Or autistic, or having some other form of mental condition that changes the way the mind works. Such as all of them.

It was during an Independence Day vacation. Week-long. I doubt many Aussies would visit then and for that short a time.

Apart from the fact that it happened in Florida.

Always act as if a gun is loaded and has the safety off even if you know otherwise?

I like to think it's slightly better for both the body and the wallet, if not always the mind.

Indeed! In fact, we often look like seals when we're lying on surfboards, which are a much more appetising meal.

I don't see why that needed downvotes. Sure, the response is understandable, but sharks generally don't go after people intentionally.

Kuroko no Basuke, also known as Kuroko's Basketball. One of the openings translated the title as The Basketball Which Kuroko Plays, which while more precise, isn't concise enough.

Take a look at Zankyou no Terror and get back to me once you've stitched your heart back something resembling its original form. Possibly the only anime I've ever shed tears for, and definitely the one I've shed the most over.

It was in Australia too. Less scary than the animals, but not always by a whole lot.

Yep. Australia is weird, trust an Aussie. Cassowaries are scary. Wobbegongs are cool, though.

Ask Hououin Kyouma, not me. I just followed his example.

You will have Bring Your Cat to Work Day. And, one day later, a cat graveyard and proof that quantum mechanics don't exist following your insane AI logic.

That said, inbreeding used to keep a dog's 'pedigree' can cause damaged DNA to be passed from parent to child, hence making genetic disorders more likely to occur.

*goes back in time again*
*tases them*
*gets stabbed*
*uses own blood to cause past self to think saved person is dead*
*returns to own time with saved person*
There, all better.

I'm pretty sure that the Japanese refer to all animation as 'anime,' so technically it is, if only in Japan.

Australia too, or South Australia at least.

Or the £ one. Or be confused because they live where neither of those are used.