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CurtisWildcat

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  1. So I realized something recently. Part of my O.C. Gray Ghost's background involves her having worked for S.M.I.L.E. before she retired, and she snoozes as much as 16 hours a day if she can get away with it. She's a sleeper agent.

    ...I'll see myself out. :laugh:

  2. The storm hits, the show begins, and all one lunatic can think of to say is: "I've got a monkey."
  3. What do you get when you combine a 100% lack of experience with rhythm games, a near-total inability to keep up with the songs, a tendency to hit the wrong keys no matter how they're set, and a love of EG-centric music? Two examples of casual failure! >^_^< In all seriousness I'm only on here once in a great while, so I'm glad I caught this event when I did.
  4. My trek towards MLP enjoyment is a bit convoluted, so I won't explain it here. I'll just say it started with the Starscream Vs. RD Death Battle and Turnabout Storm, and leave it at that. If you want to go even further back I could say it started with Touhou, but like I said: convoluted.
  5. Thinking about it, I'd have to say my favorite one's from the "Sparkle's Seven" episode in the final season, when Pinkie's balloon goes haywire and she starts yelling "Canterlot, we have a problem!" (Apollo 13)
  6. A bowl of cereal, a mix of store-brand equivalents of Honey Nut Cheerios and Cinnamon Toast Crunch. Just before that, I had some microwavable chicken alfredo, and a bit of string cheese and lettuce for dinner.
  7. I've got nothing better to do (seriously, I don't have much motivation for a lot of things right now), so I may as well go with one of these myself. To give you the absolute basics: I'm a current resident of Kansas, USA by way of Michigan and Maryland. I write fanfiction as a hobby, with my current project being the MLP/Mega Man Zero crossover "Manehattan's Lone Guardian". I run a small YouTube channel focusing on how bad I do at video games. If my name wasn't enough of an indicator, I like cats. I've been going by my online handle for about 20 years, give or take. If you want to know more, well, all you have to do is ask. >^_^< I make no guarantees that my responses are going to be timely, but at least this gives me something to do.
  8. Think outside the box! Broaden your Scope! Wash the toothpaste before using it!
  9. I copied and pasted this from my experiences listed in this post on Fimfiction, because it'll just take way too long for me to type this out otherwise. Technically speaking I don't call myself a "brony", per se, but this is still a good place for me to talk about how I became interested in MLP in the first place, so there you go. >^_^< -------- Throughout my life, I avoided My Little Pony like the plague. Part of this was because I was always under the impression that it was aimed solely at girls, while the rest of it was because--if my online handle wasn't enough of an indicator--I preferred felines over equines (as an example, I became interested in Sailor Moon as a kid solely because of Luna and Artemis). I never really felt comfortable getting involved with MLP; I didn't even know that successive generations were a thing. That started to change in late 2014, early 2015 or thereabouts. I'd been obsessed with Touhou Project-related stuff back then (and to a lesser degree still am), so when I heard about then-Screw Attack's One Minute Melee between Sakuya Izayoi and Dio Brando, I went to watch it as soon as I could. When I followed this up with watching reaction videos, I started noticing not just that several who'd seen that particular fight were interested in MLP, but also that "Starscream Vs. Rainbow Dash" was a thing. So I watched the fight, watched reactions to it on YouTube (most notably those of Shanmul1995 and DYWTBA_Brony), and gradually became interested in what I was seeing. At this point, I decided to test the waters a little bit and checked into a certain set of fan animations (and reactions, of course) I'd heard about through TV Tropes but didn't look at too closely. It wasn't guaranteed to be factually accurate, but it would still give me an inkling of what I was getting into. Turnabout ever-loving Storm. I was on to something here. I continued reading stuff on TV Tropes about the show and recaps of the episodes, seeking out stuff that would interest me. I kept myself limited to stuff that I found either cool or funny (the latter mostly revolving around Pinkie Pie, as expected). The major downside to this, of course, is that due to my fairly narrow search criteria, the bulk of the episodes I haven't touched; the 100th episode is the only one that I've sat down and watched from beginning to end, if only because I like it when secondary/background characters get more fleshed out in personality. Admittedly, this is why I don't call myself a brony. To me, being a brony would require a certain dedication or obsession with the show that I lack, being willing to maintain an interest in MLP that at least surpasses just casual observation, and I don't have that. When it comes to entertainment, I prioritize cats, professional sports (the Detroit, MI-area, to be more specific), and Touhou over almost everything else. ----- There's a lot more that I didn't mention, but you're welcome to check the link up there if you want to read the whole thing. As an addendum, I'm not quite as addicted to Touhou as I used to be, and I've gotten a bit more into MLP since then (I'd have to, if I wanted to write halfway decent fanfiction).
  10. I'll admit to being partial to Applejack. To quote from a similar post I made at Everypony years ago, "Honesty's kind of a big thing for me, especially following my (slightly) more rebellious teenage years." And that accent of hers hits home: when my grandma was alive, she talked pretty much the same way that AJ does.
  11. I appreciate the offer, but I'd rather stay out of the role-playing section if I can help it. I don't really have as much time to devote to that sort of thing like I used to, and my characters aren't really the type to be constrained by the rules anyway. ()^_^ Thanks anyway, though.
  12. @MidnightFire1222 I'll try. I make no guarantees that I'll be able to contribute much, though. I've always had some measure of difficulty talking to others, both online and off.
  13. I've been writing fanfiction for much of my life (not necessarily "good" fanfiction, mind you), and there's something I've always liked about seeing secondary characters get developed. There was no way I was going to miss that one when it aired. Thanks for the welcome, all of you.
  14. Got a bunch of pony OC's, but I'll limit myself to three of them here. None of these were drawn by me---my art abilities are mediocre at best, so I prefer not to. The first is Gray Ghost. Pegasus and proud mother of four children (plus one cat). Due to... circumstances that took place when she was very young, her thinking gravitates more towards "cat" than "pony" if she's not in a stressful situation, and she often behaves like one. Her Cutie Mark is a pair of cat's eyes. Her picture was drawn by EvanRank at DeviantArt. The second is Drama Heart, alias Burning Salamandra. A professional puppeteer and illusionist, she runs a small horror theater in Manehattan called The Pyre of Fears. Often off her rocker. Gray Ghost is one of her few real friends. Her Cutie Mark, unseen in the picture, is a flaming tragedy mask. This picture was also drawn by EvanRank. The third picture is Ebony Evening, or just "Eebon". She's one of Gray's children. She aspires to be an exterminator, and tends to spend her allowance money on things like mousetraps, roach motels, and cans of bug spray. Her Mark is a crossed flyswatter and spray can. Her coat's supposed to be pitch black, but I gave the artist carte blanche to lighten it. Her picture was drawn by CyanLightning, also at DeviantArt. (An addendum: For some reason, the pictures I have of Ebony just don't like to show up on websites outside of Imageshack. If it shows a filename instead, you may have to click that instead to bring it up.)
  15. Hey, you tried; that's good enough. And thanks for the welcome.
  16. Would you believe I'd never heard of this place before? Like, at all? ()^_^ Anyway, good to meet all y'all. Name's Curtis Wildcat. I discovered MLP proper back in late 2014, early 2015 or so. I've been at FimFiction since 2015, and I've been a member of the now-almost-completely-empty Everypony forums since 2016. Far as the Mane 6 goes, the closest to a favorite character I have is Applejack. Reason I phrased it like that is because each of the six have traits that I've had to recognize in myself to varying degrees. If you want to talk about my favorite character in the show period, that particular discussion begins and ends with DJ Pon-3. If you're wondering how I found this place, today I was running a Google search for artists who handled MLP commissions, and this was one of the first sites that was listed. As for how I became interested in MLP, well, that's a bit of a story. ()^_^ I'd been a fan of Touhou for some years, and in the time frame mentioned above I found out about ScrewAttack's One Minute Melee featuring Dio Brando and Sakuya Izayoi. I watched a few reaction videos of the fight, and I found out that several of the reactors had also done reactions to the Starscream Vs. Rainbow Dash Death Battle, so I watched those, too. Before getting into the actual show, I decided to watch the Turnabout Storm series first so I could get a basic idea of the characters' personalities. From there I browsed the series' TV Tropes pages for episodes that were particularly cool or funny, then watched reactions to those. The whole process took me some months, so the first (and so far only) episode of the show that I've actually sat down and watched from start to finish was the 100th episode, "Slice of Life". (And that's just the ABRIDGED explanation. ) I'm currently writing "Manehattan's Lone Guardian", a crossover between MLP and Mega Man Zero, over at FimFiction. For non-pony content, I also run "Curtis Wildcat - Casual Failure", a gaming series on YouTube where I play old games and grade myself afterward based on how poorly I did. Can't think of anything else to say and it's getting close to dinnertime anyway, so I'm going to take off. I'll check out this place a little more later. Ciao mein, everyone!
  17. I don't expect to get much mileage out of this, but I'm keeping this place bookmarked anyway.

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