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Well getting drunk still is still a major health risk, whether or not someone gets drunk before driving. I applaud that you are vigilant in that sense but I would recommend that if you drink at all you don't drink to get drunk.

*Facehoofs hard enough to leave a red mark on my head.* I obviously am saying that drunk driving accounts for a lot of accidents. Which is accountable for a large amount of accidental causes of death in the world. This ISN'T something you joke around about, I really hope you realize that. Hundreds of thousands of people have died from some idiot who was driving with under the influence alcohol. Do I blame alcohol for all car accidents. NO. Do I think it's a serious problem, yes and anyone who has any humanity should be thinking that as well.

(Alcoholic) Drinking can be a major cause for abuse and domestic violence. Drunk driving accounts for about 1/3 of traffic accidents. Its bad for the person drinking and society as a whole. Heavy drinking causes many health problems like cancer, seizures, grout, nerve damage and many other health problems. I'm against prohibition because it didn't work before, it wont work again. However, it doesn't change the fact the alcohol and drinking is a perfect way for someone to destroy their life AND the lives of others. The thing people can do is try to get people to stop drinking. Drinking underage is a perfect way to turn a good person into an alcoholic. Which is why whoever drinks, youth or adult, I look down on. Brohoof if you've lost someone to alcohol or a drunk driver.

@, Lucid: *has spent the last hour doing his investigation. He trots inside the courthouse to talk to Sunshine Judger* "Sunshine Judger," *he says under his breath as he read the Judge's card. He steps in* "Sir, I am Lucid Dream, prosecutor for this nightbloom case."

@, Guard: Miss Darkshade... We have a pony that wants to defend you. @, Secretary: *a pony hoofs the Judge a file that says he will be the Judge in this case tomorrow.* ((I might need to opt out Lucids investigations and save what he finds for the trial. I already know what he finds but I dont wanna expose it.))

@@FortyTwo42, Lucid: *after entering the storage room where the crime was, he looks around. Glass is scattered everywhere, the body has been taken away and already someone has done a chalk sketch of where it was* Alright. I'll be taking a quick look around here. *he turns to Shadowhide* I'll investigate as long as I can, however, they might need me over at the court house. I'll need to talk with the Judge and lead prosecutor. @@AnonBrony, Guard: Oh thank goodness. That mare is one stubborn pony. She wont even bother calling a defense attorney. I'll get her right in a second. *he leaves to go to her cell*

I wish I had the guts to kill myself but I just dont. I guess that's a good thing. But your advice was good, the only thing I disagree with is the fact I'm a winner. I'm a pathetic worm...

First off, leave your interrobang for fiction when I'm not around. Yes, it's bad to be angry at the writer, but it's his style. I don't agree with an angry style (I get the idea though that you do, based on your counterargument's tone and your "it's for kids" blog entry). I do need to agree on one thing, personal attacks are unprofessional; it was uncalled for that Mr. Enter was that angry at a TV show writer. But it's no excuse for saying that he deserved this. But think about it, is it worth defending writers that write episodes that lack thought and are ruining television. Once again, its his style you cant punish a critic for his style. First amendment. If you don't like him, ignore him, okay? Finally, calm down. Please just calm down and if you want a debate, I'm fine. On one condition, I don't want to debate a person that uses caps lock in his arguments, says "are you kidding me" and forgets that debate is the art of a peaceful, calm rebuttal between two parties. I don't know what kind of grudge you have on him, but this is mlp forums.

"*Saying you regret what you did and apologizing for it isn't enough when his past reviews were still up. If he wants to look truly honest, every one of his reviews that attacks staff should never be uploaded ever again, and he's got to publish a public apology for it." Is it me, or are you on the side of one of the stupidest companies on earth. I don't like to get into an argument but you need to realize something: art (including animation) needs criticism. Criticism is the first step to improvement and better art. You say that Mr. Enter was far too harsh. True, he could be rude and blunt. However, Just because he was personal with his reviews doesn't say that he was making legitimate threats. You could say that the Nostalgia Critic uses too many bad words but that isn't enough to completely say “every one of his reviews that attacks staff should never be uploaded ever again, and he's got to publish a public apology for it.” It’s impressive that you can say something this harsh when a reviewer like the Angry Video Game Nerd (who has had an entire episode with a character that is a piece of feces) gets away scot-free. I’m not bashing on the Angry Video Game Nerd; but I’m making a legitimate point when I say that being blunt isn't a reason to axe an account. Finally, and this is a matter of opinion but I’m certain other people can agree; Mr. Enter made legitimate points to bash on the writers. He only got extreme when the writers truly had a reason to be bashed. I’d like you to watch this scene (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HqBvv_cJd0) and the episode “The Splinter” from SpongeBob. Also keep in mind that the writers didn't just make a few mistakes, they wrote many, many, many terrible, stupid and sometimes cruel episodes for a children’s show. Simply put, the world needs criticism, the world sometimes needs harsh criticism; Mr. Enter wasn't the calmest of reviews but it’s another example of why Viacom is one of the worst companies on this planet, and why this world will never get better if it doesn't grow up. I wasn't even that big of a fan of his reviews (I thought they got harsh at times) but when I read this I needed to respond. “Criticism may not be agreeable, but it is necessary. It fulfills the same function as pain in the human body. It calls attention to an unhealthy state of things.” -Winston Churchill I respect your opinions, but I never will agree with them.

@@FortyTwo42, @@AnonBrony, Lucid: *eyes Axiom's badge for a second* 'Yes, indeed.' *He Then turns to Shadowhide* 'Alright then, here.' *he levitates a small badge out of his pocket for a few seconds then puts it back after Shadowhide see's it* 'I'll be looking around inside for awhile. Can you lead me to the scene of the crime?' Guard: *Gives a puzzled look.* 'It doesn't work like that. We don't advertise cases. But you can look through a record of all the defense attorneys in the area.'

Lucid: 'Ah, yes. Miss Shadowhide, thank you for coming on time. I recieved a case file telling a few basic thing when I got here.' *he looks around* 'So, an unlucky defense attorney apparently trots into an art museum, then a certain mare kills him for a reason unknown.' *he pauses for a few seconds then speaks* 'First order of business, I need the investigation team to find a potential motive. Then, I need to talk to the witnesses, I need to ask them a few questions and make sure they stay away from any defense attorneys. Last but not least, I need an autopsy and pictures taken of the crime scene.' *after his list of nagging orders he asks the detective:* 'Miss Shadowhide, I'd like to take a look at the crime scene and around the museum. Would that be alright?'

OOC: http://mlpforums.com/topic/117990-mlp-ace-attourney-rp/?p=3380068 Intro: Turnabout Shade Life is about gains, and losses. At night, our greatest victory isn't a win; the greatest victory is to lay down to sleep knowing that nothing in your life has changed. You haven't lost anything, and you haven't gained anything your doomed to lose. Sometimes in the hectic lives we live we must take something in order to prevent our self's from losing more, even if it means stealing and doing immoral things. Life is about gains... and losses. Sometimes more losses than gains. But if your doing it for the greater good.... No sin is committed. <Equestrian Ministry of Justice: Prosecutor offices, 9:07 PM> *A blue pony named Lucid sits in a new office. Brand new shelves, new desk, new furniture. Sitting in one of his new couches instead of a desk, He reads a book that is supposed to help him control his temper.* Lucid: *turns his head to a knock at the door* Yes? What is it? *A guard pony trots inside and says a few words* Lucid: I'm the only prosecutor? I'm in charge then, huh? *gets up* I'll be there tomorrow morning at 5 AM sharp. Tell the detectives to be be ready. <Detention Center, Next morning> @, Guard: *a pony in armor trots to Darkbloom's cell* Ms. Nighshade, If you aren't aware tomorrow is your trial. You may contact an attorney or ask for a public attorneys assistance. <Inkblot Art museum, front entrance, 4:56 AM> Lucid: *trots to the front entrance looking around for the detective.*

I finally gave my OC a cutie mark. (mark-less adults are becoming a cliche) Can you review my main OC? http://mlpforums.com/page/roleplay-characters/_/lucid-dream-r4566