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Not the show, I'm saying everything I've been on, such as forums and all that. I would see new faces in the brony community, and not to be negative, but also have the other ones leave. It's something gradual and inevitable, and I expect myself to change as well.

It's not a complete loss. They said there would be 26 episodes again, which is worth waiting for. I can wait with RPing and fanfiction. Plus, I have brony friends in real life, so I won't exactly be bored during these nine months. Also, it'll make myself an older brony. When Season 4 comes, I would have been a brony for a year and a half. And everything would change by then.

Care for someone to make a song called "Aubergine, my love?" I can tell Klavier to sing it for us. :aubrey: :aubrey:

Is the moon not a natural satellite?

self-destruct

Wow. I've never knew about this until now. And I think I see some well-known Youtubers in there too. Good wishes to the people working on this film!

You can still of course do art. Drawing art will not be considered a burden at all just because there are just rules enforcing the copyrights of your art. Of all things, you should be happy that there won't be people plagiarizing your work.

Long Drive was being fairly attentive on the two from a distance he presumed was far away to cause suspicion. With further observation, he saw that the filly had quite a mane-cut. It was the style you won't find on an ordinary filly. He assumed it was one of these fillies who tried to act tough and colt-ish. The other colt seemed much older than him, and was a unicorn. Unicorns were less common where Long Drive lived before, and so the face that the colt was a unicorn himself peaked his interest. He was also wearing an monocle on his left eye, and had simple but tidy clothing. He's like those rich ponies in those books...he reflected. He recalled the last time he saw an actual rich pony, which was an entrepreneur. He wondered how it was like to live in prosperity. Probably getting what they want all the time. He spent all his time in thought he almost didn't notice the two. Looking at them again, he had the sensation that the two ponies were glancing back at him, and he guessed that it wouldn't be too long for them to raise suspicion. Quickly but casually as possible, Long Drive tried to hide his face with his map, acting like he was focusing his attention on finding his way. In fact, the symbols and roads on the map were too complex for him to fully understand. The intersections and roundabouts connected the roads that looked like a spider's web.

A bit off-topic, but my first one was Ocarina of Time. Then I went to Majora's Mask, Four Swords, Minish Cap, Wind Waker, Twilight Princess, Phantom Hourglass, Spirit Tracks, and finally, Skyward Sword.

And now...to my shock, I've raised a debate on Equestrian bits.

Are they banished yet?

SimCity 2000 I believe? I played when I was 4 or 5, and it was considered a old game at that time, considering it was the game was 10 or years old already, but the game was very exciting and fun. Though I'm going to presume I built terrible cities at that time. Dynasty Warriors was my first console game, it was on the PlayStation (Not 2 or 3, take note of that) and I usually played with my brother. First GameBoy game was Pokemon Red. ...I feel guilty for myself now. I didn't keep my old PlayStation nor my GameBoy, and feel ashamed for replacing them. I probably would have shown these relics to younger kids. Or they would probably laugh at me for being "old".

Hot Topic has everything, including some MLP t-shirts and comics. I have this one. It fits with my jacket. http://www.amazon.com/My-Little-Pony-Rarity-T-Shirt/dp/B009HSG4MY

Correction: TPBM has watched every single episode of Season 3, at the exact time. TPBM loves using emoticons.

Is it worth the trouble?

Those are ponies you don't normally see bronies mentioning too much. No one did Written Script? Or Seafoam? I've gained interest for these two after several finds of them.

In the recent "Magic Mystery Cure", Fluttershy gives Cherry Berry silver bits. It seems less possible for a bit to equal the amount of a bit in the real price of one, which is 7.5 American cents. Its true I see the ponies as a generous and benign kind of species, but it seems too ridiculous to sell cherries, tomatoes, asparagus, or apples at a price that doesn't even exceed one US dollar.

Welcome to Canterlot! Nice signature you have there, by the way. Where did you get it?

I'm not very much of a fan of G3, (Though I do acknowledge it, considering some of the actors such as Cathy Weseluck [spike/Mayor Mare] and Tabitha St. Germain [Rarity/ Luna] were in it.) nor do I have a good record with Happy Meal toys, but that's pretty nice to find a previous generation pony. I still remember during G3 I was still laughing at the MLP animation and didn't even bother to watch it. Plus, G3 and G4 Rainbow Dash are both opposites. G3 likes to be stylish, and sometimes says "darling" on the end of her sentences (She does it a lot in Princess Promenade), equivalent to Applejack saying "sugarcube".

There was almost always excitement in cities such as Manehattan, especially to many sightseers who tours these cities. Nothing seems commonplace to some ponies, and interesting events were always happening around the corner. Unfortunately for Long Drive, he was unable to comprehend the meaning of "excitement", if you would consider constantly being lost in the streets of Manehattan exciting. He had difficulty finding his home when he leaves his comfortable home to do errands, even if he only went a short distance. The streets and roads seemed so confusing to Long Drive, and he had to ponder whether he was actually going the correct way home. The most recent episode had him out from his house for hours, and Long Drive, desperate, went into a store- the name or the address of it, he did not know- and asked for help, and only then had he finally returned home, tired. Hoofington was nothing like this, Long Drive thought to himself. True, it was another large city, but at least he could recognize the roads there and had no trouble navigating around the city. It was similar to solving a maze over and over again; the more often you do the same maze, the more accurate and faster you can do it. But Manehattan was still new to Long Drive. He had recently moved to Manehattan, where he had to adapt to his new environment and roam unexplored roads. Today, Long Drive had been prepared. He made sure to bring a map, which specifically listed all of the city's streets and historical landmarks, and other structures, such as schools or parks. He has planned to explore more of the city, and set out with his golfing bag. Carrying his golfing inventory was now a habit of his when going out, when back in Hoofington, as school ended, he would go to the golf course and play some holes for the day. Even though he had not the slightest clue when the golf courses nearby are, he still tended to bring it along. Long Drive didn't really mind the extra weight. Then, as he continues down the street, he sees something one may find queer. Long Drive, due to living in the city, had a tendency to pay attention to surrounding so he could observe unusual yet interesting things that were happening nearby. There were two ponies, one a filly and another a colt; the latter seemed much older than the former. Long Drive, his curiosity getting the better of him, slowed his pace to get a good glance at the pair.

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((OOC: Long Drive is hating on ponies liking humanoid animals.))