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I quite liked "On a Cross and Arrow". I've always liked Rule 63 stories. Flying in the wrong Lane has also been a very favorite of mine. Unfortunately the writer simply stopped writing it. :/ But right now the big ones are all made by the writer Calm Wind. He has made a complete storyline, featuring all of the Mane 6. The focus story right now is Piercing The Heavens, a whopping half-a-million words fanfic that is still being written and will probably reach the million words. It's a SoarinDash fic mixed with Wonderbolt stuff. However, it's cleverly written and it's really enjoyable to read. It requires previous stories Head in the Clouds and Flying Sky-High because they are essential in the story of Piercing the Heavens.

Sure, why not? My snapchat is ivybd.

Hooray for Google Translate! https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=pt&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&u=http%3A%2F%2Fg1.globo.com%2Fsao-paulo%2Fnoticia%2F2014%2F12%2Fchuva-forte-na-madrugada-derruba-quase-100-arvores-em-sao-paulo.html&edit-text= We had a pretty bad thunderstorm last night. The 60mph wind made 200 trees fall over.

1. Driving slowly for no apparent reason 2. Driving slowly intentionally just because I'm in a hurry 3. Taking ages to make a single turn (and taking two lanes to do that) 4. Hugging a side of their lane and not allowing other cars to drive by their side 5. Phone + driving. That's a no-go. Also, people, please don't drive slowly intentionally. Sometimes people are in a hurry and driving slowly isn't going to help them.

http://www.fimfiction.net/story/194448/piercing-the-heavens This fic has made me fall for Squall and Twister. Yeah, they might not ring any bells to you because they're just characters from that fic, but I've really come to like them. Ah, and don't forget that Thunderlane has been my waifu for well over an year.

I just got my last two removed. They were really easy to get out of my mouth, actually. My cheek is a little bit sore still, but that will go away in a few days. Also, what's up with the people going crazy when they go to the dentist? Where I live, they simply give you an injection in your mouth and you just lose the feeling of pain inside your mouth. You can still feel pressure and you're still awake, though. I like it more, because if you feel something is not right, you can always warn your dentist about it.

Nope. I though I had Aspergers, but self diagnosis is a bad thing. My psychologist diagnosed me with social phobia, aka Social Anxiety Disorder. And I'm currently doing cognitive-behavioral treatment to get rid of it.

I'm 1,72m tall and I weigh about 65kg. #metricforthewin

I love to (vocally) speak English; unfortunately, I don't have many opportunities to practice. But I'm sure that if you put me in a place where I can only speak English for a week or so, I'll get used real fast. The only difficult thing is that it tires my tongue a little bit faster, but that's a matter of getting used to seldom used tongue movements.

It's been so long that I've learned it that I don't really remember. I just remember reading something about it. (I also got into hypnosis, which made it easier for me to explain all that. )

I have no idea. I mean, I don't work out, but if I try, I can see a slight 6-pack. My legs are really thick and strong, but they aren't defined. I do have nice biceps too. =3

Ooh! I get it! Their relation isn't a teacher-student one. It's a father-son one! :v Nice, pretty nice. I've always liked Japanese music. Especially the ones that are so calming and soothing, but when you go to see the lyrics they are actually talking about blood, death, rain, tears, etc...

Wait. You have a Wacom and you're using MSPaint? D: I think you'd benefit a lot if you used PaintTool SAI or some other program of the sort.

Ouija boards work based on belief. Basically, if you believe that the board works, then, while you're concentrated, you'll snap into a trance and move the pieces by yourself. Then, when you wake up from the trance, you have no idea it was you who moved the pieces. It works even if you don't believe it works, because it's mostly controlled by your subconscious. If you have even a tiny drop of wanting to believe that the board works, then it will work. The stories about contacting little girls that were murdered always happen because that's something that is planted in your subconscious. That means when your subconscious takes control of your body and goes to move the pieces, it makes it sound like a little girl that was murdered because that's what your subconscious was taught to associate Ouija board with. Or, if you're trying to speak with a long dead family member, the things that show up are usually the things that your subconscious wanted the dead person to say the most. It's kinda edgy to understand how that works because your conscious mind may think something while your subconscious may think something entirely different. That's basically how Ouija boards work. It's more like a self-hypnosis and letting your subconscious speak.

Yes. *fires taser* *does cannonball* *starts flying uncontrollably*

Rule 34 also applies to text. So clopfics. Also, clopfics are funny to read and write. =3 (Disclaimer: I have never written a clopfic)

Because otherwise people in this forum wouldn't be able to understand us? =3

As a Brazilian guy myself, and considering what Portugal originally had in mind with Brazil, I suggest "Sugary Gold", because back in the days Brazil was known for being the biggest producer of sugar and gold.

I have no idea either. I guess it really depends on whether the potential of each person has been used to its full extent. Superior people would be the ones that were able to use their full potential (or at least tried), while "inferior" people would be the ones that acknowledge they have potential but don't care for using it. For example, a drunk bum on the street. He would be considered inferior by most people. If he had the potential to become the world's greatest musician, and tried really hard to achieve its full potential, even if he didn't manage to do it, he would be superior than many other people in the world. Now, if there was the best doctor in the world and he had the potential to try and find the cure to cancer but never made anything to make that true, then he would be inferior, because he isn't using his potential. That's at least what I think. Of course there are exceptions and the concept could have been explained better, but basically I like to think that people that use their potential are the best kind of people.