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Creamy Arty

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    gaming Girl gamers.

    To my knowledge I've never played with any girls online but I can think of no reason why I would relate to them any differently. They're people too, and as long as they have some decency I'm glad to play with them. I'm sure there are plenty of obnoxious ones who are trying to use their sex to get the other players to cut them a break, but the guys who would fawn over them are just as lowbrow. So no real difference there. That said, there are probably plenty of girls who never speak of their gender, but by stating it on a profile (XBL, PSN, Steam, etc.) they get harassed or indirectly cause a game's chat channel to get spammed with lewd and rude comments. It's unfortunate they can't openly be themselves without risking that. Are there really any guys who still think jokes about going to the kitchen and making sandwiches are still funny, or who think male and female connectors are funny? It worries me that there are men working, shopping, and driving near me who have a sense of humor similar to those of Beavis and Butthead.
  2. Thanks. I heard about this whole situation a month ago and paid little attention. Not a good idea since people are inevitably going to ask me about it or bring me a computer to fix. Any further debate or amendments to SOPA have been postponed indefinitely. In its current state one could say that it's dead, along with several almost identical bills that have been presented since.
  3. The most effective way for a changeling conquest to occur would be to abduct the officials from every city and have changelings take their places. They could then obtain all information they need on the ponies' defensive capabilities and take the cities with minimal effort. Then, with Canterlot isolated and surrounded by the changeling army and all the city officials held hostage, Celestia wouldn't have many options besides an unconditional surrender. But that none of that will happen. Because the love of Cadence and Shining Armor was what defeated Chrysalis and her minions before she'll probably hatch a plan to keep them apart. Probably by delivering a false threat or report that will require Shining Armor to leave Canterlot while Cadence stays behind. She might then take his place as captain or just bring in her army.
  4. Wait. How old is this virus? I heard it's been around for at least a year, which is more than enough time for anybody to have ridden themselves of it if they have any kind of legitimate virus protection. I dare say even McAfee should have been capable of removing it. Linux is my preferred OS anyway, so no worries here.
  5. If you look at my profile I've already stated why I loved this convention (which was also my first). I share the same frustrations as everypony else, but this con remains the greatest two days of my life, as I'm a completely new person because of it. All of you who attended had something to do with it. Thanks. The situation may have been worse than you thought. The drive from Virginia put me at the convention center on Saturday morning around 9:20 AM. Obviously the place was already packed by then. I waited in line for about an hour and a half before going inside to catch a panel (I wasn't about to miss the rest of the events just to buy vouchers). As you mentioned, heat and dehydration were a concern for security. Completely understandable and I support their decision to put safety first. The heat wasn't a problem for me because of where I'm from - I could have stood out there all day even if it was 20 degrees hotter and much more humid, and I have at some jobs I've held in the past - but I saw some New York and New Jersey folks looking ragged. My understanding is that their printer broke and that held up the line for an additional hour, so they may need to acquire some new, more reliable equipment for next year if they aren't going to do online voucher sales. Sunday morning I got there at 4:00. Second in line for vouchers. Five hours later when the doors were about to be opened, a large crowd had amassed directly out front to go charging in. One of the staff guys came out and told those of us at the front that they weren't using that serpentine line for vouchers that day. They would be opening the doors and letting a line form however it did, with no real plan. The "autograph door" that was used Saturday remained locked. Being in front I muscled my way in the main doors with the rest of the crowd and got my vouchers within minutes, but the people who stood in that line outside for hours on Sunday did so for nothing. Maybe something changed later on and they got more organized, but when I walked by there a few times I saw the con store table mostly vacant and a massive line outside just hanging out, seemingly oblivious. Please do this.
  6. I wish I had pony dreams. So far I've only had one and my recollection is fuzzy. All I remember is being at Twilight's place, Spike and Rainbow were there, and suddenly I was somewhere else. One of them may have said something but I can't remember what it was.
  7. This isn't something I've given much thought. Brynhildr is certainly my favorite name for a girl though. Can't believe none of you have mentioned that one yet.
  8. An '06 Impala with a coolant leak. I replaced the radiator three months after I bought it, and now it needs another. Aside from that, it's been a great car. Carried me to BronyCon this year on half of a tank of gas from Ashland, VA. Not bad, I'd say.
  9. Howdy. I'm also an aimless newcomer. We're both sure to have a grand adventure!
  10. Somebody brought it up on another forum and I never resisted. Some people reluctantly gave it a try, others started flaming for no reason. I'm not one to bash something I've never tried before. The intro was almost enough to get me hooked; nothing like what I was expecting. Most bronies seem to be in agreement that newcomers shouldn't start with the first two episodes - I agree - but that's where I started. When Spike and Twilight finished their first conversation I had the feeling that all of the characters were going to be quite endearing. Spotting Derpy's... derped face... in the party and Spike wearing the lampshade gave me an idea for what to expect in the humor department throughout the series. The conclusion of episode 2 obviated the moral underpinnings of show. The animation is fantastic and the voice acting is beyond believable. After getting through episodes 3 and 4, I concluded that there was nothing about the show I didn't like. What shocked me the most were bronies. I was a brony before I even learned that term. When I finally started running into them across the internet, I was amazed at how many decent people there are out there, and how many people's lives have been changed for the better because of all this. Because one man casually asked me to watch an episode of a cartoon who's name is associated with toddlers, little girls, poor writing, and an over-emphasis on marketing rather than worthwhile content, my life has been completely transformed for the better. Didn't see that one coming.
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