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Glad to see you fitting in, Clocky. I used to have aspirations, guys.

That's the spirit! Like a boss.

The question is, does it matter? Doesn't everyone want a cape?

Battle boat, tank, or jet fighter?

3/4 No image, but...your signature is calling me a scamp! :C Oh, wait! It just said it loves me! Yay! 4/5!

Had so much fun watching this episode, with so many funny scenes. ^^ I thought we'd never get a Scootaloo episode...and when we did, it turned out to be something we all wanted. A better relationship with Rainbow Dash, Luna proving why she's the protector of the night, Sweetie Belle being Rarity's doormat, and Apple Jack ever being the reasonable pony trolling RD's stories ("If it doesn't have a head, then how in tarnation does this pony know where it's going?"). I'm officially wanting more CMC stories! Plus, the soundtrack was particularly good. Is it me, or did it sound like Toy Story music every now and then?

This soundtrack made me consider that game one of the best SW games out there in market. It had a great story, really cunning and action-packed missions, awesome gameplay. But all of this wouldn't be remembered if not this music, which underlined the atmosphere really strong. Whoever didn't play it and likes shooters with an element of tactics, I recommend Star Wars: Republic Commando. You won't regret it. I did not to an extend in which I've replayed the game about 4-5 times. It's just so great. (Just remember, don't play it on 'easy'. It removes all the experience you should get. The harder it is, the more interesting gameplay, because an example: Some missions require you to f.e. close the doors before the amount of enemies overwhelms you. On easy, you simply resist them all in melee... On hard, you actually had to start acting before they even appear if you hoped for survival. Therefore, normal to start with is a good choice ) Awwww, yeah! Lucas Arts fail so much for not making a sequel to this. IT SHOULD HAPPEN!

I always get this feeling with my little brother all the time. Now, I might be wrong for thinking like this, but I only wish for him the best and want him to become a better person than I am. I'm not his parent, but I can't help getting this feeling towards his growth. He sees me buying an RD toy, yet I wouldn't like to see him buy one because I feel like he just shouldn't...yet. The thing is, I don't want him to grow up differently than I have. Then again...my little pony wasn't as good back then. I did used to watch Power Puff Girls when I was a kid...meh... I think it's perfectly normal, Weesh. If he really wants the My Little Pony toy, get 'em one. I don't think it 'ruins his chances of better masculinity'. Now, I'm not sure if you were worrying about that, but I tend to, sometimes.

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Yay, Jeremy Soule! Sorry, but I find that pretty creepy if you've got that stuck in your head. I do love Daniel's theme, though. That one track makes me want to play the game, again.

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I'd say "Don't take this for granted." Then I'd wonder to myself "What on Earth does 'granted' even mean?" Thank you, dictionary.

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