Up From The Ashes

Been banned from loads of Sonic forums over the years, but it is mostly on their idiotic behalf. As I grew, I realized that a lot of Sonic forums are just full of trolls and degenerates who don't care for the community and roleplay with those OP characters with a bazillion DBZ copy-and-paste attacks, sometimes even just recolours. Let's see, I've been banned for making a balanced character that was supposedly OP, I've been banned for having a Fluttershy avatar; you heard me right folks, a Fluttershy avatar got me banned, and countless other things. This is the main reason I left those forums and switched to the MLP ones, we're all good people and not just low-life trolls.

If you ever fancy a chat or anything, just hit me up with a PM and I'll be happy to have a little chit-chat or so.

I keep all my love for violence directed towards the game I play. I find it a bit of stress reliever sometimes as well. All this media attention about such games like Manhunt and Grand Theft Auto are blowing every aspect out of proportion before realizing the true factor of it all, they are just video games! You want to see my childhood hero? That's right, Duke Nukem himself. I never turned out war-hungry or want to go beat the crap out of people like Duke did.

All I can say mate is... Welcome to the forums. Hope you have a great time seeing all the great people and topics all around!

Quite a few have been listed but, I find that quite a few classic ones have been left out: Pull Me Under https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKhfkfnbAMQ Learning to Live A Rite to Passage https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GipraonNlNo

A song I myself finds truly fitting for the end of Season 3's finale is none other than a Dream Theater song. Their themes and lyrics of change and adapting to it certainly fit perfectly into how the episode ended, but which song perhaps? Well, I say This is the Life. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hs55-JBlPI

Here you go, mate: [FLAG]TwiSparkle~ Also, FLAG is the name of a clan I had way back, it has no relation to MLP whatsoever.

Mind if I give you my Steam name? Just in case you ever want to play CSS or anything.

Do you by change play Counter-Strike: Source and or Global Offensive, or TF2?

The best, yet more radical, of ideas struck me recently. Pony Dead: Army of Friendship, an Evil Dead/MLP:FiM crossover. Plot Synopsis: An alternate ending to Evil Dead II sends Ashley J. Williams, boomstick and chainsaw wielding badass, a local Deerborn, Michigan man and S-Mart Housewares associate, being sucked into a portal created by the Necronomicon Ex Mortis, roughly translated, The Book of the Dead. It was bound in human flesh and written in human blood. After fending off of hordes of Deadites, the dark spirits which are residents of the infamous book, Ash begins to recite a passage which would cast the Deadites away for good. But, his luck runs out when mysterious portal opens up and sucks him, the Necronomicon, and his Oldsmobile Delta 88 into the unknown. It reopens and casts Ash into the middle of Ponyville with his beloved car falling off to the side of him right at Town Hall. The Necronomicon is nowhere to be found. Ash, now in unfamiliar land and low on petrol, must locate this ancient scripture and team up with very unlikely allies to find the book, recite the passages, and return back to Deerborn. Now, with Ash, as fans of Evil Dead know, he will end up screwing up the words and accidentally unleash the Deadites across Equestria. Canon and OCs alike welcome. I myself will take the role of Ash and all of his awesomeness. For those not familiar with Ash or Evil Dead, please check out some of the links below to get a feel for the franchise, or just fancy an interest: Various quotes of Ash from Evil Dead Army of Darkness trailer (AKA Evil Dead 3: The Medieval Dead) http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=UD_82kvQLkA Ash's main weapon, his boomstick http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=0A-ZA2O_poQ Full Bio from the Evil Dead Wiki http://evildead.wikia.com/wiki/Ash_Williams

Welcome, mate. Being new myself, I can tell you will enjoy every joyous second you spend browsing and chatting with your fellow brethren in this forum.

As much as I love Heavy Metal and such, I say I point into another direction of Metal. To a name we all recognize, Black Sabbath. Now to some who I may call upon, I mean no offense but, those who say Sabbath died after Ozzy left are simple minded. Believe it or not, I actually prefer Black Sabbath after Ozzy. Dio (Rest in Peace)himself really brought new life to the band on their first album of only two albums with him, Heaven and Hell (1980). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUjUIP2ugG4 Even Ian Gillian, former Deep Purple vocalist, didn't stop from releasing what was regarded at the time as worst metal album, Born Again (1983) But,I find it a bit nostalgic now and holds some value over this crap we see in today's Deathcore and... *shudders* Black Veil Brides... A good song from this album would be Zero the Hero (with The Dark, a creepy ambiance intro.) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqEo-gg7mE8

If you want some Death Metal, Cannibal Corpse is a way to start: The spoiler tag is present because of Cannibal Corpses's famous box art.

Dokken, a very underrated and ignored band (Their post-80's stuff mostly). Some fans like to argue Dokken went downhill after the late 80's. I beg to differ, actually, I believe their sound got better and the song writing wasn't being held captive by the greedy record companies and their "hair metal" craze. Examples of this new-found sound can be heard on the following songs: Lesser of Two Evils from Dysfunctional (1995) Erase the Slate from Erase the Slate (1999) Give Me a Reason from Lightning Strikes Again (2008) Least we also not forget Don Dokken's solo group after Dokken broke up in 1987, the line-up contained a well-known musicians from various bands. Don Dokken himself on vocals and namesake, Mikkey Dee from King Diamond and Motorhead on drums, John Norum from Europe on guitar, Billy White from Watchtower on guitar, and Peter Baltes of Accept on bass. Up From The Ashes was the only album to surface from Don's band, but I consider it one his greatest, even over most of his albums with Dokken. Both Norum and White really shred on this album. And now, one of the best songs of the 80's metal era to end my post, Down in Flames from Up From The Ashes (1990)

Here's a couple which I personally feel have a sad vibe to each of their songs: Fleetwood Mac ~ Little Lies And one of my personal favourites with a sad vibe, Dream Theater ~ Change of Seasons https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgKHimdfNrY

Hello everypony, it's amazing how Google can be your friend sometimes and help you locate a good MLP Forum. The name is dylanmango, assuming you forgot to read my username on the left, and I've come here to this forum to meet some new Bronies and/or Pegasisters. I can tell there are quite a bit of Role-players on this forum, which is quite a good thing, and those who are interesting in that, note me, or just plainly state it. Well, I hope I have a great time on this forum for months to come.