TortoiseShell
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For everyone else: Return to Ravnica RP Thread -
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I'm also not a fan of Five Guys
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This looks like fun! This guy looks pretty hungry. I bet he could eat a giant Batman-eating hotdog.
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What new movies is everypony excited to see?
TortoiseShell replied to GolgoXIII's topic in Entertainment and Geekery
I still haven't seen Ted and the new Spider-man, I've been meaning to. I do plan to see Wreck-It Ralph and The Hobbit. There aren't too many other movies coming out soon that I was interested in, or at least not that I remember seeing trailers for. -
I'm surprised there was so little talk about this. I really enjoyed the movie, though I would have enjoyed it more if I had seen Batman Begins first. I did see The Dark Knight, though. I watched Batman Begins -after- seeing this movie, because I had some gaps. Bane's speech was atrocious. I couldn't hear what he was saying half the time. They should have cleaned it up more to make it audible. For a long time, I wasn't even excited to see the movie since the trailers all seemed very boring. Once I saw it though, I understood why... Overall though, I really liked it. I wish there would be another one, when they definitely left a plot open to do so.
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Cartoons Other Than MLP: FiM
TortoiseShell replied to dbzponyninja's topic in Entertainment and Geekery
I have a serious problem with modern cartoons. There is this entire genre now that I just...hate. Adventure Time and Regular Show fall into this. I don't like Gumball, either. There is just this certain kind of humor being used in them that I don't enjoy. That being said, some of the more recent cartoons I like are Avengers, Green Lantern, and Young Justice (though I haven't watched very far into it, I've wanted to). I never thought I'd like comic cartoons, but in this genre, there has been a definite change. These aren't the same Batman and Justice League cartoons I grew up with that bored me to death. There is smart conversation, humor, and personalities instead of just action, action, action. It's the same reason I'm reading comics now, when you couldn't force me to 5-10 years ago. I think I have Geoff Johns to thank for a lot of that. -
I happened to see a few music videos at Otakon done to Florence + the Machine, and now I hear them everywhere. The new rock station here plays them like crazy. While I still do enjoy it, I'm getting a little over-exposed. 3.5/5
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We don't have any JJs around here though, unfortunately. We only get it once a year when we go to Baltimore for Otakon - but we did go 2 or 3 times while we were there!
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The Difference Between Colt, Stallion, Filly, etc.
TortoiseShell replied to SirShadowdeath's topic in Chit Chat
I enjoy MLP but I wouldn't call myself a brony. I'm not that big into the fandom. So sometimes I do think it's a little excessive, but it really is just part of the fandom - the same way they use "somepony" instead of "somebody," etc. In my opinion: to each their own. Too bad someone mistook you for a girl though because of it... -
I know this is from awhile ago, but I agree with it to a point - the best relationships start as friends, because you truly get to know each other instead of trying extra hard to make good impressions (when it starts out as dating instead of friends, etc). Kirby and I were friends for about a year and a half before we ever tried dating, and it doesn't surprise me at all that this was the relationship that turned into marriage What might be a caveat to this though is that some people are afraid to date their friends - the classic "I don't want to ruin our friendship" line. Bull. Your best friend could be the one. If it doesn't work out dating, then there probably was something else bad there; and if you can't remain friends after it, then just how good of friends were you to begin with? You're only losing out by not trying.
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I firmly and absolutely believe in the Golden Rule - Treat others as you would want to be treated. It's simple, to the point, and life would be much better if everyone followed this. It's one of the first social skills they try to teach us as kids, yet so many people lose sight of it.
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You're now a super villain...
TortoiseShell replied to Starfox64x's topic in Last Post Wins (formerly Spam Stables)
I don't think I could be a true villain. At best (or worst?) would be antihero. I could see myself doing bad things in 2 situations: 1. Mind control - use it to get whatever I want (a la Nina in the TV show "Alphas"). 2. Doesn't matter what power or weapon, but I would truly go on a spree of killing animal abusers. No mercy. I can't stand it. This is a hypothetical thread...doesn't mean I would actually do it! -
From a restaurant: The Country Club from Jimmy John's - turkey breast, applewood smoked ham, provolone, tomato, and mayo on french bread. If I'm at home, I like to put turkey, provolone, shredded cheddar, and mayo in a wrap and grill it on the George Foreman. Mmmm...that might actually be my dinner tonight...
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I tried to find your server but it said it wasn't responding
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Pepsi did a "Throwback" campaign where they made Pepsi and Mt. Dew with cane sugar. I have to agree with you, I prefer the modern versions.
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Brass Beasty, baby. I wish MvM counted for the strange kills.
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My hubby's favorite dish I make, also very simple: Tater Tot Casserole 1-1.5 lbs of ground beef or turkey, browned and seasoned as you like it (sometimes I add some well-cooked onions, and we use Adobo for seasoning) 2 cans of corn, well-drained 2 cans of cream of mushroom soup (I use 1 cream of mushroom and 1 cream of celery) 2 bags of frozen tater tots - do not thaw or cook, use them frozen. There will be leftovers, so don't be surprised. In a 9x13 baking dish, layer the ground beef on the bottom, then the corn, then spread the soup, then top with the frozen tater tots, tightly packed in rows and covering the dish completely. Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes. Deeeelish. I thought I had a picture of it, but alas, I do not. Just some other casseroles and such we've made.
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I didn't see any other topics for this while searching, so forgive me if there is another one somewhere. Season 5 ends this Sunday, and I'm getting increasingly frustrated. I do have a few people in real life who watch True Blood, but nobody that has read the books so far. Has anyone here read them? The books are soooo good and share very little resemblance to the show at this point. I really hate this Sanguinista plot. Tara is annoying. Bill is supposed to be the cool, sweet guy, not some brainwashed lunatic. While Russell Edgington IS supposed to be gay, they never really went there except with Steve now; they could have had a better lead up to it. I do still love Anna Paquin though. She portrays Sookie very well and I love watching her act.
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I rock ze Heavy. I'm not very good at gaming, but with a Heavy in MvM, I feel like I'm actually contributing!
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Jones makes good stuff! I also really miss the tall 16oz glass bottles from when I was a kid. Those were the best.
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My hubby used to show me threads on 4chan where people would post visual food recipes. I thought that was very cool and we actually did use a few of them (successfully!). I don't expect pictures and won't be bothering with them myself, but I thought I'd see if there was any interest in this. So go ahead and share your quick, easy recipes so your fellow bronies can whip up some snacks. Here is one of my simplest, yummy ones: Oreo Fluff 1 "row" of Oreos from a package, crushed - or more if you want (I put them in a Ziploc and smash with a can) 1 8oz container of Cool Whip 1 package of pudding, prepared (I like using White Chocolate, but you can use whatever flavor you want!) Mix it all together in a bowl and enjoy! I take this to picnics and potlucks and such, always a hit. I've made a slightly healthier version with Reduced Fat Oreos, Fat Free Cool Whip, and Fat Free pudding and it still tastes just as good.
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Thankfully I discovered you can still search for MvM servers instead of waiting in queue. The queue was killing me last night, we had 5 people and for about an hour it didn't fill our last spot. We couldn't finish the mission because of it and had to restart.
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As a born and raised Iowa girl myself... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-11uB9mXZw I live in New York now, but I'm still very much Iowan. Welcome!
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Welcome! I have immense pride and respect for people who are trying to work, save money, and make it on their own as adults. I don't see enough of it around here in real life. Good for you!
