Yay! My copy of Melty Blood Actress Again has shipped! I’m looking forward to getting a in good spot of Shiki-no-not-that-Shiki-and-not-that-Shiki-either-but-that-Shiki. It does mean I’ll actually have to hook my PS2 up again for the first time in quite a while, though.

For a week when I’ve been supposed to be taking a break, I’ve actually managed to watch very little anime (as in, nothing since Sunday), played very little in the way of video games, and have spent altogether too much time on blog-related matters. I’m quite clearly doing it wrong.

Anyway, I’ve been sorting through some of my books – those who read the comments here may be aware of the fact that I’ve ended up with duplicate copies of both of the Haikasoru launch titles (that’s All You Need Is KILL and Lords of Sands of Time). Looking through the rest of my pile of books, I also note I have an extra copy of Faust Volume 2, and also Maid Machinegun.

Part of me is thinking that I should really give them away to someone who is actually a regular reader here (I’m hoping I’ve waffled on enough that those who don’t read regularly won’t see this part of the text). I could ask some kind of question that would require some kind of intimate Beta-Waffley knowledge, like asking how many endings there were in Hikki Quest, or what TV show is referenced in practically every ending in Test of Courage, or how many points you get for shooting DiGiKerot in the groin in Author-tan or something equally as ridiculous.

But then I suspect I’d never get rid of the things, or else I’d end up needing to send them half-way across the world or something like that. I really can’t be bothered with the hassle of all that.

So I’ll tell you what – first person with a UK postal address (as in, somewhere to which the Royal Mail delivers without costing me extra or causing me to have to fill in any paperwork) to leave a comment here asking for them can have the lot, or at least those they don’t already have. Just make sure you use a valid e-mail address for the comment – I’ll use it to mail you for your mailing address. Please don’t blag them if you have no intention of actually reading them, either.