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I travel the world very often.
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Aside from liking MLP:FiM, I have a feminine personality. I have a fashion sense. I also get overly emotional when something goes wrong. And I'm fascinated with kawaii. A lot of things that men typically like don't really interest me, such as sports. -
I know that the US has Black Friday, Canada has Boxing Day, and China has Single's Day (11.11). Now Black Friday has come to Canada in a way, most likely because they don't want us to go across the border for deals that are worth fighting for (literally). I understand why some of you don't like Black Friday. I'm just curious to see if there are any discount shopping day in any other country than the US, Canada, and China.
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Are You A 90's Kid? What Does It Mean To Be One?
d^_^b replied to FemaleIntrovert1995's topic in General Discussion
I was born in '90, so that makes me both a 90's baby and a 90's kid. I spent my childhood in the mid-late 90's and the early 2000's; I have fond memories of that time, growing up with shows from Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon, and Disney, as well as some anime. We didn't have those channels in Canada at the time, so we got those shows on Canadian channels YTV, Teletoon, and Family, because of the CRTC requiring a quota of "Canadian content" for children's TV channels. I was pretty unhappy about that, to be honest, but still, I got to enjoy some of the best cartoons ever! Also, I didn't get into gaming until the late 90's with the PlayStation, so I missed out on some classics like Super Mario 64, Banjo-Kazooie, TLOZ:OOT, and Super Smash Bros., but I did play Crash Bandicoot, Spyro the Dragon, and Final Fantasy VIII (didn't get into it). My sister was born in '88, so that makes her an 80's baby and a 90's kid. -
Cloudy, rainy and windy.
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gaming Are you SONY Pony, Nintendo Pony or Microsoft Pony
d^_^b replied to Aosera's topic in Media Discussion
Sony Pony. I started gaming on a PS1 and have gotten every generation of the PlayStation console ever since. -
It's snowing. And it's the pacific northwest.
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Planet Dolan just made a countdown video of knockoff foods (not just restaurants).
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Personally, I want to wear an awesome-looking mask in public without getting weird looks or people wanting to take selfies with me (that happened one night at BronyCAN 2016, and not with other bronies). I don't want people thinking I'm going to commit a crime such as a burglary. I do want to wear clothes that are not out of the ordinary but also unique, like an "assassin's" jacket (no, seriously, look it up). I live in Canada, too. Even in the small city/town where I live in, I sometimes see people dress up in attire outside of the norm, and that brightens my day.
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I remember one episode in season 1 or 2 there was a cow in Ponyville who said hello to Pinkie Pie! She actually talked! Then one or two episodes in later seasons, including the latest one, "It Isn't the Mane Thing About You", the cows were more like farm animals, only making bovine sounds like, "moo". Am I the only one who found this out? Sure, we have other talking 4-legged animals, such as zebras, donkeys, mules, buffalo, yaks, and of course ponies, but not cattle? Pigs, chickens, sure; they never have spoken before in the animated show. There was also one episode where goats only made goat sounds and only Iron Will understood what they were saying; they even had jobs. But one cow did speak, before. Sure, they have been on the show very rarely, but it still doesn't make sense to those of us who have been watching the show since season 1 to reduce cows to farm animals from another sentient race. Why not make cattle talk anymore?
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We have a restaurant similar to those restaurants that you talked about in my small city in Canada. It's called, "Milano's". Before, it was another Romeo's restaurant, but after disagreements with the Italian restaurant chain, it became independent. So, in a way, it is a knock-off. Not as much of a knock-off as oMc McDnoald's, facefood or Michael Alone. The food there is still good. I'm not sure there are any ponies here from other, non-English-speaking countries. I understand that this is an English-language forum and I just wanted to hear from ponies who are from those countries and can speak English, if there are any.
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Which country?
