MLP Forum Archive - Page 6670

#166726 condottiera Sat, 21st Apr '12 6:36:21 PM from Chicago

We don't have, like, the original as in the paper it was written on. But that stuff is preserved pretty carefully, and the Vulgate of St. Jerome dates to the 4th century. We have stuff older than that, too.

How did they ever lock the trope page of Lolita?

#166727 Sky Strike Sat, 21st Apr '12 6:36:29 PM from the depths of the abyss

@ginger Thanks for ignoring my DBZ Abridged reference. ;_;

Anyway, I liked Chris because her design was cute, but she was a monster.

Also, I went to Christian school for elementary, so I always liked Brick Testament.

edited 21st Apr '12 6:37:34 PM by SkyStrike

VENGEANCE

Element of Indecision.

#166728 absolclaw Sat, 21st Apr '12 6:36:40 PM from Route 120

Yeah, it's called the Brick Testament. I found it one day when I saw the guys Lego Noah's Arc thing.

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#166729 CDRW Sat, 21st Apr '12 6:36:49 PM

Oh you.

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#166730 storyyeller Sat, 21st Apr '12 6:36:50 PM from Appleloosa

I guess the number of the best counts as our first derail of the day. Oh well, we did manage to stay on topic for an amazing 67 pages.

If there is anything that you are alone in thinking, it's "thinking that you're alone in thinking of your theories".

#166731 condottiera Sat, 21st Apr '12 6:37:36 PM from Chicago

@sera: Most Catholics I know take the figurative route. The only Creationists I ever met were Protestants, but that's just me.

How did they ever lock the trope page of Lolita?

#166732 edvedd Sat, 21st Apr '12 6:37:45 PM from Over there. Maybe?

Heh. I have to go to church in about an hour or so, and I walk in on a bible discussion. But first I'm rewatching the episode.

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#166733 storyyeller Sat, 21st Apr '12 6:38:08 PM from Appleloosa

Anyway, I liked Chris because her design was cute, but she was a monster.

Yay, at last someone uses the nickname I came up with!

If there is anything that you are alone in thinking, it's "thinking that you're alone in thinking of your theories".

#166734 Davidthe Mouse 14 Sat, 21st Apr '12 6:38:10 PM

Have any of you notice that the Host of season 2 finale spoke to everyone beside AJ?

#166735 gingerninja 666 Sat, 21st Apr '12 6:38:14 PM from Aboard The Damocles

She was cute.

And her hair looked like seaweed.

Who would you say is more competent, Her or Discord?

"Contests fought between two masters are decided instantly. An invisible battle is now raging between the two of them." Lulu vs Schneizel

#166736 condottiera Sat, 21st Apr '12 6:38:23 PM from Chicago

I still like Crys.

And I guess they have different goals, so I have to judge them differently.

edited 21st Apr '12 6:39:11 PM by condottiera

How did they ever lock the trope page of Lolita?

#166737 kegisak Sat, 21st Apr '12 6:38:49 PM

The old testament seemed vaguely interesting in that it was all very clearly metaphorical.

It's also funny that it's the bit that most Christians point to for stuff, despite their religion being built entirely upon the new testament.

I used to live across the street from a pastor who studied biblical theory in university. IT was funny, because he could - and would - rip into the bible unlike anyone I have ever met before or since.

#166738 gingerninja 666 Sat, 21st Apr '12 6:38:53 PM from Aboard The Damocles

@David Oh you HAD to go there didn't you?

"Contests fought between two masters are decided instantly. An invisible battle is now raging between the two of them." Lulu vs Schneizel

#166739 Sky Strike Sat, 21st Apr '12 6:38:54 PM from the depths of the abyss

She looked really cute in the transformation sequence, when her eyes first popped up. Almost huggable.

VENGEANCE

Element of Indecision.

#166740 Seraphem Sat, 21st Apr '12 6:38:55 PM from Delamare

yeah most people these days do accept it, but there are still some idiots.

Must be nice for ponies, just being able to walk up and ask your goddesses, "Hey, hwo was the world made?"

Build a fool proof system, and the world will create a better fool.

#166741 storyyeller Sat, 21st Apr '12 6:38:58 PM from Appleloosa

Heh. I have to go to church in about an hour or so, and I walk in on a bible discussion. But first I'm rewatching the episode. tongue

What timezone are you in? don't people normally go to church on Sunday mornings?

If there is anything that you are alone in thinking, it's "thinking that you're alone in thinking of your theories".

#166742 gingerninja 666 Sat, 21st Apr '12 6:39:19 PM from Aboard The Damocles

What do you think she feels like?

"Contests fought between two masters are decided instantly. An invisible battle is now raging between the two of them." Lulu vs Schneizel

#166743 Rhyme Beat Sat, 21st Apr '12 6:39:34 PM from Eastern Standard

Some go on Saturday night.

Off Beat Ofense

#166744 Sky Strike Sat, 21st Apr '12 6:39:53 PM from the depths of the abyss

@ginger Buggy, I guess. But then what does a bug feel like? Crunchy?

VENGEANCE

Element of Indecision.

#166745 Will Keaton Sat, 21st Apr '12 6:40:10 PM from Alberta, Canada

You're all wrong. Celestia was singing this

when she was pretending to be unconscious.

edited 21st Apr '12 6:40:36 PM by WillKeaton

#166746 condottiera Sat, 21st Apr '12 6:40:13 PM from Chicago

@sera: I dunno, ask Pinkie Pie.

How did they ever lock the trope page of Lolita?

#166747 The Freeman Sat, 21st Apr '12 6:40:29 PM from Hialeah,FL.

Probably rough, or like a moldy sponge.

Ave pugna, ave moritur! Element of Ambiguity

#166748 gingerninja 666 Sat, 21st Apr '12 6:40:42 PM from Aboard The Damocles

@con I tried reading the bible once. christ it was so boring. No competent villains

edited 21st Apr '12 6:40:55 PM by gingerninja666

"Contests fought between two masters are decided instantly. An invisible battle is now raging between the two of them." Lulu vs Schneizel

#166749 Mio Sat, 21st Apr '12 6:40:44 PM

@Ginger: Who Chrysalis? Probably like decay.

edited 21st Apr '12 6:41:09 PM by Mio

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#166750 storyyeller Sat, 21st Apr '12 6:40:45 PM from Appleloosa

The old testament seemed vaguely interesting in that it was all very clearly metaphorical.

I wonder what the detailed listings of tax payments were a metaphor for.

If there is anything that you are alone in thinking, it's "thinking that you're alone in thinking of your theories".