FoxyCryptid

I'll be an decripted old fart who's lived a full life by then, so I don't give a *squee* about that one. It'll suck for the younger people though.

No, people of actual Mayan decent have said the calender doesn't predict the end and that was entirely the invention of us mis-reading how it works. Billion actually, I think our sun is only at like half it's life-span before it goes boom. At least that's what i read somewhere.

I'm glad what I've accdently come across on the pony front was so inane and vanilla now. I can ignore some pretty bad stuff, but not with ponies involved. Goodnight.

I try to avoid those places, I never understood how pony porn happened, who just went "I'm going to draw My Little Ponies getting it on!"

As far as image board style sites like that I've been using twentypercentcooler with the filter on. It's actually pretty good.

I hate it when that happens, I've been on Facebook and caught random pages spamming porn for not reason, I think I've used the "hide post" button more than my spacebar by now. I honestly wish people would keep porn limited to porn-related sites.

Maybe I just spent to long in the FurAffinity forums when I was bigger into the furry thing. Those people can be real plots at times.

That's all true, but at least bronies try to have good PR, I've seen alot of furries with the "*bleep* them if they think I'm a freak" attitude, real whiny too. Bronies at least try to be nice people, if annoying at times. No offense to furries, I kinda am one.

I'm nor trying to argue, I was just correcting a false definition, and you'd be surprised, I'm seen furry hate like you wouldn't believe from brony related places.

I was just correcting them for saying all furries are Other-Kin, it makes it sound weirder than it really is to someone your explaining furry too.

I beat you to it bud:b, of course it helps that the post was directed at me, so I saw it pretty quick. I love the quote alerts on here.

No it doesn't, that's only a small part of the fandom called Other-Kin. I should know, I was buried in furry stuff all through Jr High and part of High-school, most of my internet time for a block of about five years was spent on furry site.

Last one, I hate these limits. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l96NGbsBbXY

I was born in 1992 and I somehow miss the 80s, I have no clue how that happened, but here's some theme songs I remember

I'm almost twenty and haven't found a girlfriend yet. When I was in grade school there was a knocked up sixth grader. Everybody needs their own internal happy place, if they never know that fantasy that can be hard to have, that same fantasy also sparks creativity. Also, if we kept in that world our whole lives, would it still be fantasy, or would the real world become like our fictional perfect one? Granted, stuff should be known, but at certain ages, and from someone that that tell them the right way. And a great deal of those writers draw from their childhood fantasy's.

Yeah. I lived in fantasy land until I was like 14 and I'm happy for it. Sure I knew the world could be a bad place, but I also that for every villain there's a hero. Regardless if it was true or not I'm still thankful because I know what that mindset felt like as a happy place. As for entertainment I wasn't exactly innocent, I saw Robocop and the Terminator movies fairly young. But hell, even that had hero's and villains and wasn't the black and black confusion of some things today. T2 still stands as one of my favorites, if you look at the movies message it's actually rather uplifting. As for kid stuff, I still fondly remember, when I grew up the characters in those shows were real heros to be looked up too. Mystic Knights, GI Joe, Spider-Man, Batman, Super Man, I could on and on. Reminds me of an essay I wrote for a DA journal about FiM "After some time on the forums, and thinking about this whole crazy pony thing I got a thought. I think I know why it attracts us. The optimism speaks to a part of us down deep inside, the part of our soul hidden away as we grew up. The part that sees the world in black and white. That looks up to heroes and thinks bad guys never win. As kids we all saw through the darkness of this world to the light. We were truly happy. Remember how happy we was to go with out moms or dads and get a new game or some cartoons on VHS, or getting some "Yu-Gi-Oh" cards(don't tell me you didn't cry at the shows finale when the pharaoh left)? I remember buying a bag of tapes for $5 at the pawnshop. Heck, for me even going to some yard-sales on the weekend was paradise. Life was so simple to us back then. Remember elementary school when we knew everyone in our class, and even school was fun? I think we look at Equestria and see that ideal world we lived in as children and it awakens that part of us. Even dark stories give hope. Grim-dark is a way of facing our own fears and doubts along side heroes we can look up too. Sad stories help us find tears that needed to be shed. I remember when my sister died I didn't cry, but a sad fanfic broke down the wall let me cry for her after over six years. It's hard to believe I'm talking about pastel ponies, I can hardly believe myself something simple is making such an profound impact. I guess all I can end this with is thanks, to all the people that gave us Pinkie, Fluttershy, Twilight, Applejack, Dash, and Rarity, you've all done more good then you'll ever know"