from, we are told at a certain age to put aside childish things. the action figures, dolls, features of our imaginations, to arm ourselves with brutal realities of the real world, real combat, real sex. in japan, increasing numbers of people don t. they continue to live a life inside four walls, inside their mind, the life we call the computer geek, the nerd, as avatars. there s a name for it, a whole subculture of what s called otaku. once a derisive term, now a proud identifier of the geek, one who has turned his back on the real world and finds satisfaction elsewhere. manga, or comic books, hold a different place in the cultural landscape here and address
get too emotional. i ve been brought to tears on this multiple times. tell me about the go fund me site you helped set up. sure. it was kind of an accident. sergeant beck, which was the original officer that was through the door after the thing happened. we were in a meeting that he ran out of to go do that. we talked a little bit. i m good friends with him. we talked a little bit i was check on him and the horrific thing he had gone through walking in on this. he came in the next day and he was like it s an ongoing investigation i can t do that. when fallen officers go down we use go fund me. he s like can you do it? i m a computer geek sometimes and with facebook and different things like that. i want people to know it took 10 minutes, 10 minutes, i m sorry
in japan, increasing numbers of people don t. they continue to live a life inside four walls, inside their mind, the life we call the computer geek, the nerd, as avatars. there s a name for it, a whole subculture of what s called otaku. once a derisive term, now a proud identifier of the geek, one who has turned his back on the real world and finds satisfaction elsewhere. manga, or comic books, hold a different place in the cultural landscape here and address different needs. there s yaoi, for example. otherwise known as boys love manga, extremely popular with teenage girls. stories change, but the core themes are sexually ambiguous boys getting very friendly with each other. what legions of young girls and soccer moms find compelling in the thousands of these titles, something of a mystery to outsiders looking in, but there they are. whole sections of manga
systems administrator, that i don t know what i m talking about, i say it s somewhat misleading. be sure to catch the full interview tonight at 10:00 eastern on your local nbc station. even with the advanced clips, we have seen there s already plenty to talk about here. guys, i watched i jetted home last night to make sure i caught this because this is really the third time i ve heard edward snowden this week. i know he did something with the guardian earlier, but for many people this is the first time people are getting a sense of who he is and how he talks. what really struck me was how wicked smart this guy is. this is not just some computer geek that was on the low totem pole working for the government, as the administration has led us to believe. i think president obama called him a systems administrator, and i guess it makes sense for them to make him sound the least legitimate as possible to make themselves feel better. it s incredibly misleading to the american people, an
in japan, increasing numbers of people don t. they continue to live a life inside four walls, inside their mind, the life we call the computer geek, the nerd, as avatars. there s a name for it, a whole subculture of what s called otaku. once a derisive term, now a proud identifier of the geek, one who has turned his back on the real world and finds satisfaction elsewhere. manga, or comic books, hold a different place in the cultural landscape here and address different needs. there s yowi, for example. otherwise known as boys love manga, extremely popular with teenage girls. stories change, but the core themes are sexually ambiguous boys getting very friendly with each other. what legions of young girls and soccer moms find compelling in the thousands of these titles, something of a mystery to outsiders looking in, but there they are.