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[Sparklefan1234 162,728]

1 minute ago, ScaryStorm said:

Duck win now.

 

Yes, she does. 

[CypherHoof 26,479]

Duck Duck?

That's reduckulous...

(Although sparklefan IS best duck :D)

[Sparklefan1234 162,728]

Just now, CypherHoof 🐎 said:

Duck Duck?

That's reduckulous...

(Although sparklefan IS best duck :D)

 

Thank You, BFFFF! 

 

[Yakamaru 3,077]

13 minutes ago, ScaryStorm said:

Duck win now.

I read that as "Duckwing", and I wasn't even mad.

[CypherHoof 26,479]

You are the terror that quacks in the night?

[ExplosionMare 18,010]

This definitely sounds like something I would actually say:

[CypherHoof 26,479]

Was watching netflix "the social dilemma" a few days ago; mother takes phone from teen, puts it in box that has a timer so you can't get it out for an hour.

Teen takes hammer.....

[ExplosionMare 18,010]

14 minutes ago, CypherHoof 🐎 said:

Was watching netflix "the social dilemma" a few days ago; mother takes phone from teen, puts it in box that has a timer so you can't get it out for an hour.

Teen takes hammer.....

If they manage to break the box they might break their phone as well 

[CypherHoof 26,479]

2 minutes ago, ExplosionMare said:

If they manage to break the box they might break their phone as well 

she broke her brother's phone that was in the same box.

she didn't care.

she needed her facebook "fix"

[ExplosionMare 18,010]

1 hour ago, CypherHoof 🐎 said:

she broke her brother's phone that was in the same box.

she didn't care.

she needed her facebook "fix"

Well that’s not very nice of her

[CypherHoof 26,479]

27 minutes ago, ExplosionMare said:

Well that’s not very nice of her

No,  it isn't.

The movie has been accused of using psychological manipulation techniques to advance an agenda, and uses a discredited theory of operant conditioning to advance an argument that social media is addictive to the extent of causing aggressive or self-damaging behaviour to avoid even short separation from the online social webs.

[Nsxile 25,816]

2 hours ago, CypherHoof 🐎 said:

No,  it isn't.

The movie has been accused of using psychological manipulation techniques to advance an agenda, and uses a discredited theory of operant conditioning to advance an argument that social media is addictive to the extent of causing aggressive or self-damaging behaviour to avoid even short separation from the online social webs.

That definitely sounds like an agenda driven film tbh... And I've lived without social media for 2 weeks without issue.

[ExplosionMare 18,010]

I’ve heard of people being addicted to video games like that, though, playing 20+ hours a day

[Luigi 7,868]

Couldn’t be me

 

Also someone really pissed off the guildmaster

[Yakamaru 3,077]

Outpost nothing? Holy shit.

 

[CypherHoof 26,479]

6 hours ago, Nsxile 🔥🐲 said:

That definitely sounds like an agenda driven film tbh... And I've lived without social media for 2 weeks without issue.

Yeah. It is so manipulative and overblown it undermines its own message.

But the scene seemed related to the cookie box comment

Edited October 16, 2020 by CypherHoof 🐎

[ExplosionMare 18,010]

They do relate a little bit, don’t they?

[Yakamaru 3,077]

I'll never be, Maria Magdalena

Maria Magdalena

Promise me delight

I'll never be, Maria Magdalena

[CypherHoof 26,479]

I could do with a box of cookies right now though.

[Nsxile 25,816]

16 minutes ago, CypherHoof 🐎 said:

I could do with a box of cookies right now though.

The moon you're staring at is a hypothetical cookie 

[CypherHoof 26,479]

But it's not in a box though

Besides, Wallis & grommit teach that the moon is cheese, and who heard of a cheese cookie?

[Nsxile 25,816]

18 minutes ago, CypherHoof 🐎 said:

But it's not in a box though

Besides, Wallis & grommit teach that the moon is cheese, and who heard of a cheese cookie?

Ahh... But this the Equestrian moon... Which is definately a just a large cookie; how else could Luna survive? 

[CypherHoof 26,479]

She's got all her life to live, and she's got all her love to give, she will survive...

[ExplosionMare 18,010]

I always wondered if Luna was in limbo on the moon or she actually got to walk around and do things. Even though imprisonment sucks, I bet she had a little fun with the lighter gravity.

[CypherHoof 26,479]

3 minutes ago, ExplosionMare said:

I always wondered if Luna was in limbo on the moon or she actually got to walk around and do things. Even though imprisonment sucks, I bet she had a little fun with the lighter gravity.

Given she appeared as a "face" on the surface I think she was suspended, much like the Pony of Shadows was at ponehenge.