CharlotteR-MLP

Other than being animated, they're completely different shows, with completely different characters, humor, style, and quality, comparing them would be like putting a potato next to a t-shirt. And that's a good thing, it'd be boring if it was like that.

Accustomed? There's been nothing to accustom to, it's just people overreacting to change even though it could just as easily lead to good, bad or nothing at all. When the castle came about I just continued watching the show as is.

Just saw "The Man from UNCLE." It was alright, nothing really stood out about it that I'd reccomend beyond some stylistic efforts, nothing bad either. It's just passable padding for those who can't wait for more James Bond or something.

I think I'd say Screen Junkies.

Yes I have. When I decided to switch from using DailyMotion to Netflix to watch episodes, I accidentally passed over "Trade Ya!" To this day I still have yet to go back to that episode, but honestly it doesn't look like it's worth my time.

Hey there. Glad you could stop by our site and hopefully stay active here Enjoy your stay through almost robotic repetition.

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Of course, while I don't expect anyone that's at the level of, say, an 100K following, I was wondering if any notable faces from other sites have ever joined here? I'm curious.

Faust has constatnly stated in interviews and other parts of the internet that the ultimate goal for Twilight was to reach this ascension to princesshood, so stop asking. The toys are just what Hasbro typically makes.

While I would watch something like the gender-bent episode a lot of you are bringing up, as I find it a rather interesting trope that just doesn't seem to be brought out enough, but for the most part, the whole point of the show was to give proper limelight and quality to female personalities so that they don't appear as inferior to males, and why would they do that? Media is so filled with male leads that at this point we need to have fully-female casts just to balance it out. Besides, we've already seen that they kinda suck at portraying guys in the show, just look at just about any episode where Spike is the lead, and you'll see what I mean.

I really wish I could do this.

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Why did I think you had to do something with that dating site the forum advertised a week ago?

I find a lot of Adam Sandler's movies to be so horrendously awful that I sometimes laugh at how bad the jokes are.

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Hello there. Welcome to the forums, enjoy your stay. \

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If I was an extrovert I likly wouldn't be putting my time into this site.

It's simple. My real, give name is Charles, and being trans I referred to myself as the female equivalent. Similarly the "R" is the surname initial and you know about the MLP stuff.

I find usernames and junk to be unimportant and quite frankly I'm terrible at it. At least it's better than those completely random letter chains I used like "resi21" or "yopso64." Seriously, what was I thinking XD

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If that happened, said guy from then would likely respond differently depending on how far back you go. If it was, say, 10 years ago I would ask further questions because at that time I was watching Generation 3, unsurprised by the news. If it was more like, a year before I started, I would heavily research the topic and figure out what's going on to see if it's right for me, even if I wasn't against it. If it was about 5 years ago I'd be pretty surprised but then move on. But no matter what, my gut reaction would be "Get the fuck outta here, psychopath! How the hell did you reach me!?

The only person I know in real life who's a brony was a guy in my class named Eric, from 8th Grade. He was rather open about it, even if he did have quite a few anger issues.

While this could hint at something really epic that the movie will bring us, I think it's most likely a marketing campaign that Hasbro's using to sound really cool and put people into the "BUY OUR TOYS!" line of thinking. I doubt it'll actually be present.

Also I swear my original persona had that same name XD

If you're just gonna say "Hi," I'll give you back a "Hi." Now go out there and be yourself!

Just this week I saw all of last weekend's major releases: Fantastic Four, The Gift, Shaun the Sheep, and Ricki and the Flash.

I plan to talk about all of them on YouTube, because they were all really interesting and varied experiences to say the least.