Laura

I write stuff for the school website, so I needed to interview the president of a certain school club. I wrote to him yesterday, and I was pleased when he responded almost instantly saying that he would be glad to be interviewed. I emailed back saying that we could meet sometime between 3:30 and 7 on Thursday at a specific place.

I expected him to get back to me quickly again, but nothing happened. I am on the club email list, and he sent out the weekly club email, so he has clearly been online today. From his previous actions, I expected him to at least respond within the day. Maybe he just missed my email somehow? Or maybe I should take his silence to mean that we're meeting at 3:30? I feel like I should email him again, but I don't know what I should say. Help me, Internet!

I first watched Higurashi When They Cry back when Funimation had it up on YouTube. My friends keep telling me to watch the second season, but since I dislike pirating anime, I figure I should ask the internet whether there is any legal way to watch it.

Apparently Funimation has no plans to license it. eBay directed me to some Malaysian bootlegs, and Amazon just has the Region 2 Japanese version. Kai is not available on Hulu, Netflix, CrunchyRoll, or YouTube (legally). So, unless anyone volunteers some info on how I can watch Kai in the US, I guess I will be left with no choice except to, erm... not watch it. Yes. That is definitely what I will do. I will not click these tempting links that I happened to bookmark. Accidentally.

I am hoping to get a comic for a friend who likes the X-Men, but unfortunately my X-Men knowledge is limited. Can anyone recommend a particular storyline, issue, TPB, etc for someone who

Likes: Jubilee, Nightcrawler, Gambit, and Storm

and

Dislikes: Wolverine and Emma Frost

She particularly enjoyed X-Men Noir, if that gives you an idea of her tastes.