It worked for me. I disabled Java on
T Vtropes.
"Democracy was invented by a man who only read books! Cage matches were invented by a man who hates cowards running away during a fight!"
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edited 29th Oct '12 10:51:12 PM by Steventheman
"Democracy was invented by a man who only read books! Cage matches were invented by a man who hates cowards running away during a fight!"
.nope, still nothing.
It only changes the avatars while they're offscreen. Scroll down and then back up.
Also Steve, I'm pretty sure you meant Javascript, not Java. But you should have Java disabled everywhere anyway.
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.
Yeah, I disabled Javascript.
"Democracy was invented by a man who only read books! Cage matches were invented by a man who hates cowards running away during a fight!"
"Democracy was invented by a man who only read books! Cage matches were invented by a man who hates cowards running away during a fight!"
Hi guys! It looks like the site is having some fun with the avatars. ^_^
It's messing with muh brain dood.
Kind of weird to see those avatars captioned with something like "Sugarcube."
Hug a Chandelure, just make sure it doesn't burn your soul.
So it's good that they removed it then.
@Mio Obviously they either never would have asked AJ directly or she had been practicing her lying skills
Hug a Chandelure, just make sure it doesn't burn your soul.
Good episode, not great but good. I love all dragon stuff.
Interesting new thing we learned about dragons. I still thing they get grow age normaly with time and that what hapen in this ep is other way, more terrifying, if baby dragon can grow so fast during one day and become greedy monster rest of world must have big problem with dragons. Good thing that he remain wingless, so fanon about Spike growing wings is finally jossed.
I like that many other character showed up, Cherilee , Zecora, Wonderbolt (and they do other stuff that Air Show, I allways whanted to them to do more stuff).
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.