Wardaddy

Banned because it's not illegal to be a father of war

Banned because one does not simply ban a user twice

Banned because Luna cheered up, so she's not actually sad, so you got it wrong.

Banned because you did not ban the above users for excessive anime DOUBLE BANNED FOR FEELING LIKE IT

"......How much did I drink last night?"

Banned for telling somebody what to do

...................Ow

Banned for coming up with the idea of taking a .50 BMG to the knee

I actually have a theory about Toffee, and his "unpleasant" history with the royal family. During the Mewman-Monster War, the Monsters found themselves on the losing end of the fight. My evidence of this can be found in Mewnipendance Day, when Star decks out Marco and company in far more superior armor and weapons than what the monsters have. So, in an attempt to turn the tide of battle, the magic-versed monsters pooled their powers together to create a creature who would fight for them. A creature who could never be truly killed, who possessed the ability to heal his wounds as quickly as he suffered them, who was more devious, sly and cunning than anyone or anything could comprehend, who knew magic inside and out and could wield it at will, and finally, who would wage unending war against the Mewmans, overthrowing the royal family before culling every last living Mewman until there are none left. That creature's name was Toffee, and fit the bill he was given in every battle he fought in. Of course, the Mewmans won the war, and Toffee went into hiding, meticulously planning for the next great move against Mewmanity. Cut to the present day, when Ludo is waging a struggle against the Mewnian royal family to steal the Royal Magic Wand. Disguising himself as a mercenary for hire, Toffee learns about Ludo's request for assistance in stealing the wand. Seeing his chance to get back at the Mewmans, Toffee accepts the offer, before slowly but surely taking over Ludo's assets, such as his army and castle. He planned to force Star into severing the wand crystal in half, knowing it would destroy his physical form but not his spirit, which then inhabited the severed other half of the crystal. Knowing Ludo would find it, he fused the crystal with the skeletal remains of his right wrist, forming an evil wand. He then spoke to Ludo telepathically, convincing the bird monster to bring Star to him. Ludo failed, but instead he took the Butterfly's spell book, which Toffee worked his plan around. He convinced Ludo to open the forbidden section of the book, telling him the false promise that the forbidden section would grant Ludo powers greater than anything he'd used so far. Instead, Toffee possessed Ludo and the rest is history. Now, with the crystal embedded in his palm, and with the powers of Queen Moon and the Magical High Commission (and possibly Glossaryck. Nothing's been confirmed involving him yet) Toffee now intends to execute the final phase of his plan. To regenerate his physical form and kill Mewmanity, starting with Star and the royal family.

*throws the kitchen sink at you*

Hidden for first time viewers. My thoughts on the Season 2 finale. Read at your own risk.

You think so? I can't find a cutie mark image fitting my description, so I would register it as incomplete. Plus, this is like my fourth OC. I try to keep it to one, but it's difficult, considering I have many different personality facets.

"Did you know you're composed of nothing but pencil lead?"

Time to kick some Kraut ass and knock out Tiger tanks!

An Adidas sports shirt, Irish rugby three quarter length shorts and white socks.

Celestia, I'm late to this party, but I've been watching Star vs the Forces of Evil since Episode 1, and yes, I have borne witness to the happening of Jarco. I'm much like Star in this regard. On the surface, I'm super chuffed for Marco, finally getting the girl of his dreams. But deep down, I want Star and him to be together. It's not just about their relationship being right. They're perfect for each other. Star's wackiness and bubbly personality contrasts perfectly with Marco's guarded but willing character. Not to mention they've fought to the death to protect each other time and time again. All the while, being a Starco shipper, I'm aware that we will be faced with Jarco for an unknown length of time. Not that it bothers me. I like Jackie's laid-back personality, and that she's totally willing to commit to her relationship with Marco. I respect that. But I ship Starco more. Like I said, it's just right, and Luna willing, it is written in destiny. As for the show itself, I love it. Star herself is a rarity on most TV screens. She's completely bonkers and happy-go-lucky, but it's not overblown nor flanderized. She's pretty chill at other times, as well as serious and a true friend when needed. To be honest, she's the kind of person I wish a had a friend like. I'm also really impressed with Marco. He has gone from strength to strength over the course of the show. He hasn't remained the safe kid. Ever since he met Star, Marco has matured significantly, even to the point where he was able to admit his deepest insecurities to Jackie in public. (no thanks to Naysaya of course) What lies in store for him is a mystery, but he's been a sort of example for me to follow. I hope this does not change anytime soon. Next on the list is Ludo. Yep, again a villain has made my list of favorites. In Season 1, he was pretty OK. He was the archetypal ringleader of a group of clumsy, half witted mooks. Success rate = 0%. No surprise there. One season later and he has evolved into a proper threat, with an army of rats, a spider and an eagle under his control. Am I impressed? Very. Ludo didn't need some cliche magical artifact or power-up to gain an edge over Star. He simply didn't give up. He fought harder than ever before, and look how it's turned out for him. Overall, I love this show, and I hope it runs long enough and keeps up the quality that it can go down as one of the great cartoons of the 20th century.

Halloween as a holiday still exists in Ireland, but I fear it is declining in popularity. Less and less kids go out to trick or treat, and those that do don't come home with buckets full of candy. Spaces in shops for Halloween decorations have gotten smaller in recent years. Pumpkins are still sold, but I wonder how much of them are purchased before the night rolls in. Don't get me wrong, Halloween has always had roots in Ireland, from when it was known as Samhain during Celtic times. When I was a kid, there were lots of trick or treaters going around, and the candy was plentiful. I'm not saying I know for sure considering I never celebrated Halloween; I used to be quite scared of the holiday. But something tells me that it has shrunken in popularity these days. Maybe it has, maybe it hasn't. I don't know for sure, but something tells me it has.

In recent times, I've tried dabbling in the forum's roleplay section, with negative results. Two RPs I tried starting up were ignored, and not too long ago I joined a roleplay. I posted in the main thread, and waited for a response. There has been none for three days now, and it's getting me worried. I'm back on from a lifetime ban, and I'm afraid it has something to do with this sudden inactivity which only happens after I get involved. What do you guys think? Am I going to have to open a completely new account, or is this just coincidence?

Tough Nut had finally come to, his eyelids slowly creaking open. He felt groggy, even more so than when he would after waking up each morning. It was either that, or there was some great weight crushing his body. He tried raising a hand, only for it to hit metal. Finally, he had fully woken up, the sight of a locker greeting him. Nut found himself trapped inside the car workshop's basement, beneath the locker and a pile of boxes containing various tools. He tried calling out for help. "Grease! Wrench! Somebody help me!" No one heeded Nut's calls, leaving him with the option to wrestle his way out of his predicament. Luckily he could still move his right arm, so he tried using it to find the nearest available tool. Nut possessed the ability to keep calm and think, even when he himself was in trouble. Right now he was planning to use whatever he could find to prop up against the locker, in order to focus on dislodging the boxes that pinned down his legs.

Spike, get the stretch! (Ride to Harlem, Hollywood, Jackson Mississippi.)

I just watched the video and it left me majorly confused. (and a little bit scared.) Have Nigel and Abigail really turned evil? Or were they playing us all this time? Whatever it is, I hope this reboot gets the green. Cartoon Network seriously needs to rebuild its credibility, what with the shows that came out after the classics got axed. EDIT: Oh, that's a damned bloody shame. This reboot looked the sh*t and all.