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Status Updates posted by Red Cedar
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How has it come to this, where I feel the need to three-fist wireless devices?
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I am a natural born Canadian citizen. I am now taking bids for my sponsorship of an American individual or family to immigrate to Canada. Bids will start at seven figures.
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I await the inevitable retribution that comes from criticizing the staff of this forum. It has been the ongoing theme of my time here.
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I did it. I'm glad I did it. I'm not sorry I did it, and I'd do it again under the same circumstances.
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I guess all is well when you can hide posts.
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I have a sudden urge to use only the mobile version of this site for the next several days.
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I have an evil number of brohoofs.
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I know a little girl who's happy with her Pony haul.
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I love it when I can help someone on the forum.
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I never liked MLP. I just started hanging out in the fandom to get laid. It worked, too!
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I remember a line from a very old show I used to watch called You Can't Do That on Television: "Sometimes it's so easy, I'm ashamed of myself!"
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I think what makes me most flabbergasted is that this didn't make me flabbergasted.
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I'd like to register my complaint about the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for requiring separate trademarks of the same thing for every possible use or product individually. Seriously? Hasbro has 5095 listings!
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I'll give Ferguson this: They at least riot over serious socio-political issues. My city rioted over a bloody hockey game. Twice.
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I'm used to being disappointed by people, but I never thought I would be disappointed by corporate lawyers.
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If fans go spare after just ten months, what are they going to be like when the show is cancelled?
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Imagine. My Little Pony may be the only reason many children born in this century know what a phonograph is.
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In the Bible, forty days and nights of torrential rain was called the Wrath of God. In Vancouver, we call it Autumn.