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#242776 Super Gex Thu, 5th Jul '12 4:14:58 PM from Your Face

And I'm Italian the same way you two are Swedish and Scottish! EUROPEAN BROHOOF! /)

Oh, sweet, a pagetopper!

edited 5th Jul '12 4:16:21 PM by SuperGex

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#242777 kegisak Thu, 5th Jul '12 4:15:14 PM

@ATC: Cheers!

#242778 Applelight Limited Thu, 5th Jul '12 4:16:17 PM from Manehattan to Canterlot

I'm Irish...

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#242779 Drenius Thu, 5th Jul '12 4:16:55 PM from Northern Virginia

I'd like to visit Scotland at some point as my father's family is likely from southern Scotland. Or from Ireland. We're not entirely certain exactly where the Moores and Fergusons originated before moving to Arkansas.

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#242780 The Freeman Thu, 5th Jul '12 4:17:10 PM from Hialeah,FL.

And I'm Mexican the way someone who isn't Mexican is Mexican.

/isnotintouchwithculturalroots

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#242781 ATC Thu, 5th Jul '12 4:17:46 PM from The Library of Kiev

Hey, the Irish did create the Book of Kells, completely mastered the art of the Illuminated Manuscript, and saved civilization.

Also, the Irish produced the movie The Secret of Kells, which is so good you guys should all watch it.

EUROPEAN BROHOOF

My maternal grandfather has a collection of Seven wooden painted horses from his grandfather, each smaller than the last. He also has his other grandfather's mining helmet, which has the number 212 written on it (212 Fahrenheit is where water turns to steam, and that's the number that defined his century). I really wish I'd known my great-grandfathers.

edited 5th Jul '12 4:20:33 PM by ATC

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#242782 storyyeller Thu, 5th Jul '12 4:19:07 PM from Appleloosa

I'm really not sure what to expect. I do think that they could manage to pull off a recurring arc while maintaining the moral-driven episodes, but I'm on the fence as to whether they actually will. My best guess would be that the Crystal Empire is something that will show up in the premier or finale for 2 or 3 episodes.

Maybe it's just someplace they visit like Appleloosa or Cloudsdale.

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#242783 kegisak Thu, 5th Jul '12 4:19:09 PM

Ooooh, yes. The Secret of Kells is a gorgeous movie.

edited 5th Jul '12 4:19:24 PM by kegisak

#242784 crowlover Thu, 5th Jul '12 4:19:50 PM from Name & Address Withheld

The only way I'm especially German is that I consider myself fluent in the language.

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#242785 Applelight Limited Thu, 5th Jul '12 4:20:01 PM from Manehattan to Canterlot

We also have more novelists, playwrights and poets per head of capita than people!

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#242786 ATC Thu, 5th Jul '12 4:21:35 PM from The Library of Kiev

Oh, Italy is a great place, especially florence. I never get tired of learning about the Borgias and Medicis and that monstrous Girolamo Savonarola.

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#242787 storyyeller Thu, 5th Jul '12 4:22:21 PM from Appleloosa

John, have you been learning how to twoll from Tara?

Do you read Erfworld?

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#242788 Drenius Thu, 5th Jul '12 4:24:15 PM from Northern Virginia

The Secret of Kells was an absolutely brilliant film. I ought to pick it up at some point.

edited 5th Jul '12 4:25:16 PM by Drenius

Journalism is just a gun. It's only got one bullet in it, but if you aim right, that's all you need.

#242789 storyyeller Thu, 5th Jul '12 4:25:19 PM from Appleloosa

With rhymes

Has anyone ever tried to ship Zecora and Iron Will?

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#242790 crowlover Thu, 5th Jul '12 4:26:58 PM from Name & Address Withheld

Finally someone makes that joke.

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#242791 Super Gex Thu, 5th Jul '12 4:27:17 PM from Your Face

I found Celestia/Snails. [1]

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#242792 Drenius Thu, 5th Jul '12 4:28:30 PM from Northern Virginia

Re: Celestia & Snails ship: why? which also sums up my feelings on Disco Pie

edited 5th Jul '12 4:29:06 PM by Drenius

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#242793 crowlover Thu, 5th Jul '12 4:30:34 PM from Name & Address Withheld

@Drenius Look at Snails' proportions

He's obviously trying to woo Celestia so she can slowly make him an alicorn.

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#242794 Chadaman 99 Thu, 5th Jul '12 4:30:37 PM

As a lover of food, just saying JT's

"1. Crush up a bunch of Oreos, mix with melted butter

2. Take some, line bottom of pan

3. Put ice cream on it.

4. also fudge

5. put rest of crushed Oreos on top

6. freeze

7. ????

8. Profit"

sounds like insto heart attack.

edited 5th Jul '12 4:31:31 PM by Chadaman99

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#242795 Pannic Thu, 5th Jul '12 4:37:24 PM

I'm Norwegian/Hungarian!

Actually, there are some really nice Norwegian art songs. I must look them up sometime.

edited 5th Jul '12 4:39:24 PM by Pannic

#242796 storyyeller Thu, 5th Jul '12 4:38:06 PM from Appleloosa

I guess you could say it would put bronies on the map

I don't know abut bronies, but Brony is already on the map.

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#242797 Drenius Thu, 5th Jul '12 4:38:57 PM from Northern Virginia

Come on Chad, everyone knows you're more likely to get a heart attack because of a Monte Cristo sandwich. Seriously, those things are unhealthy.

@Crow: Heheh

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#242798 storyyeller Thu, 5th Jul '12 4:41:09 PM from Appleloosa

I find it odd that Nintendo took 20 years to make to make a sequel for something. They're usually perfectly happy to milk their franchises till the cows come home.

That's because it wasn't a franchise. Noone had heard of it until Brawl came out.

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#242799 ATC Thu, 5th Jul '12 4:41:54 PM from The Library of Kiev

Who is Noone?

How do you pronounce it? Nooony? Nowneh? No-nay?

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#242800 storyyeller Thu, 5th Jul '12 4:44:01 PM from Appleloosa

cotland is also responsible for the steam engine, among other scientific discoveries.

Lies! When I play Civilization, the Aztecs usually discover Steam Engine around 2000BC or so.

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