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This does sound like a pretty cool idea! I just don't know how difficult it would be to apply. Perhaps the tech admins can tell us about its feasibility.

There's actually been a thread that was made for this! It's called the "MLP Forums Meetup Map", and you can find it right here. It's quite old already, though. Some people might have already changed their global location without updating the map itself. It is, however, still functional if one decided to update their location on the map.

If potatoes have skin and you have skin, then are you a potato?

There's a bunch of sounds from Minecraft that I find pretty creepy. Like, you're mining for example, then bam: sudden low frequency sounds from nowhere. It's especially unnerving when you're all alone playing in a single player world.

This might be slightly weird, but occasionally, I would load up TF2, play as a medic, and then make myself happier with the fact that I'm possibly indirectly making other people in the world enjoy the game more by sustaining their health points. Other than that, music, sleep, and other games also help.

This usually happens to me when everything just works. It might seem a bit mundane to others, but whenever, like say, a presentation is finished smoothly, or even when a system restore makes everything functional again, it makes me pretty happy. It's these little victories that make me wave my fist in the air and celebrate what others may perceive as ordinary everyday occurences.

I think the answer to that would be: as much time as you can provide. I'm not sure about the others, but I think consistency would be more important when compared to the length of time you allot for forcing/narrating. Even if you only have, say, 10 minutes in your day to force/narrate/etc., keep at it! Be consistent: see to it that those 10 minutes of tulpamancing happen everyday. Of course, more time would have to be dedicated if ever you want faster progress, but keeping momentum by being consistent would be more valuable in terms of not 'losing' progress.

(As I attempt to get up) "HNNNNNNNNNGGG"

Nobody seems to have mentioned Swoop yet, so I'll go ahead and include him in this thread. I remember Swoop being pretty friendly to me when I first joined. He was one of the first admins in this forum who gave me the impression that the staff weren't scarily superior or anything like that. Rather, he made me see the staff as people who looked out for the other members, whilst helping out in various ways. Sounds cliche-ish, I know, but the truth is the truth.

As boring as it might seem, I've used up a lot of time pouring through articles about various college courses. It's never really that productive because at the end of the day, there would always be some measure of angst remaining concerning my career choices and whatnot. I do get to learn about what different people do in their lives, but the ultimate goal of finally making college decisions hasn't really been achieved.

Whenever I look up to try and see the stars, there often only are a little amount of them visible (probably because of all the light pollution). Nevertheless, looking into the night sky, be it filled with stars or not, makes me wonder about how small we actually are in the universe. It makes me wonder about all of the things we go through in life; all the significant events, all the discoveries, and the overall grandiosity of what humankind offers us. And then, it makes me realize that despite having all of these things that what we consider as big and significant, we are but a speck within the observable universe. This (for me) leads to a multitude of other questions and thoughts concerning topics ranging from the possible existence of other universes, to standards about what really matters in life. Sometimes, it really makes me think about how incidental everything is; from the beginning of life on Earth, to the various events and revolutions that have molded and formed the societies and governments that we love and loathe today. It somehow makes me amazed at something as obvious as the state of our current society, or even something as simple as our humanity in itself. But then, after some time, reality snaps back, and the dilemmas and problems that have been imaged as small things earlier would come back and make it be known that no matter how big or small a problem may be perceived to be, they will linger until something is done about them. --- Wow. I think I went off the deep end there for a bit.

Well, it was fun while it lasted. I just want to say that this RP was great (well, at least for me), and that I wouldn't have asked for a better first RP. Although being slightly short-lived, this RP was of awesome quality in terms of the initial plot and the subsequent posts that made this RP come alive. Actually, I was kind of wondering myself about how I could follow on with the story-line if my OC didn't jump in the hole, but I guess I don't have that problem anymore. Sure enough though, I'll be looking out for any new RP's that you or Klopp might be starting! You know you're in good hands when former RP mods are GM-ing the RP you're in. Hahaha!

I'm glad to hear that it doesn't bother you. I'll be looking forward to RP-ing with you!

I was slightly anticipating this when I first made Flo... but the name just seemed really fitting and everything afasjkghdf;gfd I'm really sorry about this. I should have been more considerate.

This: For some reason, I replayed this and laughed at it for more than three times when I first saw this.

That's great! Wouldn't TWO tests be TWICE the fun? *wink* *wink*

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This one isn't exactly the version heard in-game, but the notes and the tempo and everything are pretty much the same. Ace Attorney ftw!