Jim Should Just Keep His Candy Ass...

[Buddy Mignon]

in San Antonio. I'm serious... every-time this pussy goes overseas he winds up embarrassing himself and our country.

[m>s]

Fuck off to Pakistan sand n!gger

[elmanutres]

:cryWhat if we told you that Sunday was being discontinued? Like, the day’s just being removed from the calendar:cry forever. You’d be pretty bummed, right? Sure, it lacks the excitement of Friday ni:cryght, or the pure, 100-percent freedom of Saturday, :crybut most of us still look forward to Sunday as a fun poin:cryt in our week.

Well, something similar is about to happen for manga fans. Naruto, creator Masashi Kishimoto’s wildly popular weekly ninja series, is just weeks away from its final installment.
When Naruto made its debut in the pages of Weekly Shonen Jump in 1999, it’s doubtful that even the most optimistic editors at the magazine expected it to last as long as it did. Stories about a plucky warrior in training,:cry who teams up with his friends (one he has a rivalry with, and the other he has feelings for) to face evil foes and overcome challenges had already been done by numerous other series before Kishimoto ever drew:cry sketches of main characters Naruto, Sasuke, and Sakura.

The :crydevil’s in the details, though, and while readers may have seen the broad strokes before, the fine points of Naruto struck a chord with readers and drew them in. It has had such a strong hold on fans that the manga now stands at 694 chapters, with 70 collected volumes :crythat have sold more than 130 million copies in Japan, and another 70 million overseas.

And now, after 15 years, it’s all coming to a close. Kishimoto announced two years ago that Naruto would be winding down, and this week publisher Shueisha announced that the:cry manga’s :cry699th, and final, chapter will be published in the issue of Shonen Jump that hits newsstands on November 10.

Given that Kishimoto is just 39, it’s li:crykely we’ll more manga from the artist after he takes a well-deserved break. Naruto and company aren’t going to immediately disappear altogether either, as there’s a new anime movie, The Last –Naruto the Movie scheduled for release on Dec:cryember 6. Shueisha has also promised some form of “Naruto entertainment” is coming in 2015.

But even though November 10 isn’t going to:cry be a complete and final good-bye, it still marks a big change for fans who have become used to getting together with their ninja buddies once a week for the past decade and a half.:cry

[Sean Cagney]

Title team tbh, your sour because he got 5. Your team says Spurs, pick the right team LA troll when you sign up.

BTW 6-9 and 10 boards to go along with that, GOD AWFUL I tell you, he embarassed himself there. Reaching much troll?:lol:lol

[AlexJones]

He already did retire from international competition 10 years ago. I wouldn't want to represent my country after disappointing like that either.

[Buddy Mignon]

Title team tbh, your sour because he got 5. Your team says Spurs, pick the right team LA troll when you sign up.

BTW 6-9 and 10 boards to go along with that, GOD AWFUL I tell you, he embarassed himself there. Reaching much troll?:lol:lol

Look here, son... Jim had the best half of his life before 6... what happened?

[ChumpDumper]

lol lakerfan is permanently salty

[Sean Cagney]

Look here, son... Jim had the best half of his life before 6... what happened?

He got benched by POP and they could not get a rebound? Not his fault.

He did go out and get 5 this year though, you are seeming to forget the GOD Tim went out and got his 5th. You are still sour, it shows son.:lol:lol

[100%duncan]

Naruto is retiring earlier than Timmy. :lol

[DJR210]

:lol fake internet life