Whats 1 question you would ask the above user based on their username alone?

[TheJollyofPones 2,377]

Nice, me too! I also like pop 

[TheRockARooster 51,084]

6 minutes ago, ThatPinkPone said:

Nice, me too! I also like pop 

You have good taste in music. 

[TheJollyofPones 2,377]

Thanks so much! I share most of the songs I like with my mom and dad

[Espy Vibe 4,278]

How pink are you REALLY?

[TheJollyofPones 2,377]

PINKER THAN PINKIE PIE! I heard she dyes her coat

[SolidFire7 134]

I like your mane. What was the inspiration?

[Lawyer Slip 2,536]

5 hours ago, TheRockARooster said:

Are you training as a lawyer or are you slipping?

No and no

Is fire a solid?

[TheJollyofPones 2,377]

@SolidFire7 Pixie haircut!

[SolidFire7 134]

1 hour ago, Lawyer Slip said:

No and no

Is fire a solid?

*Shrugs*

5 minutes ago, ThatPinkPone said:

@SolidFire7 Pixie haircut!

Cool.

[Samurai Equine 51,334]

So what is your favorite color? 

[Lawyer Slip 2,536]

4 minutes ago, Samurai Equine said:

So what is your favorite color? 

GREEN

What's being a samurai like?

[SharpWit 2,644]

On 2024-07-27 at 4:35 PM, Lawyer Slip said:

What's your IQ?

Man, you sent me on a little adventure.

I've never taken an IQ test before and wasn't sure which would be the most reliable, so I looked up IQ test wiki, and the page had the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale listed as the most commonly taken.

I then looked that up and went to the first result. It was not at all what I expected. It was all variations of pattern recognition. Like what number or shape comes next in the sequence and so on. Due to my unfamiliarity, I'm still not certain I took the right thing.

However, 40 questions, 44 minutes and 51 seconds, and a $1 fee later, it said that I had an IQ of 135.

According to the site that's level with about 2.75% of the world's population, and I only missed 3 of the questions.

While that brought a smile to my face, I can't say it was easy, and was scratching my head plenty at some parts. I like to think of my intelligence and namesake geared more towards snarky remarks than anything. 

Any experience in court?

Edited July 29 by SharpWit

[Lawyer Slip 2,536]

1 hour ago, SharpWit said:

Man, you sent me on a little adventure.

I've never taken an IQ test before and wasn't sure which would be the most reliable, so I looked up IQ test wiki, and the page had the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale listed as the most commonly taken.

I then looked that up and went to the first result. It was not at all what I expected. It was all variations of pattern recognition. Like what number or shape comes next in the sequence and so on. Due to my unfamiliarity, I'm still not certain I took the right thing.

However, 40 questions, 44 minutes and 51 seconds, and a $1 fee later, it said that I had an IQ of 135.

According to the site that's level with about 2.75% of the world's population, and I only missed 3 of the questions.

While that brought a smile to my face, I can't say it was easy, and was scratching my head plenty at some parts. I like to think of my intelligence and namesake geared more towards snarky remarks than anything. 

Any experience in court?

NEVER IN A MILLION YEARS DID I THINK YOU WOULD TAKE THAT SERIOUSLY.

Also, no, but I am a fan of Ace Attorney (never played) and lawyers are good at arguing, which is a quality I have. My parents are never happy with it tho.

What's one of your best one-liners?

[Samurai Equine 51,334]

Hmm... If a lawyer slips, does that make them a bad lawyer? 

[Silly Druid 6,963]

Equines are not only horses, are there any samurai zebras and donkeys?

[Mirage 24,766]

I don't think I've ever associated silly with druid, or druid with silly. What's the story with that?

[Silly Druid 6,963]

2 hours ago, Mirage said:

I don't think I've ever associated silly with druid, or druid with silly. What's the story with that?

It happened on a Discord server, where there was a time that everyone was changing their name to silly something. In my case I liked it so much that I decided to keep it.

As for druid, it's a long story, even before I became interested in MLP I used the druid portrait from a game called Age of Wonders as my avatar in various places, because I liked it. That's why I made my main pony OC a druid. I even played as him in a D&D game (actually it was Ponyfinder, a pony version of Pathfinder. But it's close enough to D&D).

[SharpWit 2,644]

11 hours ago, Lawyer Slip said:

What's one of your best one-liners?

"Why are you salting the sea?"

@Silly Druid

Worst roll during a campaign?

[Silly Druid 6,963]

23 minutes ago, SharpWit said:

Worst roll during a campaign?

I don't really remember, but I remember doing silly things in that campaign, like using Scootaloo's scooter to check something out in a remote area. I suppose an old druid doing that looked pretty silly

[Tao 7,728]

Do always look so serious when you use the bathroom?  

[Lawyer Slip 2,536]

8 hours ago, Samurai Equine said:

Hmm... If a lawyer slips, does that make them a bad lawyer? 

Depends. If it's a physical slip, then they look silly, if it's a slip with a case, then they don't get paid.

Pretty hefty consequences if you ask me.

3 hours ago, SharpWit said:

"Why are you salting the sea?"

@Silly Druid

Worst roll during a campaign?

Lol

@Tao What is the meaning of your username?

[Tao 7,728]

1 hour ago, Lawyer Slip said:

 

@Tao What is the meaning of your username?

I made the name from my first pony oc waaayyy back in the day.  also at the same time i was reading the book of Tao. 

[Samurai Equine 51,334]

Do you pronounce it Dao?

[TheRockARooster 51,084]

You have a katana?

[TheJollyofPones 2,377]

Well, I know where the rock part came from, but what about the Rooster?