Why do people cut their hair when stressed or upset?
I've seen people do that. It's more like an urge to change themselves from being the person they have been before. People also try to change the way they look by changing their dressing style. They can feel different and as the past look is attached with shitty or bad memories and it feel good that they are not the same person anymore.Some people may do it because they love their hair so much. Yea, you heard that right. An external shock psychologically can help them to rehabilitate themselves. Takes their mind off the issue that was worrying them before. It may work.Look at this quote by chuck palahniuk (Author of Fight club)My only writing ritual is to shave my head bald between writing the first and second drafts of a book. If I can throw away all my hair, then I have the freedom to trash any part of the book on the next rewrite.See?!, gives the guts that it's OK to fuck up things when you are stressed.
Which anime should I watch (underrated but good story line)?
Well this is a tricky question. There are many anime which are underrated because of biased or versatile opinions and tastes. I will list down some underrated anime which I found to be good.Btooom! (Genres: Action, Sci-Fi, Psychological, Seinen, Mystery): Btooom is a story about Ryouta Sakamoto who is world’s one of the best BTOOOM, an online game, player. Suddenly when he opens his eyes one day, he finds himself in an unknown island and is forced to play the game BTOOOM in real life to continue living. He soon meets different people who competes him and tries to outsmart him in this real life survival game. Honestly speaking, I liked it more than Sword Art Online in terms of action, mystery and even romance.2. Charlotte (Genres: Drama, School, Super Power): Charlotte is an original story by Jun Maeda, writer of Angel Beats, Clannad, Kanon, Little Busters and Air. So you will know what to expect from this anime if you have seen any of his anime (since they are all sad-types). It narrates the sad story about a group of children who have superpowers till they are adults who rebel against the scientists and politics who tries to capture them for test experiments.3. Ao Haru Ride (Genres: Comedy, Drama, Romance, School, Shoujo, Slice of Life): If you are into romance, then I would suggest you to watch this anime. This anime has one of the best soundtracks.4. Orange (Genres: Sci-Fi, Drama, Romance, School, Shoujo): Another romance anime but with a different style. Naho Takamiya gets letters from her future self asking her to change the future and avoid doing things which she regrets later in her life.5. Pokemon XY (Genres: Action, Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy, Kids): Well if you thought that the new Pokemon anime cannot be as good as the old school first season anime, then you were wrong. In Pokemon XY, the characters are finally shown to be mature. Ash observes other characters more and emotions are shown better. Infact there is even one implied kiss scene of Serena and Ash!! It’s not the old Pokemon that you knew. It can be said to be even better! The fights have also improved a great deal. Give it a try!
What are some slang terms used among police officers?
The most derogatory terms for the bad guys and citizens who are just pains in the rectum:A.H. = Adam Henry (A-dam H-enry) If you don’t get it…..sometimes you will hear it as “Jack Hole”…..now what starts with an “A” that ends with HOLE ?RICHARD CRANIUM= What starts with a “D” and is a nickname for Richard ? What is the non-medical layman’s term for the Cranium ? Do these clues HEAD you in the right direction ?
What are your top 3 anime styles?
(A2A) While I find it easy to “analyze” any given design, and tell what kind of mood, genre or target audience it serves based on how it looks… that’s as far as I’d go.Because whenever I tried it the other way around in the past (gathering up abstract criteria to define broad stylistic categories), I quickly came up with so many exceptions and borderline cases that I felt such categories to be synthetic at best.As a result, each design now ultimately stands on its own for me: not as a collection of abstract “genre standards”, but as a reflection of the choices made by a single artist to tell that single, specific story.Still, if I put the empiric approach aside and simply focus on “things I enjoy"…By now, I heavily lean towards character designs that are either sleek, cuddly-cute or both. Which doesn’t mean I wouldn’t be able to enjoy others, but those are the two “flavors” I find myself being most consistently drawn to.Sleek: By sleek I mean designs that are fairly stylized (as opposed to realistic) and use a “clean” overall look with fine, crisp lines which then get emphasized by a handful of well-placed, deliberately more sharp angles. Most typically this shows in eye shapes, and sometimes in chin lines.Cuddly-Cute:This is specifically about a 小動物 kind of cute, akin to what you feel when you look at a puppy. Fitting designs often feature pastel colors, big heads and rounded shapes, especially when it comes to the eyes. Commonly seen in (but not limited to) Moe-type shows.…or both.There aren’t that many artists or shows that manage to somehow mix the two (in my eyes). But it’s not like there are no examples whatsoever either. I feel Little Busters! successfully did it. As does Bekkankou (べっかんこう), an artist who I have been a huge fan of ever since I first came across his work: