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I go to Church too, though I never would have thought of that comparison.

So true. I really hope they have that karaoke game next year, that was awesome. Even though when I was there I didn't really feel comfortable joining in in the singing... but maybe next year I will.

Ah, that's too bad. Hence why ponies are way better than hiking .

We didn't end up going to the Meet and Greet like I said I would, since my brother didn't really want to and I didn't feel like arguing with him... But, that's okay, because we met you guys in line anyways (and if we hadn't, I would've gone to the Meet and Greet anyways without my brother to make sure I met you since I said I'd see you there), so it's no problem. SO HERE'S HOW MY FIRST DAY WENT: So after registration we checked out the vendor's hall (since it was open by that time, having taken us about an hour and a half of being in the line up to get registered; I'm not complaining though, the time seemed to go by quickly), bought some stuff, and then went out for lunch (to the food court at the mall nearby, which we walked to), got back, checked out the vendor's hall again, bought some more stuff, and then attended the "Ponies on the Internet" panel, where we watched Cloudbolt and Feld0 speak about their experiences of doing pony-related things online (I was very excited to see Feld0, since he created this wonderful site ). After this we attended the Brent Hodges panel on his documentary "A Brony Tale" (I also bought a copy of the DVD ), stayed in the same room for the Opening Ceremonies, drove to Subway for dinner (we could've walked, but it was a little cold out, plus we just didn't feel like walking), got back for the panel hosted by Jim Miller and Jayson Thiessen (and, as it turned out, joined by Stephanie Mahoney), which was pretty cool. Nicole Oliver was there too, just watching in the front row, except at one point a question was asked that pertained to voice actors, so she got up and said some stuff about it, so that was pretty cool. And then we went to the concert, which goes till 11:30 except that we left at around 9:30. So overall, 'twas a fun day, filled with much ponies, very friendly people, and my buying WAY more merch than my mom was pleased at when I got home (I think it was worth it, though). A lot of people complemented us on our hats, so that's nice. Oh really? What did you buy? Not Saturday? Unfortunately, I did not notice an anti-bullying shirt-wearing person... but if you do see me, feel free to introduce yourself if you want! Just mention you are Aquaryan so I know it's you. And I'm the one with Rainbow Dash and Fluttershy clipped to the sides of my hat. If you introduce yourself as Aquaryan to the guy with Twilight Sparkle and Pinkie Pie clipped to the sides of his hat, he won't have any clue who you are, though I'm sure he'd be friendly enough. Luckyyyyy..... Haha, sounds perfectly normal. It was AWESOME. But the next days are gonna be even MORE awesome because there'll be even more awesome panels to attend, including quite a few that I'm really looking forward to. Gonna be a great weekend .

My pass has Cork Top on it. Also, I'll be wearing a Canada-themed hat with little Fluttershy and Rainbow Dash plushies clipped on the sides. If you see someone wearing a Canada-themed hat with Twilight and Pinkie Pie clipped onto the sides, that would be my brother. I'll be going to the meet and greet mixer too. I hope to see you there

I know how you feel! This will be my first one too... I am excited, and slightly nervous, but more excited.

I think parents like doing that with names. Even though technically it kind of defeats the purpose of names if they don't prevent people being confused with other people, which is what they're supposed to do. But oh well, it's not such a big deal people getting our names mixed up. At least they never get us ourselves mixed up (and think one of us is actually the other) like they might if we were identical.

Me and my brother don't look entirely different, like we both have blonde hair and are close to the same height (though I'm taller), but otherwise we look pretty different. Although, a big factor in people mixing up our names is probably that they sound so close—"Justin" and "Jordan." And then there's our cousin Jacob who also has blonde hair and a similar name, haha.

I have probably around 50 or 60 CD's, all of which I've bought within the past 5 years. Me and my brother also have a shared collection of DVD's we've bought over the past few years, and there's probably around 50 or so of them. And then there's all the VHS tapes we've bought from Value Village (a thrift store). I'm so glad we have a VCR, because Value Village (or at least the one we go to, I don't know about elsewhere) tends to have a lot of very good, classic films on VHS for only a couple dollars. Like, literally only a couple dollars. For some of the greatest films ever made, like Casablanca and Gone With the Wind. The downside is the film quality of VHS is noticeably worse than DVD... but still, it's cheap. I prefer buying physical CD's for my music rather than off iTunes, though I have bought some albums from iTunes in cases where I was too impatient to find the CD somewhere and/or looked but couldn't find the CD anywhere. For movies, I will sometimes watch them for free online if I don't think or don't know whether it'd be worth it to buy it.

Hi! I have a twin brother, though fraternal rather than identical. He's not a brony (yet...). He's the only sibling I have. Sounds kind of like me and my brother, ha.

I wouldn't say watching MLP is a guilty pleasure for me, but liking it enough that I own quite a few MLP plushies and post about it on these forums regularly... I guess that's kind of a guilty pleasure.