#386876
Tue, 30th Jul '13 8:40:25 PM
from Delamare
Yeah, being the goddess of love doesn't hurt her at all. 
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Forum Archive (nuked Western Animation thread)
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#386877
Tue, 30th Jul '13 8:43:31 PM
from the Pacific Timezone
Okay has anyone ever heard of something called RWBY?
edited 30th Jul '13 8:43:42 PM by MorningStar1337
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#386878
Tue, 30th Jul '13 8:50:48 PM
from Meinong's jungle
Nope.
And now I sleep.
#386879
Tue, 30th Jul '13 9:05:50 PM
from Appleloosa
Man it's been a while since I've posed here. So what did I miss?
We had a new poster.
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.
#386880
Tue, 30th Jul '13 9:09:34 PM
I wonder if Celestia or Luna ever got married?
Try to see it my way
Do I have to keep on talking till I can't go on?
#386881
Tue, 30th Jul '13 9:17:32 PM
from Appleloosa
I doubt it.
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.
#386882
Tue, 30th Jul '13 9:22:25 PM
from the darkest of the hillside thickets
I've thought that Celestia had a string of lovers for the first few hundred years or so, but stopped after realizing that she'd always outlive them. Which is when she started cultivating her composed appearance.
I think Luna used to date, and still will when the last of her confidence problems goes a way as I think NMM still bothers her from time to time.
Celestia knew that Twilight had the potential to ascend when she met her as part of her plan to finda perfect companion
Celestia knew that Twilight had the potential to ascend when she met her as part of her plan to finda perfect companion
Roses are red, violets are blue.
I'm sorry to say, you've been eaten by a Grue.
#386883
Tue, 30th Jul '13 9:32:30 PM
from Delamare
Except we know Twi isn't immortal.
#386884
Tue, 30th Jul '13 9:35:12 PM
from a random Pokècenter
![[up]](https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/smiles/arrow_up.png "[up]"){kind=icon}
technically, we just know that she will not outlive her friends, which could possibly mean a few things.
#386885
Tue, 30th Jul '13 9:37:21 PM
from Texas
Saw Pacific Rim today. It was a neat movie, even if I could practically predict every major moment in the story, but that's not the main draw of the movie, is it?
Also, for some reason watching that movie made me want to play through XCOM again.
edited 30th Jul '13 9:37:35 PM by IrishZombie
#386886
Tue, 30th Jul '13 9:39:09 PM
from Over there. Maybe?
Well, it's playing things very broad, so yeah, it's predictable, but it's so much fun.
#386887
Tue, 30th Jul '13 9:43:46 PM
from Canada
Irish: It did for me too. In my case, I think it might be because my soldiers would have better tactics than them. 
#386888
Tue, 30th Jul '13 9:43:50 PM
from Appleloosa
but that's not the main draw of the movie, is it?
Don't you mean Just Here For Glados?
edited 30th Jul '13 9:44:12 PM by storyyeller
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.
#386889
Tue, 30th Jul '13 9:46:14 PM
from Texas
I didn't even notice GLaDOS was in there until about halfway through the movie. And then I was like, "Huh. That computer kinda sounds like GLaDOS."
#386890
Tue, 30th Jul '13 9:47:31 PM
from Appleloosa
I guess it's a lot less noticeable in the actual movie.
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.
#386891
Tue, 30th Jul '13 9:48:37 PM
from a random Pokècenter
Well, it's playing things very broad, so yeah, it's predictable, but it's so much fun.
I also just saw Pacific rim last night.
That scene with Gypsy doing the Sword Drag with the cargo ship...
I dunno what it is about that scene, but I have never before been so giddy about an impending fight scene.
#386892
Tue, 30th Jul '13 9:50:16 PM
from Texas
I do have to say, though, there were several points where I had to say to myself, "Shut up, brain. Stop trying to ruin my enjoyment of this movie with basic physics."
#386893
Tue, 30th Jul '13 9:51:59 PM
from a random Pokècenter
oddly enough, the only point in the movie that upset my suspension of disbelief was the jeagers being carried by helicopters.
They are too big/heavy for that.
also, I kind of wish that the russian and chinese mechs hadn't gotten knocked off quite so quickly. I wanted to see more them in action!
edited 30th Jul '13 9:52:51 PM by Blissey1
#386894
Tue, 30th Jul '13 10:11:33 PM
from Canada
Blissey: The Worf Effect, combined with Conservation of Ninjutsu are cruel mistresses.
#386895
Tue, 30th Jul '13 10:15:48 PM
from the darkest of the hillside thickets
Awesome, the Vinyl Scratch Tapes audio has finally updated!
Roses are red, violets are blue.
I'm sorry to say, you've been eaten by a Grue.
#386896
Tue, 30th Jul '13 10:34:08 PM
from Appleloosa
You know, I never got the hype for that one. It didn't seem very good to me.
edited 30th Jul '13 10:34:18 PM by storyyeller
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.
#386897
Tue, 30th Jul '13 10:48:39 PM
from Canada
It's shipping with a fan-favourite ship.
#386898
Tue, 30th Jul '13 10:51:06 PM
from Appleloosa
Yes but the actual story is very lacking.
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.
#386899
Tue, 30th Jul '13 10:56:18 PM
from the darkest of the hillside thickets
Could just be that the humour appeals to me. And although the acting was a bit lackluster in the first episode, it's gotten fairly good and in the newest episode it shows.
Roses are red, violets are blue.
I'm sorry to say, you've been eaten by a Grue.
#386900
Tue, 30th Jul '13 10:58:48 PM
from Canada
I was just making a suggestion for why it's so hyped, regardless of whether or not it lives up to it.