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Pulled pork, glazed ham, pepperoni, brisket, and salami pizza (with BBQ sauce, of course). I've only ever been to one place that does it - now closed, sadly - but by God was it bloody amazing; even if it probably did take five years off my life. In addition... Thai sweet chili sauce - on everything. Goes particularly well on just about any sort of Mexican food - turns tacos, burritos, and enchiladas into something new and amazing. Also goes good in chili, and on more mundane things. Also... Tuna sandwiches with a cup of tomato soup on the side. Delicious.

OH. OKAY. CARRY ON THEN.

Man, shit. You got some kinda problem with'n there bein' moderators all up in this thread? YOU TRYIN' TO START SOMETHIN' OR SOMETHIN'?

Er, I thought this was all that creepy Lady Rarity Pony guy's idea? He was getting all teary-eyed at the whole thing in one of dem derr feedback threads, if my memory serves correctly.

Very good point, actually. The Silent Hill series is a fairly good example of this; while much of the music is fairly rough and ambient (not a bad thing, mind you), it also makes very good use of tracks like the following:

I must protest - video game music is no less 'real' than any other form of music. What exactly sets it apart from everything else? I've enjoyed a couple performances by the Video Game Orchestra, and folks like Metroid Metal; they were all just as enjoyable as the 'real' concerts I've gone to.

Honestly, I've always thought that the rule sounds more like it was written by someone that was exasperated and tired of having to deal with backseat moderation, rather than someone that was hostile and cocky; that's just me, though. At any rate, any potential rewriting of rules and such would be Feld0's issue to tackle. Because that is how IPS decided to design the reporting system. There is not a whole lot we can do about this on our own, unless someone comes along that wishes to extend what I no doubt believe would be a very significant amount of effort for the sake of changing the behavior of the reporting system. Somehow I do not expect that to happen. Furthermore... While reports on posts might be straight forward enough that they don't need much text, reports on user profiles are a little different. If you report a user without providing any information on what exactly it is that you're actually reporting, we're not going to know where we're supposed to look for whatever behavior it was that caused you to report them. Did they... • Make offensive status updates? • Make offensive status comments? • Make offensive statements/etc in the Skype group? • Make offensive statements/etc in the Minecraft server? • Make offensive statements/etc in the Team Fortress 2 server? When reporting a user's profile, we're going to need a bit of information considering the generic nature of a profile report.

Fear for my life. Arylett does not simply kiss people.

I hate you and everything you stand for.

Scootacool has just informed me that he's doing some 'bug testing'; my best guess is that he blew something up and doesn't want to own up to it.

Why don't I want a car? Because I live in a worthwhile city that has public transit options that are sufficient enough to make owning a car an unnecessary convenience. With services like Zipcar and Car2Go available that can provide short-term rentals and hourly/daily rates, who wants to spend hundreds and hundreds of payments/gas/insurance? "Get fucked," indeed.

I'm rather fond of the color choice and mane design on Honey Lemon, I must say; the eye color contrasts very nicely with that of the hair and mane. I'm also quite fond of the cutiemark, though I honestly have no idea what special talent it is meant to represent. Good stuff, at any rate, even if my attention was directed to this thread for... less than appealing reasons.

About time.

What's going to happen here? Walls of text, I expect.

Blogs are still extremely new, so I think the best course of action may be to wait a little while and see how things go. It may very well end up being the case that some sort of minimum could be beneficial.

While we do occasionally get incidents of people being pricks to each other and stirring up drama, they tend to be dealt with pretty quickly and with minimal fanfare. This place is intended, first and foremost to be a positive environment for folks, so we honestly don't take too kindly to that sort of nonsense. As for mod abuse... let's just say that anyone on the staff that decides to get abusive in one way or another will quickly find themselves fired. Do not hesitate to contact us if you ever feel as though one of our staff members has wronged you. I'm more a fan of one and two, myself. Three was pretty decent, while I didn't much care for four; I respect it as a game, but didn't quite find it to be my cup of tea per se. Homecoming, on the other hand... I admittedly ragequit the moment the game started setting me against other human beings. http://mlpforums.com/public/style_emoticons/default/dry.png At any rate, welcome to the forum! It is my hope that you'll come to enjoy this place as much as I have during the months I've been here.

If you're looking for an accepting community, I daresay that you came to the right place. We've got a damn good crowd here, I think - it is my hope that you'll come to agree.

It never fails to amaze me just how ridiculously high up this site often appears in search results for pony stuff. The compliments are appreciated, I can assure you - a great deal of time and energy was put into making this place as polished and attractive as possible from day one. I hope you enjoy your time here!

Come now, is there truly any such thing as a completely bad zombie film? Actually, scratch that; there are - quite a few - and claiming otherwise would be a bold-faced lie, even if they do tend to be enjoyable in their own ways. Welcome to the forum.

I've honestly been extremely surprised, from time to time, at just how often I find links to this forum while googling around quite randomly. At any rate, I'm glad to see that you finally felt inspired to sign up; I like to think that we've got a fairly good group here, and hope that you'll quickly come to agree. If you've got any questions or concerns about anything at all, do feel free to contact us about them.

We're happy to officially announce the opening of the MLP Forums community blogging area! Added as a direct result of user generated feedback and powered by IP.Blog, our on-site blogging system will allow you a dedicated space upon which you are free to do whatever you like (staying within our rules, of course ), without having to concern yourself about posting it in the forum as a new thread. Want to talk about a recent vacation? Blog it! Want to gripe about the housing market? Blog it! Want to talk about what you just had for lunch? Blog it! See something on the forum you like? Press the "blog this" button! IP.Blog is an extremely robust blogging platform; using it you can easily create blogs that have multiple editors, import entries from external blogging sites like Tumblr via RSS, and many things similar. So, with that said - take a look around and start playing with things! Push some buttons, write some entries, and all that good stuff!

I am disgusted by the options put forth thus far by those that have posted before me in this thread; all of you - each and every person here - has overlooked the single ultimate breakfast food item. Biscuits and gravy. With, perhaps, a sausage link or two upon the side. Seriously. Are you people barbarians? Or are you simply vegetarians?