Aquacorde

Something I found on 4chan that's supposedly rumors of the XY anime, though I'm showing you this because it contains info about a certain sommelier extraordinaire:

This post on another forum I go to demonstrates the projects of Minneapolis:

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showpost.php?p=102909389&postcount=1286

I just wants some of those newer developments to be taller. Most of what's going up around Minneapolis is adding density, but it's only bumping things up to 5 or 6 stories in most areas outside of Downtown, and only 25 or 30 in most of Downtown.

So, in short, it's a book series.

I haven't touched my own bookshelves in a long time, the only moment I take upon reading something of the sort happens to be when I retreat to the bathroom for a long stay. I don't imply anything by this, it's just the moment for me to read a book.

Pardon my nescience on the matter, but what is Discworld?

Oh, of course it would have to be interesting architecturally. But if it has to be monotonous, I'd rather have the "all-glass" facades of the towers from the '70s, '80s, and '90s as opposed to the concrete monoliths of the '50s, '60s, and early '70s.

Though I'd prefer more residential buildings the size of the Carlisle, personally. They'd add a bit of variance to the tallest buildings in the skyline.

Yeap, you're absolutely right, but the very first episode somehow put me off, right at the part when they were talking about bases. Didn't get curious or farsighted to watch more. The only part that made me giggle was when the guy in the cyan suit asked what were the others talking about.

Is that so? I watched the first episode and many parts of it were beyond me, so I determined that it must've been my lack of game culture that hid my enthusiasm.

It would be a sign that Minneapolis is very well off, particularly if it happens in the next 20 years.

Adorkable much?

This is Seattle:

If I played Halo I would at least watch R&B but I don't so I won't.

Towers that define the city's skyline and push its upper limits higher. Most of Minneapolis's newer towers are shorter 25 to 35 story buildings, with very little even attempting to rival the 3 big ones (IDS, Wells Fargo, and Capella Tower).

Let us hope that this is not the case. Just making it clear, though, that RWBY is the only Roosterteeth IP I follow.

It'd be even nicer if there were more signature towers going up in the city.

But RWBY deserves any amount of hype. Of any color.

Better than nothing, worse then something else, I guess. Indeed, if you find better, you keep better.

I'm also excited for it, although I might be away again during the premiere-and therefore hype period.

At least you have a job. What do you think of RWBY?

Would you indulge to details or is this as far as I go?

If I recall correctly, it was when we last talked.

How's your life going?

You're a moderator now? That's pretty cool. You achieved one of your objectives, Anna.