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Under the Radar Matthew Williams still had no idea how he'd managed to end up as the navigator for the famous (or more correctly, infamous) pirate airship, the HMS Britannica. He'd always been a shy, unnoticeable boy, often overshadowed by his twin brother Alfred. Eventually, he just settled into the habit of following along with whatever his brother did. So when Alfred decided he wanted to be an airship pilot, Matthew just shook his head and followed him to keep him out of trouble (or try to, at least). A few months later, they were picked up by an airman with a mechanical eye and a French accent, who turned out to be Captain Arthur Kirkla

It was pretty much a normal day for Uzumaki Naruto. He had awoken to the sound of Sai’s screams from the room next to his. Apparently he had read somewhere that using nicknames was a good way to get closer to people, and decided to try it on Sakura. Judging by the fact that he was currently being beaten to a pulp, calling her ‘ugly dog’ had not been a good idea. Deciding to never insult Sakura ever again, the blonde ninja walked down the hallway to the bathroom, where he saw Kiba and Shikamaru sitting on the floor next to the door. “Hey guys” he said, leaning against the wall opposite them. “Hey Naruto”

So today in Math class, Serithaen and lolixNYAFUUN challenged me to explain why I don't like Vocaloid. Well, I accept your challenge, so here is your answer. (NOTE: If you totally love Vocaloid and are likely to be offended when I tear it apart, leave now. kthxbye.) NUMBER ONE - The music sucks. Of course, when I say "the music", I am not referring to every song created with the Vocaloid program. I'm only referring to the songs associated solely with the "Character Vocal Series"; in other words, Hatsune Miku and her creepy friends. You know, songs like "Just Be Friends" and "Magnet". Now I'm not saying my music taste is perfect, or even th