Kirby Krackle

If you don't mind buying a few cards online, there is a combo known as infinite squirrel you could impress them with.

Welcome aboard, new friend.

Hey there. Just extending my welcome. Enjoy your stay.

Hehehe, Sir Fluffybutt. The American Dream Dusty Rhodes (Yes, that's his name) I SWEAR is a Ragamuffin who just wandered into our lowly first apartment. Chrysler Le Baron my wife found, on said car in our second apartment's parking lot when she was to leave for work. I was asleep at the time. She comes back inside, so I'm confused. She says she's leaving a cat in the bathroom. I'm more confused. At around... 1 or so, I think to myself as I wake up, "There is no way there is a cat in this bathroom". I open the door. "Oh. Hello". Maxwell Edison was a black kitten we found crying for his mom at around one in the morning after a barbecue. The next day we were to head out to Otakon. It took 45 minutes plus some grilled chicken and help from a neighbor to grab him. I had to grab him by the butt too, which he hated. We put a lot of faith in leaving a kitten alone for four days with three grown males... Felicia Hardy, a pregnant mother just kinda... sat there, waiting for us to pick her up. Same with Butters, an orange tabby. Frenchie was ANOTHER pregnant given to us by a customer of mine (I work at a Barnes and Noble) who overheard I rescue cats. All of her babies were named after more Grease characters. Patty we found as we were on our way to the car from NY Comicon. Plenty of strays in the Bronx, you see. She REALLY didn't like me picking her up and was flipping out. I may or may not have had to knock her onto the hood of the car to keep her sharp ends away from my face. Eliza Dolittle I found while making a snowman. I see an orange streak across the field of white and I bolt, thinking it's a constantly pregnant red we've codenamed "Scarlet". I tackle her. It's not her. She's beyond sickly thin. Into the house she goes. I know I have more stories, because this is nowhere near how many cats I've had. But... meh.

I was hoping I'd see a thread like this! I've played for... well, I remember looking forward to Torment so around late 2000. I got my coaching in the game from a friend in exchange for me coaching him in chemistry. And not a moment went by where I didn't play Black. Post your decks, bronies! I've currently completed: Mono-black Vampire Aggro Mono-black Discard Black/Green Saprolings In the works currently are this bizarre Black/Red Madness/Hellbent nonsense that doesn't work and Mono-black Hatred.

I was hoping the Dark Knight trailer they Ponified would do the trick. So far, nope.

Seven is a nice, more sane number than mine. Got any fun stories about how you plucked them up?

I kidnap cats. Nah, just joshing. I rescue strays. Welcome aboard! I'm new here too.

Shenanigans AND chicanery? Hot diggity. Looks like we'll have fun together, you and I. Welcome to the board!

As you have welcomed me, I welcome you! Which is weird, because you were here first, Clicky. Enjoy your stay!

This is me all sorts of pleased with how friendly the folks here are! Speaking of conversions, I WOULD try getting my wife into this but she insisted me watching it was a massive troll on her! Voices were slightly raised, both giving and receiving, trying to exclaim to her how I watched it for, y'know, quality animation. I still feel weird about that.

After weeks of lurking and sniffing around the rules and forums, I finally cracked. Here I am. I'm 26, male, married and out of college with a less than stellar art degree. I found MLP: FIM on 4chan's /co/, of which I'm a frequent lurker. I decided to give the show a chance, shrugging and thinking to myself "Well, they were right about Wakfu! What's the worst that could happen?" Now my Pony folder is 409 images and 11 sub-folders strong. I've even tried wrapping up a few friends and coworkers into it so I don't sound psychotic. No luck so far. Methinks the one friend who watches with me does it simply to troll. Everypony seems nice here, it seems. I think I might be joining the RP too, since it happens to be how I met my wife, actually. Hurray. But anyhow, glad to be here, folks. Thanks for having me.