it you'll die patients to live a healthier lifestyle, improving their diet, and working out more/at all. that's not alternative medicine or medicine at all, it's just living a healthier life.

doctor also suggest not prescribe vitamin supplements because it has been tested and proven that several diseases and conditions is due only to a vitamin deficiency.

It's important to know that Doctors have dedicated their lives to save others, when they have a suspicion that something might have a positive effect on someones health they will research and test it, sometimes it works and that why our medical science evolves and changes based on what people discover and invent.
sometimes it doesn't and then people keep doing it anyway and charge ludicrous amounts of money for something proven not to work. that's alternative medicine.

Regardless of whether or not an explanation to why it works exist?

if it worked there would be evidence of it, people would be doing massive studies on the process trying to figure out how slapping someone with a fish cured their asthma.

If we don't know why it works, but it demonstrably works in an unbiased medical setting, then it's medicine. We don't understand the actual mechanism of many drugs that affect the brain like SSRI's, but they've been tested and proven to work.

To reiterate what #2 said, alternative medicine is "medicine" that has either not been conclusively proven to work, or been conclusively proven not to work (like homeopathy).

>aromatherapy
So... something that has in no way been conclusively proven to work?

>Tai Chi
It's good exercise, it's not "alternative medicine" unless it's being pushed as something that will "maintain your energy flow" or some such crap.

I'm by no means saying that all medicines are perfect or that there aren't alternative medicines that work (hell, many real medicinal compounds have been used as part of folk medicine for hundreds of years) just that if something is actively presenting itself as "alternative medicine", all that means is that it's results inconclusive (or conclusively nonexistent).

Acupuncture?

Same as aromatherapy. The vast majority of data on it is inconclusive.

M8 nearly every anime has its seasons end at 12 episodes with the 13th episode being the second season.

12 episodes then 6 OVAs

rakaka rimmerdall tsuyu

Let me clear this up. The show is slated to have 12 episodes and stop with 6 ovas releasing on the DVD. These 6 OVAs are being written by ONE and as such are most likely new content. With the response it has gotten, it is likely to get a second season. Everyone loves One Slap Chap.

With the response it's gotten? Sure, in isolated western anime niches. In Japan, where it matters if you want your show to get a second season, OPM isn't actually doing so hot. Not enough moe.

I think twofreegerbils is just making this up. There won't be many statistics until dvd sales are out, but the manga did very well.

"The series had 2.2 million copies in print in November 2013, 3.2 million copies in April 2014, and 4.5 million copies in November 2014. The series was one of ten nominated for the seventh annual Manga Taishō Awards in 2014."

I thought it was Singular Strike Simpleton.

Awww....
well, I doubt they will delay the S2 then, cuz this show 2 poplar

It will most likely be a summer (maybe spring) release if there is a second season, depending on both the reception of the show and if they planned to get this reception.

Pretty sure they were, after all it was Mad House and they did hire one of the best animators ever.
Also manga was already popular as fuck even before anime.
It'd be stupid not to expect it to get a good reception.

I agree, but lately madhouse has done a lot of one-off manga adaptations like No Game No Life and Overlord, both of which had great ratings.

True, but just seeing on how much they spent on this one, it's tbh rare to see.