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  1. Ulaanbataar: Moolanbuttur Japan: Neighpon Germany: Draftschlandt
  2. I think she is going to build a giant crystal station that is capable of destroying an entire planet, and then crush the Elements of Harmony in one swift stroke. The last remnants of the old Princessdom will be swept away.
  3. I never understood why Pinkie Pie was pink. She hardly ever colors.
  4. Kiss me, I'm dying

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    2. I used to be a stranger

      I used to be a stranger

      Yes, because tokens of love and generosity are appreciated before I expire-- whenever that occurs.

       

      You also get a cookie.

    3. Jaxsie (Inactive)

      Jaxsie (Inactive)

      Awesome! :3 *noms cookie*

    4. Sunwalker

      Sunwalker

      *kisses*

      (on the forehead :P)

  5. Is Big Macintosh too much presence of a male character? Too little? Just right?
  6. The same could be said for many kinds of charities. Lots of charities are ordered in such a way that they have high administrative and management costs, so that proportionately very little of what donations they receive actually are given to helping the poor. One needs to do research and not just give to any Tom-Dick-or-Harry charity as if they're all the same.
  7. I give whenever I have change on me. But the overlap between change being in my pocket and me walking past homeless persons is not very large, and I do not go out of my way to seek homeless persons. However, the church I attend has ministries which attend to the need of homeless and impoverished people, and I tithe regularly whenever I have income. ~10% of all I make is non-negotiable given to charities in this way.
  8. Beartato. When he's colored in, he's a shade of orange.
  9. There's about 50 pounds of it a foot to my right, in about 4 different stages of being sorted. Using averages of 6 different broad families of piece types (bricks, plates, slopes, large pieces, technic, minifigs/flora/fauna) weighed and approximated by mass, I have about 12 000 pieces. This is not including several sets I have on my shelf which are already assembled, and the Technic Mobile Crane II which was jointly bought by my two brothers and I, which has about 2800 pieces.
  10. YOU ARE NOT A COLOR. JURASSIC PARK IS NOT A REAL COUNTRY

    1. The Mint Pone

      The Mint Pone

      *Gasps* I am a bit Blue and Jurassic World is a private island! I live on my own island where do you live!?

    2. I used to be a stranger
  11. I can easily imagine Twilight never crossing the line into the Forbidden Zone.
  12. Happy Thing Happen!

    1. Batbrony

      Batbrony

      Thank you Blue associate of mine! XD

  13. In the movie Wreck It Ralph, there's a cake made by the character Mary, which is described as having a different flavor for every level of the building. This would be a stupendously masterful challenge of baking, in order to have all of the desired layers prepared in such a way that the whole cake would have a consistent texture, moistness, temperature, and probably most importantly, weight. (The bottom layers are probably mostly made of cardboard or plastic supports, rather than an actual full layer of cake. Otherwise the bottom four floors I estimate would have walls made of rye bread or something equally staunch.) I could easily see a cake like this taking four or five days of dedicated effort to make-- on top of the fact that the layering procedure would at least require one previous attempt in order to establish a method. And all of this would be excluding all the more effort that would be required to make those marzipan characters at the top (and bottom). My ideal cake would not only be something as fantastic as this, but also be something I made myself.
  14. Mood: Whimsical but Contemplative, and tired Recent Media Consumption: A comprehensive video concerning why Podracers are an engineering nightmare Reading: Little & Brown's hardcover The Adventures of Tintin by Hergé, The Reason for God by Tim Keller and I'm looking forward to getting a copy of Where the Conflict Really Lies by Alvin Plantinga. Eating: Adobo chicken with rice and sweet potatoes Drinking: Ice water with very dilute Pepsi in it
  15. But would rarity actually go swimming at the beach? I need to know by Friday.
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