I wouldn't want Zoro as my husband! XD

Japanese working women polled on One Piece

So of course they ask which character they'd want as their boyfriend (#1 was Sanji) and which one they'd want as their husband (#1 was Zoro). Honestly, I'm a little worried about the ladies that picked Luffy. (I kid, I kid!) And how is Ace so low on that list?!

About the live action stuff (which is not happening, and SHOULD NEVER EVER BE ATTEMPTED BY ANYONE EVER), I love Shingo but he's too old to play Luffy. And too tall. He was too tall when he was Luffy's age. XD Shun's too handsome to play Zoro, and I think the same goes for Osamu Mukai in regards to Sanji.

I'm still at the beginning of the Impel Down arc, so nobody spoil me please!

In other news, the US wants to make their own version of Misfits. Which is kinda weird, since I think Mistfits was written as a British take on the superhero show genre, since we don't really make those kinds of shows. I think The Office is the only Brit show that sucessfully made the transatlantic transition, and that's cos the theme of the show was kind of universal anyway. Americans aren't as thick as TV producers seem to think they are, I'm sure they'll be able to understand the show just fine as it is. Although it probably won't be allowed to air on network television, given the content. XD They're doing an American version of Skins and Being Human as well. Given half the chance, I'm sure they'd remake Doctor Who!

*nerd rage alert*

I'm putting this under a cut, just in case anyone on my f-list reads Ultimate Spider-Man and doesn't want to be spoiled...

( The new storyline...I no like. )

I'm not picking up the regular canon books either. From what I've seen of it, I would only get mad at the end of each issue. It's like someone who was annoyed their ship didn't work out, so they break up the canon couple but can't make their ship work without seriously re-tooling the story, so they make up a random chick and every page with her in it is like SHE IS THE NEW LOVE OF HIS LIFE, DEAL WITH IT. I stopped reading DC comics cos they were writing stories that the staff wanted to see, not stories that everyone would enjoy. (Although Red Robin does look good...)