Castle Bleck

Dude, I could see MM pacing the ring while he said this stuff...

 

Ooooh, yeah!

I have him to thank for introducing me to Slim Jims:

Whenever I try, I sound like Dr. Claw instead.

Methinks Russo missed his latest psychiatric appointment.

It's like telling someone with a very bad itch, "Just ignore it."

For a second there, I thought you were going to talk about this:

Dire Dire Docks

 

Probably the most atmospheric song within the game.

BTW, why is it always named after Dire, Dire Docks when it actually debuts in Jolly Roger Bay?

Dog: 'When did we get a chicken?'

Zephyr only started getting a bit sympathetic toward the end.

But for the most part, I just wanted Dash to electrocute him even more.

They don't; they just hate his minor screentime.

His actual threat, however, is often praised as both unique and the most intelligent.

On a side note, he's the only other villain besides Discord and Midnight Sparkle to be shown to have some kind of reality-warping magic over a broad area (e.g.: turning the whole Empire into a crystal version of Mordor, making the entire place vanish for centuries, clearly putting pocket dimensions within the pathway to the Heart, etc.), making him something of a Physical God on top of it -- of course, he's supposed to be Pony!Sauron, so that's not entirely unexpected.

Zephyr was unable to keep a job because he was unable to keep focused on the task and, instead, tried to take shortcuts to the goals such as putting his own interpretation on (different from what Rarity had wanted) or convincing Spike to do all the work.

Zephyr actually did all that out of willful manipulation to avoid work in general, not because of any known lack of focus.

He even gave an evil smile before each scheme.

It was only at the very end that he actually started trying to be genuine.

I strongly disagree about Radiant Hope, but can't help but largely agree about Zephyr (though he did upgrade to "somewhat tolerable" status near the end, IMO).

Bonus #2: Darude - Sandstorm.

How is that even remotely funny -- even if you're drunk, high, etc.?

Actually, according to Amy Keating Rogers (and more or less backed by the staff), Celestia and Luna were both born Alicorns sometime a good bit before Equestria's founding, but eventually just forgot about the matter entirely as they got distracted by their duties.

Or something to that effect.

I actually like this better than the original, if only for the immense amount of extra features.

Personally, I'll give it a chance, see how good it is on its own merits rather than the originals'.

By then all of my enthusiasm will be completely gone. That is already almost the case.

If need be, I -- presumably along with everyone else replying to this Blog -- will vouch for you should you change your mind.

Apparently I made a couple of 'suicidal-like' statuses, which I think I did, when I was having an emotional breakdown after I found out my dad could potentially go to jail. Had a huge moment of weakness because of my many issues and that somehow negates all of the good I have ever done or said. That's fun.

If anything, it sounds like the resulting responses were the real "f***-ups."

I mean, you kind of had some valid reasoning there.

But I don't recall you making any such "f***-ups."

This, The Return Of Jafar, Aladdin And The King Of Thieves, and Beauty And The Beast: The Enchanted Christmas are how Disney sequels should be, IMO.

The Wii U is really only a financial failure,

And even then, only in the sense that it just hasn't sold as much as expected.

The question is, will TNA live on as a seperate entity, or will ROH absorb it, like WWE did with WCW and ECW?

Even if ROH does absorb it, it'll likely still be treated better than how WWE did WCW and ECW.

Maybe now TNA can finally have some good management for a change.

Yay for Joe, but boo for Balor's situation.

Welcome to the Jonathan Frakes Fanclub everybody.

Anything to take my mind off of Chyna and Prince dying on the same day.

Well I do like William T. Riker. lol ;p

David Xanatos as well.