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Don't worry, we'll get you a map. There there. :3 8/10.

Ooh! Ooh! Ooh! Can I join? Do you need fillies or colts? Because I have a flirty stallion who could work, and a no-nonsense inventor who could be super useful. The links are in my profile, if you want to take a look. :3

Princess Mononoke. I know, I know! Unfortunately, that's pretty much been the only anime I've really watched. I watched that movie when I was about eight, and it started this whole demonic obsession with wolves. I actually wrote a letter to Sarah Palin (back when she was the Governor of Alaska and not...Sarah Freakin' Palin), trying to sound all smart and sassy about the aerial shooting of wolves. xD Of course, after that I watched Howl's Moving Castle, and then I got into Avatar: The Last Airbender. I've only watched Pokémon and Digimon in clips, really. Although I did watch the Digimon movie... and I kinda liked it...

Half of Watership Down. I love this movie, and I love the book, but daaaaaang. That movie is seriously twisted and messed up. The animation is good, but it's good in all the wrong places, like really capturing what it looks like to see a rabbit choking to death in a snare. I just shuddered thinking of that scene. O_O Also, the Brave Little Toaster was pretty freakin' dark too, come to think of it. O_e

6/10, know you a little better. *after stalking you obsessively. >:3)

*looks away sheepishly* Am I going to be shot if I say I didn't like either of them? I am, aren't I? I don't know, I just never got into either of them. Both seemed way too spastic and random, and I kept finding myself flinching at the out-of-nowhere jokes. Maybe I'm just weird, but I never got very engaged by stuff people found wildly popular (the exception being MLP, of course.) I'm not trying to start a fight of anything, I'm just stating my opinion. <3 My unpopular opinion, it seems.

8/10! Awesome Spike! XD

Nicely drawn OC! 6/10!

5/10, it's a nice avatar... but I hate that movie I hate it I hate it I hate it sooooooo muuuuuch...

My brain just esploded from cuteness/10. :3

5/10, I've seen you around once or twice. :3

I'm amazingly easily amused, and I giggle whenever I'm nervous. So almost anything. Although I have a weakness for memes and gifs. I know, I'm about three years behind the curve...

This is the result of browsing dA at two o'clock in the morning with Hans Zimmer's Joker's Theme blasting through my headphones. The original lineart was done by Joey Darkmeat on DeviantArt (caution: most of his artwork is NSFW, and some of them are kind of weird. Others, like this one, are flat out awesome.) Anyway, I'm at a bit of a loss as to what to do about the Joker. I have sort of a color scheme in mind, but it doesn't look right with purple gloves, and it's too much green if I have green gloves. So some help on the color scheme would be appreciated. Disclaimer: I don't own this artwork, the fabulous lineart is done by Joey Darkmeat. He has an open-ended agreement so that anyone can color/ink his lineart. I've taken advantage of this, of course. <3

2/10. xD

10/10! XD

Sprocket tucked her baseball cap more firmly on her head, cocking it at a deliberate jaunty angle. Most of her face was hidden if she kept her chin down, and those intense gold eyes swept the lobby surreptitiously. It was uncomfortably plush, and just starting to really get moving since night had fallen and ponies were gambling. She trotted up to the front desk and braced her front hooves on the counter. "I won the Lucky Pony competition," She muttered. "Gimmie my room key." Las Haygus wasn't her style. But it was far away from Ponyville, she'd give it that. And...oh, hello, what was that? There was an enormous clock in the middle of the lobby, silently counting down the hours, and she felt a little more comfortable. Clocks were delicate, breathing things, full of complex machinery and deep, resonant sounds. Clocks were infinitesimally precise. Sprocket took her room key and tucked it into her saddlebags. The short, freckled orange pony hopped up on a seat in the bar, and rapped the counter with a hoof. "Cider, twist of lemon," She said to the bartender. About three seats away, there was a pale-blue pony who looked oddly lithe and slender. It didn't matter. Sprocket didn't intend to rub any shoulders in this contest.

8/10, looks like an adorable Scootaloo to me! :3

You are a very rare breed. Value yourself and your ideals, because I think you're the first non-religious person who has agreed with something I've said on these boards. O_O And it's a shame really, since most people I know aren't religious/spiritual, they're just people, and they have much better manners and morals than most religious people I know, or most atheist people I know. It's weird - we get so zealous about our worldview that we put blinders on the world around us. Even if our worldview is to avoid blinders altogether. :3

Huzzah! Banner making time! <3 And I don't think he sounds like a male Fluttershy. Even her animal friends wouldn't fight for her, except maybe Angel Bunny. I swear that rabbit is possessed by the devil...

Sprockets! They're everywhere! <3 All right, I'll keep her and wait for another person to come along with a colt. :3