Kodokuna

Bu...bu... she won't be a product of my hard work. ;_;

Always, with a few rare exceptions.

It's not always so magical when you keep re-watching the same thing over and over again.

I went to Build-a-Bear Workshop to try my luck again at building a Pinkie Pie, when I was told they were still out of stock.

I asked when they were going to restock, and they replied that they were never ever ever ever ever restock Pinkie Pie in any of their stores.

I thought it was cool that they referenced Pinkie Pie, but the fact that Pinkie Pie was gone fourever left a giant hole in my heart.

I was planning to run away from home until I realized that wouldn't make any sense.

So instead, I'm just going to cry myself to sleep, with music from Air Supply in the background.

In other news, Build-a-Bear Workshop is overstocked with Rainbow Dash.

Is... is no one thrilled about this?

Keep updating Luminescence, I'll be watching.

I believe the FAQ thing is still a work in progress. I'm glad you like the banners -- my personal favourites are Daring Do and Pinkie scaring Dashie.

Pinkie scaring Dash?! WHERE?!

Why is the Rainbow Dash air conditioner better than others?

It keeps you 20% Cooler

The greatest joke I've heard yet. Props to you, princess!

@DarkStar

Sorry to hear that your friends practically betrayed you, but glad to hear you made new friends! Not that I've lost them, (yet) a group of my friends seem to be growing apart from me due to my love of MLP. I'm sad because they were quite close, yet I have hope we'll all come back together.

Sadly, I couldn't watch it in New York Saturday, and I can't watch it today in Penslyvannia. I'm going to have to wait a whole week. ;_;

So, I went to the mall to build a Pinkie Pie, only to find out that they were out of stock again. Disappointed, I found these instead:

My body is now more than ready for Equestria Girls in Manehatten. I'm more equipped than the Batman himself.

I adore Kubrick's work, he's equal parts genius and psychopath, and it makes for a brilliant directing style, A Clockwork Orange is one of my favourite of his films too, do be sure to let me know when you and your droogies go out for some more of that Ultra-friendship.

Because of that movie, everytime I will enter a bar (when I become legal of course), I'm going to order a glass of Korova Milk.

I'm afraid that the closest thing to an opera that I've personally been to were broadway musicals.

Though, I wouldn't actually mind sitting down for two hours listening to opera singers. They're quite talented and under appreciated.

Edit: Scratch that, Looney Tunes baby. There have been episodes such as the famous recreation of the 'Barber of Seville'.

A Clockwork Orange (1971 dir. Stanely Kubrick) still a phenomenal film, made almost like a play, like a sort of cockney Shakespeare

^^^This even more.

The book was a good read as well.

Viddy well, little brony. Viddy well.

Honestly as much as I love our community here, I find most bronies at meet-ups and conventions to be irritating to me. I was very selective who I actively talked to at BronyCon last year. Half the time they were trekkies as well as bronies. I didn't engage any bronies at NYCC last year either.

Also it's more of a spin off than mlp...

I'm pretty sure I'll see it, just not sure if it will be in theaters....

I'll let you know though.

Totally understandable. On that off chance you do go, somehow through the power of unexplainable Science, I'll spot you in the giant crowd~

I would but I'm not planning on seeing it in theaters most likely. I'll see how I feel when it's released...

It's probably a one time experience though. Finding bronies in one place that isn't an expensive convention, but a theater for the price of a cheap ticket. Plus, I mean, it's MLP.

This is my first time hearing of this news, and things like this is always depressing.

Though, if you think about it, her pain and misfortunes was non-exisitent to her due to the happiness that was brought to by the people that surrounded her.

R.I.P. 'Kiki' Havivy.

Music never used to a huge part of my life and I didn't really define my "music taste" until I was around 13, but I still listened occasionally and now it is a very big part of my life, I couldn't really narrow albums that shaped me down to 1, so I'll go for 3.

The most recent one would probably have to be Bumpy Ride by The Hoosiers, I've been a big fan of them for a few years, but not until Bumpy Ride was I really impacted by an album, it had a delicious mix of both melancholy and uplifting music. Particularly "Who said anything (about falling in love)" and the single "Bumpy Ride". Either way, they're a great band, and they helped me get over a very difficult time in my life on two occasions. Both by helping me relate and by lifting my spirits.

I guess I'll do this in order of most recent to least recent, and I'm having a lot of trouble deciding which MUSE album to choose from here, but If I had to pick one It'd be Absolution almost purely because of "Hysteria", MUSE sounded very Unique when I first heard them, and at first I wasn't a fan at all, but as time went on I started loving them, and now I'm a big fan. As far as impact goes, they broadened my horizons by getting me interested in music that I found strange at first, and in the long run ended up influencing my own musical style, especially Chris Wolstenholme, the bassist, who had a big impact on my playing style.

Please don't make me pick between all of the Queen albums. I love them all dearly, and they were what made me realize my interest in the older musical styles of the 70s and 80s, among others, and in doing that, they influenced how I viewed music in general, because they really sparked me to define my own preferences, instead of just listening to whatever. They also started my habit of sporadically breaking into song when I really ought not to. It all began with Bohemian Rhapsody, so take A Night At The Opera.

Hoofbump towards Queen and the now-realized Hoosiers~

I'm not old enough to know that. ^^;

Dah, one last thing.

For someone who loves the attention and spotlight, I'm really surprised that Rarity isn't fighting for the crown.

Also, I know that the Villains Wiki is not the most reliable source, but I found these strange pictures: (May contain spoilers. Hay, it probably is spoilers.)

The Villains Wiki also interestingly dubs her as 'Sunset Satan'.

Things might actually get dark~

The book has a picture of Derpy int he Cloudsdale section, she is sleeping, and her name is not given.

Huh. Interesting...

This trailer is soooo much better than the first. I'm going to go see this now.

And who is the antagonist? We can see she's a pony that seems to know more about that portal thingy than anypony else, and has used it on more than one occasion. And why does she need Twi's crown? She has at least two other's as seen in the pictures in the other trailer.

Maybe the crown has magical abilities that work in both Equestria and that human place!!

Her name is Sunset Shimmer; one of Celestia's previous students.

Though I'm still confuzzled on the part where Celestia made Twilight go by herself. She knows that Twilight is so much stronger with her friends.

I'm too young to know what the Andy Griffith Show is. ;_;

Though, if you're going to film, you're going to need a wasteland. Or dessert.

I'll be in Manehatten starting Tuesday, though, I probably won't have access to a computer for a week and a half.

If anypony is watching Equestria Girls at the Big Apple, PM me; I'd love to meet you there.

Also, 200th post and two week anniversary~

Was that conceited?

Anyway, don't change too much Canterlot~

https://itunes.apple...die/id639930688

Oh my gosh, there's a literal app for that?!

I still can't get over the fact that the Sea Serpent's very official and cannon name is "Steven Magnet" considering that name came from a bad 'Youtube Transcribe Audio thing'.

Gotta respect the fans~

Just like how Derpy got her name.