I find it amusing that we're jealous of a guy for getting kidnapped.

Tara Strong is awesome :D

Aw, you guys. Let's all be weirdos together.

Indeed.

Yes.

See, we're not misfits. This is where we fit in.

We are all crazy people together. ^_^

In Cartman's voice:

I love you guys!

In the land of the insane, the normal one sticks out.

As such I fit in here.

Also, I just reread that fake German comic. It still cracks me up.

Eh, I think we overestimate our insanity.

I guess I'll be fantastically normal all by myself then.

My brain is coated in marzipan.

Can I be abnormally normal?

edited 18th Jul '12 7:50:43 AM by edvedd

@ Mio

You sure?

I conform to ISO 9001 standards of unusualness

Insanity? I don't suffer from it. I enjoy every moment of it.

Cheese is a fruit.

How?

Changelings grow on trees?

Morning, everyone. What's going on?

We're reveling in silly at the moment.

So guys, apparently I had another Pony dream.

Here's what happened: in the dream, I was at my dad's house for a family get-together with them and my sister (who has a two-year-old). So we turned on the TV and... I forget if it was the actual movie, or just an advertisement. Seems like a bit of both:

It started out showing a dramatic scene featuring—of all characters—Sylvester the Looney Tunes cat, who is in a western-style setting being menaced by some creatures, and he does something wrong and goes on a guilt trip and decides he has to go on a journey to get back whatever it was the creatures (I think dogs) took from him, and a bunch of other cats join him.

Then, a title sequence starts. This is where it becomes Pony-related, because this consists of short scenes of each pony doing something, and then a profile card would overlay the screen. The profile card would give the screen a golden border, and within the card (you could still see the animation behind) would be three boxes, each black with golden outlines: One box, a diamond-shaped icon of the pony's head, normally featuring some common expression. Right next to this, a rectangle with points on the left and right, featuring the pony's name. And then, at the bottom, a similar rectangle featuring a one-word description of them.

I can't remember everypony, but I know Applejack cropped up in a scene where she was giving a class a lecture (and she had a white coat on and everything... but it still looked very much like an old west setting). I also remember Rainbow Dash's card saying she was "Indian" (which even in the dream I found weird). The last one I remember is Scootaloo, whose card said "Genius."

The name of the movie, itself, was Crowelle (pronounced "crow ellie"), and my dream-self complained about how dumb this name was because it gives you no indication that its related to MLP, to which my in-dream sister said "Well, 'Crowelle' kinda sounds like Em El Pe, doesn't it?"

The rest of the dream segued into weird places, like going into a bar that was actually a trailer where I met an old guy who had problems with a local drug dealer, and then me actually living out some new version of Who Framed Roger Rabbit that somehow segued into being the world's weirdest He-Man remake where for some reason he could just put stuff in an inventory screen, computer-game style.

But I figured ya'll would be interested in the pony parts.

So... Scootaloo, a genius? Is she gonna become the Tails of MLP?

edited 18th Jul '12 8:13:09 AM by MoeDantes

Ashleigh is boss too :D

I have good news. The toenail removel wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be. I just got to do some stuff to take care of the toe, and then everything should be fine eventually. Surpisingly, the only really painful part was when the doctor was numbing up my toe. I barely felt the removel.

@marston Yeah, the numbing was the only bad part for me. (And what it would have looked like had I seen what they were doing)

By the way, did they remove the whole toenail or just a part of it?

@Crow: I think they only removed part of it, but I don't rememeber. They might have removed the whole nail. I'll have to ask my mom again {She was the only person besides the doctor who actually saw the toe after the nail got removed}.