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I'd like to post more in this group but I can't think of what to say so I'm just going to write an acrostic poem: Rarity Awesome Rare Interesting Tremendous YAAAAAAAA Okay, that was horrible, I know. Let's see some other members of Ambassadors of Fabulosity try and make a better one, though, but those R's and that Y are toughies... Edit: Okay, here's a better one: Regal Awe-inspiring Ready (for anything) Interesting Tremendous YESRARITYISINDEEDAMAZING

I don't find that picture as disturbing as the first one. I don't find either very scary, but then personally I don't get scared by any pictures, only creeped out or disturbed if they're, well, creepy or disturbing. This one was actually pretty cool. But this all reminds me, has anyone seen this picture:

I'm listening to the band Depeche Mode, which I just started listening to recently and which is such an awesome band.

Lol, before I saw the troll face I thought you were actually trying to get yourself banned or something. Cause I know you love ponies, SC00TS buddy ol' pal.

The brony fandom and community amazes me, in a very good way. Only four years ago, no one would have thought a fan base this large and dedicated and community-oriented could ever arise from a My Little Pony TV show, especially not a community started and made up largely by older males. It is so amazing, and I am so glad I got into it, I hope this fandom only continues to increase and keep being awesome for a very long time.

I'm wearing pajamas right now.

I've heard someone else mention that The Handmaid's Tale was the worst book they've ever read also; he had to read it for school, and he hated it, thought it was the worst book ever. Personally, though, when I read it, for school, I didn't think it was a bad book at all. The sexual content in it is not pornographic or for any kind of erotic purpose, but it serves to forward the plot. I don't really remember the ending very well, but for me a book isn't ruined if it doesn't have a good ending. It's nice if it has a good ending, but I don't really think of the ending as being the most important part of the book or any more important than the rest of it, so if the ending's bad but the rest of it's good, then I don't think of it as being bad. It's been a while since I've read it, but I don't think the book uses swearing gratuitously; that is, it doesn't swear unless it's for a reason, unlike some authors who just throw in swear words left and right with no reason. And as for the belittling of women, this book is a critique against the belittling of women; Margaret Atwood is a huge feminist author. Although, I can understand someone finding the plot and writing style kind of hard to follow due to the novel's non-chronological writing and the use of stream of consciousness technique. I found the stream of consciousness technique intriguing, though. This book definitely isn't the best book I've read, and I wouldn't go around telling people to read it, but I just wanted to share my opinion on why I think it's not that bad of a book.

Haley Williams from the band Paramore.

My favourite author is Stephen King. I've read quite a few of his books and have many more on my bookshelf that I've bought but have yet to read. I don't actually read any other adult contemporary fiction other than Stephen King. Despite that, I think I can say with certainty that I would never like any adult contemporary fiction writer more than Stephen King; his books are just SO well written with such extremely realistic characters and emotional depth, and they really suck you into the plot and can also be thought-provoking at times. I also read young adult fiction (though I haven't in a while; the last one was The Hunger Games, which I read about two and a half years ago) and classic novels, such as Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea (which is one of my favourites), Catch-22 (which I'm rereading currently), and my all time favourite novel, Ulysses, by James Joyce. That is one hek of a challenging read, but it's also the rare kind of novel that you can read over and over again and get more out of it each time. Also, I love the Harry Potter series, it's definitely my favourite book series. Harry Potter is also the kind of thing you can reread and still enjoy it even if you've read it multiple times before. When I was younger, I would read pretty much anything; when I was really young I would sometimes just take a random book from the school library having no idea what it'd be about and read it. I wish I did that more often now, but since I don't have as much time to read anymore, I've become very picky about what I read, which is why I usually read classic novels and novels I know will be good, rather than take a chance on a book and risk wasting my time in case it isn't good. Currently on my list of books to read: "Looking for Alaska" and "The Fault in Our Stars," both by John Green; "The Return of the King," so I can finally say I've read The Lord of the Rings (I started reading it a while ago and have never finished); and maybe some other fantasy books that have been recommended to me by people.