Barnaby Joyce may be an inbred tomato
You may remember Barnaby Joyce as the government minister who thought animal abuse in the Australian Wool industry was not a problem.
Perhaps you remember him trying to justify not giving LGBT people equal rights in Australia because China might not like it.
Surely you know him as the obsessed fan who complemented Johnny Depps appearance and then threatened to kill his dogs.
Barnaby wasn't disciplined for his behavior by the government, in fact he is now the deputy prime minister of Australia.
Barnaby didn't get to kill Johnny Debs puppy's, but he did force Johnny Depp and his wife to apologise on video.
Recently Johnny Depp was asked about the bizarre video in an interview on Jimmy Kimmel Live. Where he suggested that Barnaby Joyce my be inbred with a tomato. He went on saying that the observation wasn't a criticism and that he was merely worried that Joyce may explode.
Barnaby Joyce has not denied the suggestion that he is inbred with a tomato.
In a strange move Barnaby Joyce has instead implied that he himself is a cannibalistic serial killer in the same vein as the fictional Hannibal Lecter. It is unknown at this time if the police are taking this confession seriously or ignoring it as the bleating of a deranged imbecile.
Tokyo Ghoul
This is season one of Tokyo Ghoul. This show is apparently based on a very popular manga, but i have not seen any of the manga.
The basic premise is that there is a race of creatures living beside humankind. These ghouls are indistinguishable from humans (except for maybe via blood test) and the general public know of their existence.
Ghouls can only eat human meat, anything else (mostly) makes them ill. They need to eat once a month but some called binge eaters kill and eat a lot more humans.
There are also gourmand who like to experiment with their diet, i think.
There is a group of government sponsored humans, some obviously psychotic, that go around killing suspected ghouls with impunity.
I have no idea why blood tests and ID cards are not a thing in this world, some ghouls wear masks sometimes to hide their human faces.
Oh the ghouls can also produce kagune from their body's, which range from energy looking things to insect-like appendages. I was reminded of Parasyte by this aspect.
So in this world we have a human who gets turned into a half-ghoul, sort of. I wont say this season is about him as such, but he is in most episodes a lot.
The art is really nice, the music is cool. The premise is interesting, but everything seems a little glossed over, i kind of felt like i was missing large pieces of characterization and exposition.
There is some fan service for those who want it, but other than a boob shot in the first episode most of it isn't gratuitous.
There are some amusing moments and some horrible ones. There is a torture scene that goes on and on and seems like its never going to end, which was probably the point but still.
Also there are a lot of characters, most not fully developed, characterization seems to be a major flaw with this series.
This is classed as a horror anime and i suppose it is, but the only time i was scared was when my cat sat up, and i jumped.
While i enjoyed this series, it is flawed. I wanted more. I want to actually know the characters and care about them. There also seems to be a lot of plot holes, and i hope that season two addresses these issues. Also you should be aware that none of the many plots seem to be resolved this season, the series ends on a cliff hanger.
I will be watching season two, i have hopes for this show.
