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Order cannot exist without disorder, otherwise it isn't order. Randomness in people can be good. It helps make the word much more interesting.

Let's not forget, Ghost is no ordinary being, he is a Super Capitalist with multiple personalities. He draws stress from the common issues each of his alter egos face day-to-day (Engineer's brutal beatings, Tyrone having to cope with racism, Mr. 4Chan Cookie's chaotic stomach, etc.), and channels it to release fury storms of unfathomable magnitude when necessary. You only referenced a minor display of his power, level one capitalist, and omitted a demonstration of one of his many intense transformations. http-~~-//www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7vIPEkWhWo

Plucking strings and broken wings are the things that define my Ponyville summer... ♫ Wunderbar strutting and excellent Vinyl Scratch attire.

No problem.

Vicke requested I draw his and Swix's OC ponies in their shipping (does that make sense?). After a few rough ideas, I finally settled on this very innocent, cute approach.

You needn't remind us of that bothersome rule. This is the last place I expect to find it mentioned. Please refer to flare's post. I've seen more than four of these lists.

Glaze it with butter and honey, inhale the heavenly aroma, my mouth watering all the while, and then dive in for the first bite of that delicious biscuit. ...what? Fight? I don't fight.

This film isn't the atrocity the majority makes it out to be. When approached about it, yeah, most will criticize it for deviating from the (almost nonexistent) story of the original game. As a kid, despite catching the tremendous differences from the games, I enjoyed watching it, and still do. It isn't a replication of the games, yet it's still entertaining and makes for a good laugh when contrasting between itself and them; comparable to the old animated Mario Bros. series. Both the movie and cartoons are very different from the games for which they were based, but those differences are what make them entertaining. But I digress... If you're looking for a near-perfect film adaptation of the first Mario game, there is one. Produced in the year following SMB's release, "SMB: The Great Mission to Rescue Princess Peach," was an obscure anime movie that did a great job at capturing the essence of the Bros. initial Mushroom Kingdom adventure. Of course, anything is possible through animation. One could not say the same about live action in 1993.

Recording banned users in a thread could be a means to quickly inform one user about why another was banned, sure. However, Let's say said inquisitive user truly were concerned about the details pertaining the other's ban. If it concerned them so much, wouldn't they have been acquainted with that banned user enough to have acquired a way outside of MLPForums to contact them by, prior to the banning? I'm sure most would have. See, it would serve as more of an entertainment area. Many would scroll through the list, pointing in awe at the the descriptions under troll/spammer account names, which would probably occupy most of the list.

Not even this? -gigantic vector- Sad, but still not tragic enough. Hyperbole. But, this situation does upset me a quite a bit.

Genuine pizza from Italy may constitute a vegetable, but American pizza definitely doesn't.

No crying image can come close to effectively expressing the magnitude of the despair that I'm drowning in right now.

Wow. One of the many things I adore about Japanese culture is the horror. There is a certain novelty to it in comparison to western thrillers that can make it much more captivating.

You should. I would love to read some I haven't yet! Cupcakes can't truly be defined as creepypasta. It's just a direct gorefest. The story makes my stomach churn, but it isn't particularly eerie.

So ur wid yo honi and ur makin out wen the phone ringz. U ansr it n da voice sayz "wut r u doin wit ma daughter?" u tell ur girl n she say "ma dad is ded." In all seriousness though, I've read so many creepypastas the number is hard to tally. Those that strike me as two of the most chilling are Squidward's Suicide and suicidemouse.avi. http-~~-//www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyVuXp2E6KE I'm not sure why. Perhaps it's the thought of things regarded as pure and innocent concealing gruesome secrets from the past that makes them so disturbing to me. ...Oh, and the writing in those two stories is good. There are more out there that are better written, and more unnerving. Plenty of which have caused me to lose sleep from the severe paranoia they provided, but I'm currently too drowsy to remember any of their names.