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#281526 d Roy Mon, 10th Sep '12 6:32:04 PM from University at Buffalo

Mostly reading manga and illustrated science/history books. As for television, anime and televised StarCraft matches.

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#281527 storyyeller Mon, 10th Sep '12 6:33:19 PM from Appleloosa

Black locks are unbreakable right?

Also, the reason Trixie hates Twilight before they even met is because Twilight keeps unwittingly killing Trixie in various reincarnations.

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#281528 Japanese Teeth Mon, 10th Sep '12 6:33:49 PM from Meinong's jungle

Those buttons are pretty cool.

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#281529 storyyeller Mon, 10th Sep '12 6:34:46 PM from Appleloosa

I'm the defense attorney, I have a right to investigate. Also, I can teleport.

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#281530 condottiera Mon, 10th Sep '12 6:35:14 PM from Chicago

So I guess none of you were ever into Hans Christian Andersen, then?

I was into the classical children's lit because there were fancier words and a lot more brutal dismembering.

Grimm Cinderella is best Cinderella.

I'm the one who started the page for The Red Shoes, by the way.

So.

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#281531 d Roy Mon, 10th Sep '12 6:36:33 PM from University at Buffalo

@condot - I haven't.

In fact, I haven't read and finished any non-illustrated novel until I was 15.

Yeah, I am pretty illiterate.

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#281532 storyyeller Mon, 10th Sep '12 6:36:49 PM from Appleloosa

Hey Lyra's sitting on the bench!

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#281533 storyyeller Mon, 10th Sep '12 6:38:12 PM from Appleloosa

Don't feel bad Twilight, there's a 99% chance it will be crucial evidence anyway.

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#281534 condottiera Mon, 10th Sep '12 6:39:33 PM from Chicago

I love to read.

And everything I read is either pulp scifi or stuffy English lit.

I am a big fan of the Romantic Poets, but believe me, I know which Ozymandias is best Ozymandias.

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#281535 storyyeller Mon, 10th Sep '12 6:41:07 PM from Appleloosa

Derpy:I really get around a lot.
Twilight:But I've only seen you been shipped once!

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#281536 d Roy Mon, 10th Sep '12 6:42:29 PM from University at Buffalo

I started to read seriously only two years ago, but I love reading as well. I am majoring in English, after all.

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#281537 condottiera Mon, 10th Sep '12 6:42:50 PM from Chicago

Here is a handy chart ranking all of the Ozymandiases of which I am aware.

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1. Moore

2. Shelley

3. Smith

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#281538 Count Dorku Mon, 10th Sep '12 6:43:25 PM from a Time of Eclipse

Twilight clearly hasn't been paying attention. I've seen Derpy shipped with Twilight more than once.

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#281539 Japanese Teeth Mon, 10th Sep '12 6:43:50 PM from Meinong's jungle

My reading habits are incredibly random

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#281540 d Roy Mon, 10th Sep '12 6:45:00 PM from University at Buffalo

Funnily enough, one of the first books I've started to read seriously is The Bible.

Heh.

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#281541 marston Mon, 10th Sep '12 6:45:02 PM from America

WTF

http://derpibooru.org/92632?scope=scpe07479e889e2e10e092254c7b32b0448bc8f86605

#281542 storyyeller Mon, 10th Sep '12 6:45:13 PM from Appleloosa

I was expecting Derpy to answer 'yes' to Twilight's question.

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#281543 condottiera Mon, 10th Sep '12 6:46:17 PM from Chicago

Shipping is a lot like a homeless person.

When you see it, you're kind of uncomfortable, but you feel bad for getting judgmental, so you figure you should just keep walking and pretend it isn't there.

@d: The OT kicks ass.

Luke is best Gospel.

The rest is kind of on the boring side. The loving your neighbor stuff is not good entertainment make.

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#281544 storyyeller Mon, 10th Sep '12 6:47:13 PM from Appleloosa

Lenora? Wasn't she on the race brochure?

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#281545 d Roy Mon, 10th Sep '12 6:47:37 PM from University at Buffalo

@condot - XD

Oh, and you should read Judges, Kings, Isaiah, and Acts. They are fun. VERY fun.

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#281546 Kyler Thatch Mon, 10th Sep '12 6:47:39 PM from table select *

Here is a handy chart ranking all of the Ozymandiases of which I am aware.

Needs more Simpson.

If you have some liniment, I'll put it on my dignity.

#281547 condottiera Mon, 10th Sep '12 6:49:10 PM from Chicago

But for reelsies, Luke is one of the best writers in The Bible IMO. His language is very poetic and his prose is beautiful.

Huh?

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#281548 Ace Of Scarabs Mon, 10th Sep '12 6:49:11 PM from Singapore

Just read the Crystal Empire News.

Interesting. So it appears out of the blue, huh? They should check the prophecies and historical records to find out more.

The Crystal Empire was founded by the Glitter-eyed Ponies from G1 after AJ's ancestor killed their slavemaster-wizard. It's sited where Old Paradise Estate used to be.

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#281549 storyyeller Mon, 10th Sep '12 6:49:34 PM from Appleloosa

I guess this video was made before Mmmmystery.

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#281550 d Roy Mon, 10th Sep '12 6:50:55 PM from University at Buffalo

@condot - It helps that Luke is the most educated of the disciples, familiar with Greek poems and literature, being a physician and all.

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