Cyandashie

I have emotional attachments to many obscure things. To start it off, my car. They say that you shouldn't be attached to material, but dang. It's not even that special of a car; it's a 2007 Honda Odyssey. But that was the first car purchased by my family after I was born (I was 4 at the time), in December 2007. We shipped it to Germany in 2008 when my parents were stationed there (military stuff). It's been to Poland and France as well; and now it's back home, and I'm the one driving it now since my parents drive far nicer cars. I'm worried about its future, though; it's been having a lot of issues recently, and since my parents don't want me to "waste" my money on it, they're thinking about selling it in late 2021, when I'm off to college. But yeah, lots of memories happened in that car. The picture below is an old one from 2010, when it was in Germany. Probably one of my favorite pictures.

The second thing that I kind of have an emotional attachment to is the city of Killeen, Texas, more specifically Fort Hood. I moved there in 2011, and that army base was the birthplace of my bronyhood, in October 2012. I left in 2013, as I had to move to Kiev, Ukraine due to my dad being deployed, while I lived with my mom and brother. But even aside from all the brony stuff, I feel like Fort Hood was probably one of the best places I've ever lived, because of all the nostalgia I get from it.

The third thing would probably be my Xbox 360, which coincidentally, I got the first day I moved into Fort Hood. I've spent countless hours playing games on there, notably Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition. I don't use it much anymore for obvious reasons, but occasionally I'll plug it back in and revisit some of my old worlds.

I was born in Tucson, Arizona, though I moved to Virginia after I was born. I've lived in Germany and Ukraine, currently reside in College Station, Texas, and I'm probably moving to Waco next year.

From 2009 to 2012, I was a big Sonic fan. I kinda just stopped caring for it probably the minute I became a brony.

And now that I think about it, I feel kind of the same about being a brony. From 2012-2016, I was super invested in the show/fandom but after that it was on and off. I'm kind of on my "on" phase with the show at the moment so I wouldn't be surprised if after a week I didn't touch the show for another seven months.

Big Red.

Not sure why, but it seems like everybody that I know has something against it, and I just don't understand. It's one of my favorite soft drinks.

I have a custom-built PC with an AMD Ryzen 5, an RX570(?), 32GB DDR4 RAM, 256GB M.2 storage + a 2TB HDD, and Windows 10 Pro.

I don't think I've ever had the latter. But I can definitely do with some regular Flamin' Hots. I love eating spicy stuff, even if it's too much on my tongue.

Anyone here still watching the show after numerous years? I started watching the show back in 2012 and aside from some breaks I can't believe I've stuck with this show for so long.

The first computer I've probably ever used was a Compaq Presario 5000 running Windows XP. However, my first computer was some HP laptop from 2010 running Windows 7. Wasn't that good of a computer, it died a year after I started using it.

Ladybugs and dragonflies. Generic ants are cool too, but not the ones that bite.

I live in Texas, about 90 miles northwest of Houston. I live in College Station, home of the Aggies!

Or alternatively, what was the best year for the show? I believe 2011 was the initial height of the show, with the fandom really taking flight by that year.

I think it would take about 3.4 days to watch the entire series, so it'd probably be a ten minute video if you counted every jump and doubled the video speed.

I mean.. I've been a brony since late 2012 but I've been on the site since mid-2015. I guess that's sorta old.

I used to have a pony profile picture for a good three to four years on my Instagram account until my friends pressured me to remove it.

"Bonjour".

Technically I can pronounce it, but I said it the wrong way in front of my Canadian friend and it's been a running joke since then.

0.

Not because I didn't do the test or avoided it or anything.

I literally got a zero because I got everything wrong. It was kinda tough.

I have a built PC elsewhere in my house, but currently I'm using an HP ProDesk 600.

I only know English, but I'd like to learn Spanish, Russian, and Polish for these reasons:

Spanish because I live in Texas and the Spanish-speaking population is growing rapidly where I live.

Russian because I used to live in Kiev, Ukraine and I'd like to return.

Polish, because my ancestors are Polish and I just have a soft spot for Poland in general.

I live in College Station, Texas.

The farthest west I've ever been was Hawaii, while the farthest east I've ever been was Thailand.

From 2015 to 2017, I went on three Boy Scout summer camps before quitting. I went to...

-Spanish Peaks in Colorado, July 2015

-Camp Orr in Arkansas, June-July 2016

-Sid Richardson Scout Ranch near Dallas, June-July 2017.

I think the first and last one were my favorites, and that's saying something as I really disliked Boy Scouts.

My pastor at my church got it while she was travelling in Scotland. I think she's okay now, though.

I would've gone to Michigan to visit my grandmother but Michigan has more cases of COVID-19 than Texas does (to my knowledge). She's a snowbird but she's staying in Arizona this summer. I wouldn't mind visiting her as Tucson is where I was born, but I want her to be safe.

I might go to Idaho with my brother to visit my biological father, though.

Not sure if this counts, but about seven, almost eight years ago I scraped my knuckles on the ground while I was taking out the trash. I was at my cousin's house and I was greeting one of his friends when I lost control of the dumpster and scraped them hard against the ground. Not sure if it counts as a scar, but the marks are still there.

If you don't know what a simp is, I'll fill you in. According to Urban Dictionary, a simp is "a man that puts himself in a subservient/submissive position under women in hopes of winning them over, without the female bringing anything to the table". Now that you know what that means, who do you think is the biggest simp in the show? I think it's Spike, seeing as he's always all over Rarity.

Seasons 1-3, more specifically 1. Those seasons just have a charm to me. Probably because I watched them all a long time ago and it's just a big nostalgia rush, but those seasons hold a special place in my heart.