LeonShi500

I've always wanted a black New 3DS (not the XL) in the states because it looked like the coolest handheld ever. Unfortunately, we didn't get the smaller new 3DS model for a while and when we did, it was bundled with a mediocre game and an undesirable face plate that just forced up the price. 

Nintendo's made some very odd choices these last few years.

Was this the abstract to the 30 page scientific paper you and your team of DnD players made?

Thank you for the video. I've actually been looking into this, but I've never been able to find a recent discussion about it. Some people think that because the fascination behind Bronies is cooling off that the show is becoming less popular. I can't help but wonder if this correct, even if by a very slim amount. The magic behind this show is gone for me; now I just consider it another good cartoon. I bet my feelings regarding the show are the same for plenty others and that they have left the fandom because of this, but the number of new Bronies makes up for the loses, I don't know.

You brought up a really interesting point when you mentioned alternative ways to watch the show. I never watch TV, so Dailymotion has been very convenient for when I occasionally watch the show.

I'm curious where the fandom will be 3-4 years from now. I imagine the show will be over in that time period.

"HoE" stories? I've never heard of those before.

And trust me, I've got more ideas for random stories floating through my mind, sometimes more than I'd like. One of these happens to be based on MLP. If you like, I can tell you my idea and you'd be fully free to use.

And trust me, my story "can be pretty dark at times." Here's a hint; most of the story, if not nearly all of the story, doesn't take place in Equestria. It's definitely MLP related, though.

No one does. Those who claim they can change their emotional attitude quickly are either lying to themselves or ignorant of how deep emotions are engraved in the subconsciousness.  The fact is that it is possible to change, though.

Try to read the comments, acknowledge them and simply move on after that. It's of no consequence. If you really like a certain comment, good. If not, don't focus too hard on it. Unless it's providing constructive criticism, it has no value to you. This is the internet. 72.3% of people lack empathy towards others and will not think twice about calling anything they don't like harsh terms. Accepting that makes it much easier to deattach yourself from all of the strong emotions connected to the negativity. I'm not saying that there's anything wrong with having strong emotions, far from it, but you need to be able to control when you want said emotions to occur in the first place. This is no test that will determine your future, no loved one has passed away, nor has anyone threatened you with harm (If one of those has happened, I'm sorry I brought it up). It's just a few stories/fanfictions, nothing more, nothing less. Trust me, if you were perfectly calm and collected and could see yourself right now, you'd probably chuckle. Trust me, I've had similar situations where I would laugh at myself during self-reflection.     

If it puts you more at ease, I'd recommend fleshing out your ideas with several rough drafts prior to uploading a final idea online.

Haven't seen this joke in a while. Still get's a chuckle from me when I read it.  XD