@ Storyyeller: Holy cow is right.

Nope.

edited 15th Feb '12 1:20:27 PM by Badwolfwho

Can't we just call YMMV?

btw, Ditzy doesn't actually go insane does she?

No, what made you think she does?

What, in FOE? No.

Edit: Oh, the ghoulies inevitably go insane thing. Still no.

edited 15th Feb '12 1:22:08 PM by CDRW

@ Me, CDRW, Ginger, Bad

Wow....

That is awesome.

x5 Yeah, just found out.

Damn...would've liked reading that nonsense.

edited 15th Feb '12 1:22:01 PM by TheFreeman

@Crow I mean in Fallout Equestria

They made a point of saying that most Ghouls go insane

edited 15th Feb '12 1:23:02 PM by gingerninja666

@ Me, CDRW, Ginger, Bad Wow.... That is awesome.

What are you talking about?

I contributed nothing to the same time post.

Naw she cool.

edited 15th Feb '12 1:23:43 PM by Badwolfwho

The two consecutive simultaneous posts?

edited 15th Feb '12 1:23:43 PM by LMage

Oh yeah, the ghoul thing. No, she's fine. She'll be around to give squishy hugs for quite awhile.

My Pony Hierarchy - in as how well I would probably get along with them.

1. Fluttershy
2. Twilight
3. Rarity
4. Apple Jack
5. Rainbow Dash
6. Pinkie Pie

edited 15th Feb '12 1:26:34 PM by Emidawg

The two consecutive simultaneous posts?

That was me, not Badwolfwho.

She doesn't, Ginger, trust me. And she even gets in an extremely awesome moment in the last plot arc.

btw, I'm probably gonna leave in a little while to hop on a bus and read chapter 6. Is Stable 24 run by anyone I know?

edited 15th Feb '12 1:27:28 PM by gingerninja666

Sorry, I still disagree. Creativity does not equal good writing (unfortunately). J.R. Tolkien and H.P. Lovecraft were both immensely creative people who were geniuses when it came to world building and original flavor. Both of them created immensely influential and intriguing worlds that continue to inspire people to this day. Both of them created brand new genres. And both of them (in my opinion) were absolutely horrendous writers. Neither of them could craft a compelling character or write entertaining dialogue to save their lives.

Though I have no examples (again, I don't read fanfic), I think it is perfectly possible and quite likely that there exists an author out there who is a brilliant and genius writer, but, for whatever reason, is completely incapable of designing his/her own unique world. This hypothetical person wouldn't be any less of a writer for writing in an established setting... they'd just have a lot more trouble making a living off it.

How do you get out of the house so often and yet STILL manage to dominate this thread? Time travel?

edited 15th Feb '12 1:27:55 PM by Bluespade

Do you have a bus pass?

edited 15th Feb '12 1:29:13 PM by Badwolfwho

I don't remember, don't think so though.

I honestly don't remember a thing about Stable 24, so it probably doesn't have any important characters.

I think Sweetie Belle was the only character that ran a Stable.

@Blue I'm dominating it less and less. I used to have FAR too much free time on my hands. I would've preferred not knowing about all this tbh, now I feel like I have soe kind of duty.

@Bad yeah. Why do you ask?

I thought Scoots ran a stable?

The one overun with Chimeras?

edited 15th Feb '12 1:30:32 PM by gingerninja666

If creativity was all that was needed to write something, everyone would be a writer. Lots of people have "good ideas" as they are called.

@ Ginger: Because otherwise you'd be paying money every time you wanted to read.

Nah Scootaloo ran the company that made Stables.

edited 15th Feb '12 1:31:23 PM by Badwolfwho

@ earlier Twilight conversation

I love Twi...but there have been times when she's irked me. The first episode, FPK, what she did to Mr Zip...