Kraken B. Trippin

Something tells me that things are going to be different for you the next time around.

I assure you it matters a lot. I'm not going to call you sick but you've obviously been through a lot and could use someone to talk to. It literally doesn't matter who you reach out to. I had conversations with the nurses who were caring for me in the ambulance after I got hit. I think if you reach out for some free counseling at a local college campus, you'll find some unique perspectives to consider as to why life is certainly worth fighting for. I won't go into it any further than that, as this is a wholly private matter and I definitely urge you to seek some help at your earliest convenience. Even if you feel you don't need it.

Not to take this into soap box territory but from someone who has attempted to commit suicide (through pills and also through running into open traffic) there is absolutely nothing fun or relieving or good about trying to end your own life. It's a miracle I am here today and I can tell you first hand that it's not easy nor is it worth it. Absolutely some of the most painful experiences in my life. If you're serious I would certainly urge you to reach out for some help.

Yes because studies have been done as to the validity and sincerity of Brony Culture, as if people would actually admit to being "fake" fans to begin with. lol. My list can get quite extensive so I'll just post 5 at a time every now and then to maintain shock factor. lol. This one will focus on modern entertainment. 1) Dr. Who is overrated. Weeping angels are not scary. 2) Game of Thrones is overrated. Everybody dies. The end. Moving on. 3) Anything Joss Whedon has ever done concerning a female lead is garbage. Yes,even Buffy. "Break the cutie" is the stupidest effing trope there is. 4) I blame book snobs who DEMAND 100% true translations from the books to their prospective movies for this rise of "Two Parter" series endings where you go into a theater and paid your ticket KNOWING you're not gonna get a complete show. And the worst part is, now that we've got 4 movies out of 3 books for film adaptions we've moved onto frothing at the mouth for "bad" casting choices. Like how in Catching Fire the one arrogant dude didn't have "perfectly bronzed skin and bronze hair". As if anyone even exists in Hollywood who looks like that. Or that Rue was "gasp" black! It never ceases to amaze me how often racism climbs up from it's dirty depths all over making sure that every comic and book character has to stay perfectly white or we riot. 5) Breaking Bad, Dexter, House M.D. and any other show with a douchebag protagonist who breaks laws but it's OK because "they have their own, superior moral code" or in Houses case "Because they are too smart and talented to follow the rules" are effing moronic. It just continues to feed into this whole rising culture of "We are our own God's" that's broken in because we've raised an entitled generation who believe they are infallible and untouchable. Commence the lynching!

I'd wish for irresistible charisma so effective it borders on mind control. Basically, the ability to convince anyone of anything or to do anything I wanted them to. I'd win every argument or debate I'd ace every interview. I'd succeed in every haggle. Nopony could ever say no to my requests. It's just as good as having infinite money, but even takes care of people who can't be bought.

Favorite Marvel Hero: Captain America or Dr. Strange Favorite Marvel Villain: Juggernaut or Shuma Gorath Favorite DC Hero: The Flash or John Stewart Green Lantern Favorite DC Villain: The Scarecrow or Clayface

For me, I was really only willing to give MLP a chance after I heard the creators also had a hand in Dexter's Laboratory & The Power Puff Girls from my childhood. The fact that the show ended up being awesome I think is a quality of the original creators, and not necessarily my attachment to a franchise normally made for girls. So I really can't say for sure. I wouldn't be actively searching for a Barbie themed show to attach to in the same way I've done with My Little Pony.

Being that you're aiming the show to be attracting teenage audiences, you'll want your protagonists to be teenagers to make them actually relatable to your target audience. The Mane Six I've always imagined as being teenaged as well. A feature film could maybe work if your Season Finale leaves off on a cliffhanger or something that the Film is meant to resolve. Such as a big bad so important to deal with, that you can't cover it within one episode, or even a two parter. You need 2 hours at least to resolve it.

My favorite casual Magic The Gathering deck I ever built was basically full of Leviathans, Krakens, Octopus and Sea Serpents and Quest for the Ula's Temple and thus, I named it Kraken B. Trippin.