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I don't have a response for what you should be called, but I guarantee you'll be a lot happier in life if you don't obsess over the fact that you hate something others like. As laughin'Man said, this whole 'sides' thing is silly. Some like it, some don't. It's that simple.

Possible based on the name of a book about Thomas Aquinas?

I wish there was some explanation is to why her design changed so much since 1.02.

I actually felt underwhelmed by the episode. Luna's antics weren't that funny and started to get old after a while. Hopefully she returns in future episodes because I feel like she does deserve to have a bit more screen time.

Zecora was awesome, though. Glad to see her back.

people are making art for pre-episode hype now?

If there's one thing I've learned by now, this fanbase will make art out of everything and anything pony related.

I actually did read parts of it for a class I took last year, and wrote about it in a short essay. It's definitely an intense read, but from the short sections I read I found it pretty enlightening.

John Mellencamp. Although, on second thought, there are some references in the song that probably wouldn't mesh well to a story about a female pony. Depending on how you do the songfic you may or may not be able to work around them.

It's just a suggestion. I find it to be a pleasant song that fits the character pretty well (aside from the one line that indicates a male speaker), but it's your call.

Applejack; Home on the Range. Think of it as a challenge.

Or, a serious suggestion: Applejack; Small Town. She seems like the type that would appreciate the smaller atmosphere of Ponyville (considering, I assume, she spent her whole life there) as opposed to the larger metropolitan cities like Mane-Hatten.

That was intentional.

Really.

All the time. This is why I try to refrain from looking at my old posts.

Though my recent ones can't be much better...

You should have turned him over your knee and given him what-for.

... Or maybe not. I don't think manners are old fashioned or that they're vanishing. There have always been rude kids like that in the world, and there always will be.

Not necessarily. It's perfectly possible to be successful (ie, not work at McDonalds) without going to college.

Simply: Rarity

Shadrahk: Rahkshi of Shadow works too.

I calculated about 41.75, assuming he gets back the five biscuits dropped as the guys ran away.

But math was never my strong subject...

I heard this one today and loved it so much I plan to print it out and put it on my wall:

I'm guessing time consuming would be the most likely, with varied difficulty depending on how big/detailed you make it. Also, do you mean sew? xP

No, I definitely meant sow. Didn't you know you could create these things by throwing seeds in the ground? I thought everyone knew that!

... yes I meant sew. :blush:

>Learn how to sow

> Make giant MLP dolls

> Sell for money on eBay

>Profit!

In all seriousness, I'm sure acquiring good materials can be expensive, but how hard would it to make something like that with a bit of sowing knowledge? I honestly don't know. Easy? Difficult? Time consuming?

The Gambler?

You got to know when to hold 'em...

All good faces, but I like the last one the best. <3

*gets awkward stares*

When I watched the first episode I was like: What the heck is a dragon doing in a show about ponies?

I very quickly started loving the character.

"Gross! When did you get so cheesy?"

This is why I avoid my old posts. I used to post such ridiculous things...

(And still do to some extent. >_<)

If you want to pick a college, I'd start by looking at what's close by and seeing if they offer good programs in the areas you're interested in. Also keep in mind that community college isn't a bad idea either, especially if you haven't fully decided what you want to do yet (they're also cheap compared to traditional schools).

Paying for college can be tricky, and I recommend you check out what kind of financial aid programs your schools have. Some schools are expensive on the surface, but if you meet their criteria for financial aid they can get much cheaper. And apply for scholarships. And sometimes schools will offer to take you for free. You should jump on those opportunities if they come up.

But you should talk to your school counselors since they probably know more about schools in your area than anyone on this site does. Their advice is what you should be seeking.

EDIT: Also, definitely apply to your first choice schools regardless of how much they might cost. Don't dismiss your favorite school just because there's a chance you might not be able to afford it. Financial aid can work wonders (even if it might not reduce all costs).

My keyboard is closer to his average desk height and my back is probably hunched slightly, but otherwise I'm pretty close to what what's represented there.

Genealogy can be so cool. I have an aunt (I think?) who researches into family history, but I can't remember what her research pulled up.

Camping is always fun, just make sure you don't camp in the middle of a typhoon. That's not fun.

This makes me want to go back and read those old comics. It has to have been years since I've even glanced at them.