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Twilicorn

LOL. This combines two of my favourite things together, well done!

Although, in another universe "Accept becoming an Alicorn" will be the paragon option.. <_<

Everything you've said here, I wholeheartedly agree. In fact, there are some points where what you've said is almost identical to what I've said in my own review of the episode

It's nice to know that someone shares the same views as I do

I hope your red packet harvest is bountiful! :3

By the time I got to the bottom of the post, I was genuinely hungry. True story

Summed it up perfectly right there (y).

Everyone judges, we all judge, and more often that not, it's by the first impression. Even the most kind-hearted people will judge. It's in our nature. As long as you take the time to hear them out before deciding whether they're genuinely in need or just bulls***ing you, it's all good

It appears you are peeved only at a certain subset of poor people, and not just 'poor people' in general. What you're describing are the 'ungrateful scum', those that know they're poor but are doing absolutely *nothing* to improve their situation, and instead living off other people's kindness with sob stories and other random crap.

My take is very simple when it comes to people asking for things (more often that not, it's money) from me: "Unless you tell me you're really starving and need food within the next 24 hours to live, If you've got two hands, two legs and a head, you can work. Doesn't matter what type of work, just go out and find it, because you reap what you sow".

Well, all in a lesson learnt, just remember to specify *who exactly* you're peeved at in future, cuz 'poor people' in general is really a *lot* of people

Sprite. I work at a fast food joint and I've noticed my black customers seem to have a distinct preference for Sprite over any of our other drinks. Also, Asian people never order beef, they always order chicken in their burritos and tacos. *shrugs*

Oh that might be because many Asians are Buddhists, and Buddhists don't eat beef.

I would use PHP any day over ASP, the syntax of ASP is just weird. Furthermore, PHP is so quick to deploy, most linux distros already have a single package that combines an entire LAMP stack that you can just install and get running within half an hour