Thursday, March 6, 2008
The purpose of this document is to practice the publishing process
4/3 Doraemon episode 2
To prevent Nobita from making mistakes. Of course, this is a difficult task, since Nobita is the weakest and least intelligent child in his class. And Doraemon is not the smartest of robots, either, however he does have a 4-dimensional pocket on his front, which contains all manner of cool gadgets from the 22nd Century, and it is with these toys that Doraemon will try to help Nobita ploblem. Because of Nobita is a generous person, he try to save a stray dog and cat eventually lead him try to save a whole group of stray animals (his mother is NOT pleased^^). How they try to save them???
3/19 Doraemon episode 1
Nobita is a fourth-grade boy who wears glasses and lives in Tokyo. One day, a strange being pops up in his desk drawer --- a round, blue cat-style robot (minus ears), who fails to introduce himself and instead eats Nobita's afternoon snack and then goes back into the drawer. The matter is eventually straightened out and explained.Nobita's great-great-grandson lives in the 22nd Century --- except, thanks to Nobita's mistakes, the entire family is living in poverty. To rectify this, Nobita's descendent is sending his robot Doraemon (not a very high-quality robot^^) back to the past, to help prevent Nobita from making mistakes. to be continue...
3/13 update
My favourite super-hero is Doraemon. Doraemon is a cat-like robot from the 22nd century of the future. His favorite food is dorayaki, a sweet bean paste filled bun, and his birthday is 2112-9-3 he is also know by the name "Ding-dong". He weighs 129.3 kg, is 129.3 cm tall, can leap 129.3 cms in the air and can run 129.3 km per hour. He is afraid of mice and hates rats, his ears were eaten off by rats. He has a fourth-dimensional pocket on his abdomen from which he can take out many amazing TOOLS. Doraemon was sent back to the 20th century because Nobita's grandson can't bear to see his grandfather suffer. So he sent Doraemon to help out with Nobita's troubles.
Tuesday, March 4, 2008
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