MontagnaMagica

Little-known fact: It's actually an 88.5 degrees drop. I really love X, but I hate that it was the ultimate demise of Arrow Dynamics, one of my industry favorites.

That's what I said too! Actually, I've seen a lot of memes depicting atheists as bronies, and vice versa... Haha! You have to admit, it's pretty accurate. Hope you had a blessed month of Ramadan and a joyous Eid al-Fitr!

This exists! Yes, the idea began with two British comedians, but the idea is a sound one. There could probably be a church of My Little Pony (for all 88 of the "Equestreists" on this poll, for example)... Still makes me laugh though! http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/11/10/atheist-mega-church_n_4252360.html

Ramadan mubarak! Bahá'ís like myself fasted in back in March. It always aligns with Naw-Rúz, Spring Equinox, so it is approximately 12 hours. What I really appreciate during the fast is that I find myself more prayerful and rejuvenated spiritually. I can't imagine 18 hours... How do you get enough sleep? I hope this month will be a blessing to you (all)!

What makes you think this? You stalked all 22 profiles? Also, to fill up all the extra character space... What do you suppose "Reform" is? No one voted that option!

That's really more the fault of the poll's design. It thoroughly divides Christians up into many options (pick your flavor!); multiple are even redundant (Baptists and Lutherans are also Protestants. Orthodox and Anglicans are also Catholics). Meanwhile, other religions are not shown divvied-up as thoroughly. For instance, Islam has only one option, lumping Sunnis, Shi'a, Nation of Islam, Ahmadiyyas, Sufis, and more into just one option. Given the largely Western audience of these forums, maybe it does make sense to divide the dominant religion up. But it doesn't make for a great representation in poll form, IMO. I always wanted to reword the poll!

Not sure what you mean... There are 4 Anglicans, according to the poll. Also, 2 Hindus, and 3 Satanists. Not a lot, but it should make for an interesting party, to be sure! Honestly, I'm a little surprised at the low number of Hindus (3rd largest religion) represented. I get that the MLP fandom appeals mostly to Western audiences, while the religion is considered an "Eastern" religion. However, there are nearly a billion Hindus in India alone (a country with the third-largest number of internet users). What gives? And on a personal note... Am I really the only Bahá'í on here?

I can definitely sympathize with that. Understand that when they lecture you, it's evidence that you are loved and they care for you. Perhaps you can request certain times to specifically discuss religion/your objections to it, and request that the rest of your time with them be spent on something else. Hopefully, they'll understand! /)

Saltine crackers and chocolate chips!

It is fan art for the Denver Broncos (an NFL team). They're my favorite team from when I used to live in Denver, and they played in the Super Bowl last year against the Seattle Seahawks. It was... a forgettable game. :/ Anyway, you can find the artist's page here: http://angiechan13.deviantart.com/art/Nov-11-1-Denver-Bronco-268269217

GO DENVER BRONCOS! Oh... Has it been a year already!? Ugh...

I always found it strange how Christians worshiped on Sundays, and not Saturdays. I mean, I get that Jewish laws were abrogated by the coming of Jesus, but it just seems unnecessary. Then again, most Christians I know don't really treat it as a "day of rest" anyway, so I guess it's a moot point? What's your opinion? Do you abstain from work on Saturdays? Are there other Jewish laws that Seventh-Day Adventists still follow?

7/10 Pretty good sound, but the melody just felt uninteresting to me. Really don't know what's missing! ...Don't laugh!

Oh no! I never want to kiss a girl! :-o

I like women who are as adventurous as I am. Someone who is happy to try new things and explore the world with me (Sounds pretty romantic and cheesy, huh?). I also value those are intelligent and have a strong moral compass. Here the list form, for those of you that care. It is interesting seeing everyone's preferences! Physical appearance: 1 - Ethnicity: Persians and Arabs are probably most attractive to me, followed closely by Latinas. Most ethnicities have beauty in their own ways! I'm not much attracted to my fellow Caucasians though (sorry!). Yeah, I do have fairly strong racial preferences, but I'm speaking strictly from a physical appearance standpoint. I have no racial bias in my day-to-day life. We're all human! 2 - Hair: Long and curly hair. Dark hair, in tune with the ethnicities I listed above. I don't mind creative hair dye (e.g. colored streaks). In fact, I really like girls who have fun with that! Just don't die all that beautiful natural hair! Also, short hair is a huge turn off. 3 - Body: ≤ my height. "Average" weight is cool with me. My, my, I sound really picky! Remember that these are preferences, not required criteria. Keep the thread going, everyone!

Fairly decent list so far... I'm just getting started! -Castles N' Coasters - My home park in Phoenix, Arizona. I've ridden the coaster, Desert Storm, 201 laps, to date! -Six Flags Magic Mountain - My favorite amusement park! Nowhere else in the world is there as large a collection of roller coasters. I go here a lot! -Six Flags Discovery Kingdom - Charming little park. Great atmosphere, and some pretty epic roller coasters too! -Six Flags Over Texas - Haven't been here in almost a decade. I plan to go back and get those missed coasters, and especially New Texas Giant and Mr. Freeze. -Elitch Gardens - I used to live in Colorado, and have family still there. I call it the park of clones because all their coasters, except Twister II, are models that can be found elsewhere. Another park with a great atmosphere! -Lakeside Amusement Park - The other Denver park. It's got a classic wooden roller coaster, Cyclone, which is quite nice. -Knott's Berry Farm - Better than Disneyland, hands down! Pretty immersive theming, but plenty to do as a thrill seeker. -Disneyland Park - Went here as a young teen. Impressive theming, but I found it a bit of a bore, to be honest. Big Thunder Mountain Railroad is pretty neat! -Disney's California Adventure - The other Disney park I've visited. Better than Disneyland, but still missing some key rides, especially with Maliboomer gone. A nice Intamin coaster is there, however. -SeaWorld San Diego - I recently revisited this park, and am hooked on Manta. What an amazing roller coaster! Rode it 27 times in one day! -Legoland California - Faint memories of this one... I used to be mortified of Dragon, the roller coaster! LOL! -Belmont Park - A historic oceanfront amusement park. I enjoyed the flat rides very much, and Giant Dipper was also exciting. -Six Flags New England - I'm told I was here as a toddler. Does that count? :| Sure would like to go there now! Six Flags México looks awesome! I'm hoping to visit within the next five years... Check out their new roller coaster!

Well, #1 on my list is to turn 24!