TrollStoneProduction : The only dub i really like is the dub for dragon ball and beyblade.

I personally love hearing the original voices and I don't really mind reading the dubs too.
Also, I like hearing the Japanese names, sometimes they change it into American names for a reason no one knows
Hence, I like with dubs

The japanese dubs are often better than the english dubs when it comes to anime. I don't mind reading either and I could still enjoy the animation. English dubs kind of mess up the emotion the anime should have had in the original dubs, plus they change the characters' names and it's totally awful since I love the original japanese names.

well i prefer subtitles in hetaila but for other anime like narito and pokemon i like dub mostly because those anime are longer and my eyes get tired after six or seven episodes but dubs are better on shorter anime because i can practice my speed reading and i get to hear the original voices which almost always sound better

TrollStoneProduction : i bit of both usually i watch subs but when i get tired of the subs i watch the dubs 

  I like watching subbed anime as I think that English voices most of the time sound horrible and even if it doesn't I still usually like the Japanese voices better so I watch it subbed anyways. Also not seeing the lips syncing is annoying.
Though there are some exceptions to the rule where I'd rather watch it dubbed then subbed but most of time I'll watch it subbed.

I am the type of person to really like doing two things at once, and so I prefer hearing what's happening rather than reading it. So long as the voice acting is good, I'll watch it. If it isn't, I'll miss out, or go to it when I feel like dedicating the time to it.

I've beaten the Call of Duty Ghosts campaign while watching Sword Art Online, and watched Attack on Titan alone.

It depends on which anime. Some are pretty good when they're dubbed, but others aren't just that good. So... I think I go with subs because of the fact you hear the original voices. 

Golden_Zekrom : Assuming you watch Inazuma Eleven because of your Gouenji/Axel picture, I do too (I guess you can see that from my picture and layout too)! I can't understand why changed the Japanese names, I think it would be more logical to keep them.

I prefer Japanese with subtitles because I like the sound of Japanese, it soothes me.

Personally, I would go with subs. The voice actors just sound better, and they put more emotion into it than most dubs.

Subbed for almost everything. Dubs just....ugh.

If there's an eglish dub I'll watch it. I don't really care if the dub is "horrible". However I have no problem watching sub either. I don't really see why Japanese is always so much better than english for some reason. Some of the dubs can sometimes be better than the sub, take "Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion" for example. I just prfer to watch my anime with looking at the bottom of the screen the whole time.

I only like anime with English I don't enjoy hearing Japanese. It drives me insane because I don't like having to read while I watch TV. It is suppose to be a mindless act. 

I prefer English Dub. I don't like the sound of Japanese peoples voices

Well, I guess I like Dub better. But, my favorite is Dub with subtitles for the text that was kept in Japanese. I think it makes it easier to understand things that are placed.

I prefer subs, you see more of the originally intended script, dub usually changes things around. However I will totally watch dub if I don't feel like reading and just being lazy.

If I watch an episode of an anime that is dubbed and I like the voice actors I'll watch it, but if I think the voice acting is down right terrible I'll watch in sub. Of course, there are two types of dub: official and fan, and two types of sub: good and bad. Official dub has actual voice actors, such as Todd Haberkorn, and I don't mind Funimation employing the same line of voice actors like Todd because they are good voice actors. Fan dub is just people trying to be voice actors but their voice acting is so disastrous that I can't stand more than a few lines of dialog, but there are a couple of official dub I couldn't stand, such as Higurashi When They Cry. Subbed anime is good or bad depending on the grammar, but pretty much all of subbed animes I've watched I think the subtitles were well done, however there was a least one anime I've recently finished that had quite a few grammatical errors. 

I'm actually use to watching anime with subtitles now a days. I would only watch anime in English if the voice acting is good or decent. I'm currently watching Attack on Titan in English.