Who knew Roses's mom was a brony?
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.
What is James Rolfe's reaction to Doug Walker retiring his character?
Not sure, but that's a good question.
Back in Black, and by black I mean BLU.
>Watching pony video
>Grandmother walks in
>Gives me a choice of five donuts
>Video ends while I'm picking
>Videos on Youtube give suggestions at the end
>Featured video's thumbnail is the largest suggestion
>Featured video's thumbnail is a highly suggestive picture of Derpy with socks.
>OH FUCK OH FUCK OH FUCK
Back in Black, and by black I mean BLU.
The sampler refused to make any noise no matter what I pressed.
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.
And MOM just knows that all girls love ponies. Even sophisticated little gothy girls like Rose.
Although another character who gets introduced later does watch
Friendship Is Magic and is an honest-to-goodness fan of Rainbow Dash.
I haven't been able to find any art of Maplehoof done in the
FIM style, which surprises me.
EDIT: Nevermind.
edited 16th Sep '12 9:54:39 AM by MetaFour
The portable Venus of occupied space. Grace is a maze of amazing taste.
Careful what you wish for.
I do wonder how the Wayvard Vagabond is controlling John from the future?
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I do wonder how the Wayvard Vagabond is controlling John from the future?
It's not direct control. It's just the console he's using is capable of sending messages directly to John's brain. John can follow or ignore these messages as he pleases.
As for "the future", WV is in the far future relative to John's time on Earth, but at the point where he's receiving messages from WV, John is in the Medium, which is a separate universe from Earth.
And when different universes interact with each other
there is no correlation whatsoever between their timelines. Portals linking different universes will do so at completely arbitrary points on each 'verse's timeline. "Before" and "after" are meaningless concepts when comparing events that happen in different universes.
Understanding that principle will make a lot of subsequent timey-wimey shenanigans less confusing.
edited 16th Sep '12 10:25:23 AM by MetaFour
The portable Venus of occupied space. Grace is a maze of amazing taste.
Do they have any kind of casuality?
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.
Yes, owing to portals and information exchange, events in one universe can cause other events in another universe.
Combine that with the timelines acting independently, and you run into the bootstrap paradox a lot in this story.
Event 1 in universe A causes event 2 in universe B, which causes event 3 in the same universe, which causes event 0 back in universe A, which was secretly the cause of event 1 all along. That sort of thing.
The portable Venus of occupied space. Grace is a maze of amazing taste.
Hey does anyone know why Lemming Suicide Bombers don't kill each other in the explosion?
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.
edited 16th Sep '12 4:42:33 PM by dRoy
As I find so much pleasure in that melts like my breath, I am always full of regret.
edited 16th Sep '12 4:42:25 PM by dRoy
As I find so much pleasure in that melts like my breath, I am always full of regret.
Can you cool it with the Karn puns, Zennistrad?
No problem. They were kinda Karny anyway.
Those episodes certainly have their flaws, but on the whole I think it handled everything quite nicely. I just hope that the next time we get a real villain they get defeated by means other than a Magic Love Cannon.
Ok what the heck did John do with that pogo steed? And how did he abscond up a wall?
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.
@Blue Could have been Kayeka as well. I remember he didn't end up liking it.
edited 16th Sep '12 4:42:16 PM by dRoy
As I find so much pleasure in that melts like my breath, I am always full of regret.
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