It's the best new tumblr indeed

Just spoiler or blacklist those pics

I'd been trying to hide hide the "spoiler:equestria girls" tag. Hiding "equestria girls" works better. No more Sea of Brad or "I'm sitting in the third row, slightly to the right."

Maybe the true form of the changelings is the green fire you see for a flash when they shift.

That would be pretty cool.

Changelings are strange :V

• When she smiles
• O HAI
• Magic overload
• If you don't mind
• Hootershy (SFW, I promise)
• Princesswear
• Needs more Cow Belle
• Oh you
• Doe, a deer, a female deer
• Stop that

That's a nice hooter, Shy.

Speaking of movies, I rewatched Scream the other day and it made me think: if the mane six were characters in a Slasher Movie who would die first and who would be the Final Filly?

My first day at the new job was boring

Fluttershy would probably the Final Filly since she's the most innocent, her helping her carnivorous animals with the food chain aside.

edited 17th Jun '13 4:45:43 AM by Badwolfwho

as someone with a degree in psychology, you have no idea how amusing this is.

Yeah, probably.

I have a feeling Rarity would be the first to kick the bucket.

Someone replicated Spike's apron

@Blissey - I am a psychology major and I find it amusing too.

I wonder if there were any experiments in behavioral psychology involving horses. I learned about ones involving dogs, cats, pidgeons, rats, and chimpanzees, but not a horse.

edited 17th Jun '13 5:43:15 AM by dRoy

@Blissey: I would think anyone with a passing knowledge of the history of psychology would find that funny.

Yeah, that was hilarious

Sometimes a horn is just a horn, Sigmund.

@Ace: But does he have squishable cheeks?

@ed: I dunno, lol

As an English major (I am double majoring - English and Psychology), I personally prefer Jung.

@storyyeller -

It is. Like I said, I was quoting it off of memory, so I made few mistakes. Still, it is unforgivable, what with the whole thing being called a "Tears in rain soliquoy" (according to Wikipedia)

Oh, I just made it up.

@Meta Four -

That's a kind of message that I find profound. I better check it out.

@JT -

It would be unwise to choose to watch a movie just because it got BP, because some of them are...well...less than great. For example, Slumdog Millionaire? The Hurt Locker? Will anyone ever remember they ever existed if not for the fact that they got BP?

Star Wars never got BP. Jaws never got BP. But we all know that those kinds are the movies that will stay in the history of movie and people will still watch decades from now on.

So, an MLP manga, huh? Sounds like it could be interesting, depending on who the artist is. I wonder if the content is going to change; the Japanese have a different metric when it comes to what is or isn't acceptable in childrens' media.

@D Roy: That was basically my point. The stuff that gets a lot of accolades isn't necessarily the stuff that people enjoy watching.

@JT: I expect more parental bonus and radar-esque content :V

Ahoy!

Pony manga? Nice to hear!

Ohai Apple :D

@JT - And it is an excellent point that you made.

On the other hand, there are few cases where BP winners are actually very entertaining.

Sound Of Music was delightful, Casablance (I think it won BP) was exciting, Ben Hur (this one total eleven Oscars, can you believe that?), was made of awesome, The Godfather and its sequel was simply badass, and of course, there is Lord of the Rings: Return of the King (this one also one eleven Oscars).

Recently I am on a "Classic" movie binge. To be honest? I mostly watch movies that I keep hearing about. I don't watch a movie just because it got BP, because frankly, some BP winnners are quite baffling, but if a movie that I already keep hearing about and know to be a good movie, and it got a BP, it's just a bonus.

Also, personally I find Best Original/Adapted Screenplay to be a more important award. Titanic and Good Will Hunting were both released in the same year, but the latter is the one that got Oscar for writing. No points for guessing which I liked better.

Oh, and the latter also had Matt Freaking Damon, my favorite actor of all time, period.

By the way, since Schindler's List was brought up, let me quietly rant a little bit.

I didn't like it.

I don't care if it was based on a noble real life act, it had an unbearable pacing. Also, I am not trying to be insenstive to anyone with Jewish descent, but you know how I felt?

The Movie: What Nazis did to Jews during Holocaust was horrific.

Me: No, really?

Maybe it is a case of Seinfeld Is Unfunny, but I already heard more about Holocaust than I ever want (I even visited the Holocaust Memorial in Washington D.C twice.) so there wasn't anything that surprised me one bit. Besides, everyone knows that the girl in the red dress dies anyway.

And thus concludes my rant and my thoughts about movies for the day.

I will see you all in the evening.

dRoy signing off.