I wonder if one of them would consider chaos magic to be making pranking too easy.
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What is Celestia planning?
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When Discord had tht long, reflective pause, did anyone else think back to the bit in Return of Harmony, where it
looked like he was going though the exact same thing, only to continue laughing about how great his victory was?
Anyway, I'm seriously wondering about what Celestia and Luna are up to. The discussion about the "next level" of Twiligh's studies in Crystal Empire part 1, the book in Crystal Empire part 2, he sudden large reading list in Spike At Your Service, and now Celestia risked releasing
Discord. I very much doubt she'd try that without having a very big project in mind for his chaos magic.
edited 19th Jan '13 7:27:10 PM by Enlong
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More Discord talk? Hay, as long as he behaves, I'm ok with that.
Yeah, Andromeda is heading for you. You got over 9000 years until it collides.
"You're a loose cannon, Discord!"
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Enlong, that is so true. All of this is definitely building to something and I'm really looking forward to finding out just exactly what it is.
I wonder how many times this will happen:
Discord: HAHA! Dance my puppets! Dance!
Pony: That's enough Discord!
Discord: Oh alright.
Yeah, Andromeda is heading for you. You got over 9000 years until it collides.
The Gravy Boat talked!?
Insert something witty that makes me better than all of you, here.
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He blew a raspberry, I think.
On the subject, is it weird that my first instinct upon seeing the gravy boat was to google "vegetarian gravy"?
edited 19th Jan '13 8:00:30 PM by Enlong
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@Perpetual: I thought we had established that Tabitha voices everything in this show.
Well FOE was written back during season 1 (mostly). You can't expect it to predict the future.
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.
@Pan: Why would you even care about a fanfic's canonicity?
on their own, sure, but all together it's the shear amount of stuff that gets rather intriguing.