Inverted Black-Hole Spitting Anti-Jesus

In the name of aforementioned Cthulhoid deity, I've procrastinated for a long time.
I must regrettably say that I have nothing really constructive to write about, so brace for some random keyboard-mashing.
Another ep3: A doll's eye? O R'lyeh? Iä R'lyeh. Well, the series is building up, and it now seems quite unlikely that it will move into the Angel Beats! territory that I feared. For one, the dolls seem to be playing a pretty large role. For two, there seems to be a connection between the two Misakis, and the cousin explanation probably isn't true, as there are more than two decades between them, and both are in their teens. For Master Spark, no matter how cliché the "Keiichi Kouichi breathing heavily" scenes are, there's still plenty of awesome to make up for it. The series is moving in a direction I like, but that just means I'll blow a fuse even harder if it somehow manages to cock it up later in.
PapaKiki ep3: I had a quite hard time making my way through ep2. Like, Iwakasa's Moon Curse hard. No, even more than that. Lunatic Knock Out In Three Steps hard. It was so painful that I needed an entire full-length blog entry to vent. It was even worse than how the Claymore anime ended. Wait, no, it was more like the Tsukihime anime. As in, we don't even talk about it. On that note, wouldn't it be nice if they made a Tsukihime anime? They had some plans, but they got cancelled. They never made one. Capisce? They never made one.
Anyway, PapaKiki ep3. They somehow managed to get the thing standing again, impossible as it seemed. It added a drama element to the series that I'm not sure will work, but we'll have to wait and see. Anyhow, I don't really watch it as much as look through it - I leave the actual watching to a certain legendary loli-god with a pencil mustache.