I suspect it's going to be like a cross between Sonic Battle's doubleteam of Cream and Cheese, and Jackie Chan style OH-SHIT-Fu where she just kind of panics and flails and accidentally beats the hell out of her opponent.

Fluttersurprise

Funny how this can be true in Equestria

Bon Bon wallpaper

edited 4th Oct '12 5:09:00 PM by AceOfScarabs

We prefer ze term Improv Fu.

Well, that was utterly predictable.

Still amusing :V

Applebloom cosplay :3

We totally need some Nightmare Night specials

That AB cosplay is giving me a heart attack.

Nah, that's when you do it on purpose.

Good evening.

Heya Condo.

For the programmers we have here, a pony programming language. Hopefully it can compile/run.

Great, now we're making a pony programming language!

Where's our resident AI? I bet Story would get a kick outa this...

edit: *shakes fist*

edited 4th Oct '12 5:30:05 PM by Blissey1

A lost Ghost Hunters episode.

Smooth.

@Blissey: You're 120 frames too slow at 60fps to out-prioritize this thread ninja

That's a nice new look for Fluttershy :3

Sometimes simple is funny

edited 4th Oct '12 5:35:00 PM by AceOfScarabs

forget it bliss ace is a fucking ninja up in here

hes got freaky powers from some japanese demons and shit

all feeding off human souls

dropping notebooks onto the earth

generally being all mysterious and shit

its pretty much whats going on here

edited 4th Oct '12 5:35:13 PM by condottiera

Turtleshy?

Can't help but think of Aradia with that tint of red...

edited 4th Oct '12 5:35:57 PM by Bluespade

@Condo: Nothing like that nonsense, it's pure conditioning. I was Anonymous, I was part of the Legion. Now I am my own being. Beware.

I dunno, lol.

edited 4th Oct '12 5:36:04 PM by AceOfScarabs

Oh my God. The programming language is the most ridiculous thing I've ever seen.

I don't know a thing about programming.

It appears to actually be decently robust. And typesafe.

I don't know what those words mean.

I usually know what words mean.

How is it robust? How can it be? And what makes it typesafe?

edited 4th Oct '12 5:41:00 PM by condottiera

It looks awesome, but the syntax is made really verbose in order to keep the theme. I prefer things to be concise, so I don't think I'd ever use it. It's certainly cute, though.

Typesafe means it doesn't blindly let you use classes wrong. In oversimplified terms, it's totally possible to futz with data by its location instead of by its structure (essentially like trying to do brain surgery by ignoring the shape of the brain then closing your eyes and poking around while your assistant nurse shouts coordinates at you), but it's usually a really bad idea and this language stops you from doing it on accident.

By robust I just mean it can do some of the neat stuff you'd normally see in less ridiculous languages, like exception handling (you attempt to do an operation that might be invalid, but have a contingency block of code to run if it fails — the try/catch blocking they mention).

Yeah it'd be hell to write in just because it takes like 4x as much text to do anything, but it's still funny.

edited 4th Oct '12 5:50:01 PM by Pykrete

The best part is that the source code would look like a letter to the princesses before compile.

Friendship... Friendship has changed.

edited 4th Oct '12 5:51:43 PM by AceOfScarabs

I've always suspected that programming was some sort of sorcery, but now I know that you just send code off to Celestia and she compiles it for you.

Still don't get it.

Oh well.

I don't think I care anymore.

Cheerilee Gangnam Style