Wardaddy

Hi everypony. I've come up with an idea where we do a roleplay similar to the Mad Max universe, only it's set in Equestria and we have to use whatever means we have left at our disposal to survive. However, I need partners to make this thing happen. Who's with me? UPDATE: We need more players! Please take a moment to consider signing up before you leave this page. Link to IC: https://mlpforums.com/topic/137733-my-little-mad-max/ Storyline is as follows: Present Day Equestria - Year Unknown Equestria, once a world of peace, friendship and harmony, lies in ruins. A vicious and intense battle between the dark centaur sorcerer Tirek and the recently coronated unicorn-turned-alicorn princess Twilight Sparkle ended in both combatant's deaths, as well as those of the five Element Bearers and the God of Chaos, Discord. Unable to find a way to defeat the dark lord, Twilight used the Supreme Spell, a move considered by unicorns, alicorns and magical experts alike to be suicide. Using all of her power, as well as that given to her by the other three princesses, Twilight unleashed a massive and deadly blast of combined magical power, vaporizing Tirek instantly. Unfortunately, the immense power was too great for the young alicorn, consuming what was left of her. Not only did the spell vaporize Tirek, it also laid waste to everything around it. Buildings were reduced to smoking ruins, thousands of ponies were killed in the resulting explosion with less than 1000 still alive and with the princesses still locked up in Tartarus, both Canterlot and Ponyville lay open to invasion, and invaded it was. Chrysalis, who was still smarting from her previous defeat at the hands of Shining Armor and Princess Cadance, seized control of Canterlot, claiming it as her new Changeling Hive while her Army promptly harvested the love of whatever pony which was still alive in the city. Worse still, with the princesses gone, law and order fell apart, feudalism and intense rivalries stepping in to command life over the inhabitants of Equestria. Ponyville was also affected by the blast, with many of its buildings destroyed and smouldering. A sizable number of ponies were also killed, but the death toll was small compared to that of Canterlot. Those who were still alive banded together to form a clan, calling themselves "The Guardians of Harmony". Their mission was to locate the Tree of Harmony, still sitting intact below the Everfree Forest, so that new Bearers could be chosen. Once that was done, they would then reclaim the Elements of Harmony so as to restore order in Equestria again. Leading this clan was a unicorn named Concluded Mind, joined by a faithful band of allies and fellow survivors who intend to bring peace to Equestria once more. Rules are as follows: No alicorns No godmodding No ultra-powerful spells or nuclear-type magic Cussing is allowed, but try to keep it clean for the majority Please ensure spelling and grammar can be clearly read and understood ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wardaddy - E for Entered (https://mlpforums.com/page/roleplay-characters/_/concluded-mind-r8817) Wubtavia - E for Entered EnzoAquila - E for Entered Dapper Charmer - E for Entered cwhip9 - E for Entered

Probably what I love most about the fandom is that..........err...............I don't actually know. But if I were to name one thing, it would be that we're like a family in this fandom. The show is constantly strengthening our bonds as a fandom and as friends, while also serving as an inspiration to budding musicians, artists, writers and the like. It's also quite strong; I 'd say it would take more than a few years for bronyism to subside as a collective.

.............I have never known that kind of love, although I did have a crush on someone when I was younger, which I have since grown out of. Despite having never known romantic love, I kind of prefer being single. You have all your earnings to yourself and the world is basically your oyster. Without a gf to burn your wallet, you can do whatever you please. The best part? I never feel lonely. Sure, I'm picking to remain a virgin and never have a shag, but frankly I'm happy to give that up if it means being happy.

Cider. Only Con, my family and friends know how much I love the stuff. Sometimes I also like to drink some Heineken. Don't forget Rich, you want to know what Sweet Apple Cider tastes like. Thanks for reminding me Con. Ever since I started watching the show, I've wanted to try the Apple Family's signature beverage. Remember the time you tried drinking Guinness? All too well Con, and let me tell you Marquis. There will probably never be a drink in life that tastes more horrendous than Guinness. Ironically enough, it's a globally recognized Irish trademark. More's the pity I suppose.

Well, that varies depending on the situation. When I am faced with a task that seems impossible to complete cleanly, I become pessimistic. There never seems to be any escape, hence my mood. At other times, even when the going gets tough, I try my best to stay positive so that I might push through. Generally I am optimistic, but again, it depends on the situation. Concluded Mind There you go sonny! Feel free to put it up on your mantel if you like.

I know this is the umpteenth time I've asked to reboot this RP, but the first one was just so good I need to get it going again. Will anybody help me plan out a 28 Days Later RP set in Equestria?

Meatball Marinara. You seriously have no idea how much I love meatballs. Sure it gets messy sometimes, but it's delicious and oh-so satisfying to eat.

Yesterday, the moment I got home, I tried writing a review about this gem of a movie, but it didn't materialise, so I decided to rewrite it in the form of a simple blog entry. Happy reading folks. Yesterday, I went to see Inside Out, a movie I had been anticipating from the moment I saw the first trailer. My reaction? Wow, just wow. Pixar have once again gone above and beyond the limits of their creative talent to make a movie that touched me very deeply, a feat not many movies have been able to achieve. (Warning: Spoilers beyond this point) Before I can talk about anything else, I'll hop right to the main point of my entry; the sacrifice of Riley's imaginary friend, Bing Bong. I never had an imaginary friend in my childhood, but what was so heartbreaking about this was that Joy promised Bing Bong that if he helped her and Sadness get back to Headquarters before Riley's mind could totally collapse, she would ensure that Riley remembers him, an opportunity Bong was desperate to reclaim after years of being forgotten in the labyrinth known as Long Term Memory. However, disaster struck when Family Island collapsed, sending Bing Bong and Joy plummeting into the abyss known as the Memory Dump. From minute one, the movie had made it clear the Memory Dump was the point of no return for Riley's memories. Anything that fell into it would never see the light of day again, so when Joy and Bong fell into it, I truly believed all was lost. I could feel my feels agitate at the sight of Joy sobbing over the few memories of Riley's childhood she clung onto all that time. Yet, there was still hope when she and Bing Bong found the latter's rocket sled. Despite being well aged by this point, there was still power left in it, therefore the duo resolved to fly their way out. Unfortunately, their combined weight was too much for the sled to achieve sufficient height, leaving Bing Bong with the stark naked truth; only one of them was going to escape, and it wouldn't be him. So when Joy wasn't looking, he threw himself off the sled. Bing Bong had managed to save Joy, but before his death he entrusted the latter with the mission to take Riley to the moon one last time. With that, the pink elephant/cat/squirrel/dolphin hybrid faded into the darkness. I don't know why, but it touched me real deep. I didn't cry, but I was left sad that Bing Bong would not live to see Riley remember him. That being said, Inside Out had achieved what Wreck-It Ralph did not; a character willingly gave up his life so that the protagonist would still have a chance, hence the reason it had managed to touch me through the crusty and ashen layers of my heart. To this hour I still search for fanfiction where Joy and Sadness properly mourn Bing Bong, and also honour his sacrifice. Now, with that part over, I'll get onto everything else I liked about the film. The animation was stellar, the concept was brilliantly original and well thought out, and the Emotions! Oh my God, have you ever heard such finesse from a voice cast? And the emotions themselves weren't confined to just their respective emotion. Anger, Fear and Disgust, who would normally be the bad apples of the bunch were able to express happiness and satisfaction in their own way. Plus, Disgust is actually my favourite character. She's just about as blunt as I am when you take away the dislike for broccoli and bad fashion tastes. But above all else, the operations within Riley's mind, everything from the Train of Thought to her Imagination and even her Dreams and Nightmares were conceptualized and immaculated as physical representations of what they might look like. It was just brilliant! Already I can see what my mind looks like. A not so generic military base, with the emotions commanding me like a tank. Now, the film was good, but the experience was soured somewhat. I found the short film Lava to be unbearable and cringeworthy. I mean, they sang that mushy love crap THREE/FOUR BLOODY TIMES to the point I wanted to take a shoe off and bash it against my head until it bled. But alas, that wasn't going to happen for the next reason. The theatre was full of kids, with their parents to boot. Not a single teenager or childless adult turned up, leaving me isolated among the innocent and naive murmurs, cries and whispers. While that wasn't the worst part of all, I wish I could've been among a more mature audience. I feel if that were the case, I would have enjoyed the film a lot more than I did. Nonetheless, Inside Out thoroughly lived up to my expectations. It was an excellent movie, maybe one I would see again, but not under the same circumstances. 10/10, a true return to greatness for Pixar.

Today I was playing World of Tanks. I was driving an SPG, when one T-34 drove up alongside my rear as I was reversing into cover, blocking me. Another T-34 blocked my front, trapping me. It became obvious to me that they were two trolls who got their kicks out of ticking off other tankers, so I decided to take up their offer by blasting the front T-34 at point blank range, destroying him. This ticked off his partner, who shot me in the back. Fortunately, I had managed to make my escape, but not before getting inundated with messages from the guy I destroyed (who was framing me for teamkilling) and the enemy team (who was thanking me for giving them a headstart). I tried clearing my name, but not before an enemy T-34 knocked me out. Angered, I exited the game and vented my frustrations on the General chat. That has never happened to me before, getting blocked then framed for teamkilling. I don't expect that will be the last time, but it wasn't a very nice experience. In fact, I'm still kind of smarting from it.