1) I am feeling a little better, so hopefully. I’ll try to keep you posted.
2) You can have whatever word you want mean whatever you feel like, isn’t going to change how the majority identifies it.
Remember, language wasn’t invented so you could communicate with yourself. It was established so ponies could talk to one another. A word’s meaning is whatever the majority deems it to mean. If I say “frindle” how many of you know what object I’m talking about?
I’ve gone way offtrack. Point being, you can call a mare fat and not mean for it to be insulting, doesn’t mean she isn’t going to turn around an clock you. If you want to reverse that and not take it as an insult if some prick calls you fat, more power to you.
3) Thanks. By the way, I still haven’t gotten that letter so I still don’t know what the symbol looks like. Did you sent it to the right Lyra in the right dimension?
4) The winner, fillies and gentlecolts!
5) Most of the time it involves me remembering a funny clip from something and then looking for it, but failing at finding it in clip form, if at all, and settling for something different but similar.
1) We all have bad days.
Of course, the trash incident didn’t do much to improve her standing with Bon-Bon after she feels like Fluttershy hid from her back when Fluttershy was a fashion model.
2) And yours appears professionally done. And thanks! Truth be told, I do like how my version came out. Well, except for the cassette player.
3) Filly please. I haven’t even busted out the ascot yet.
This is the tablet I have, which I was only able to get because it was cheap. It’s worked pretty well! tinyurl.com/7mdy3kx That tablet had really great reviews everywhere. The same site has smaller and cheaper ones available also!
There’s one! Sorry, I forgot to make it a question, anonymous. And thanks for the help so far, mutedgray!
The question was, “on a scale of one to ten, assuming i have less than 100 human dollars to spend, what kind of drawing tablet would you recommend for someone who has no talent in drawing, or as much talent as yourself really. maybe a little less talent.”
So, what do you ponies think?
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Who does he think he is insulting both of us!?
Answers after the break. We got us some more questions past there too.
Answers after the break
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Answers after the break.
The big fields of gold on Lyra’s page were pretty and just begging to be decorated.
Your awesome is showing. Thanks for this.
(Source: allgreymatters)
Don’t forget the part where I suplex him.
Answers after the break.
**now in a rebloggable flavor**
Ya~y! Strategically timed reblog is go!
(via ask-fluttershy-2-deactivated201)
theblackstrawberry asked: Did you get the letter? If you didn't it will come tomorrow.
I didn’t. And I may not be able to follow through with your instructions as soon as I get them. I’m not exactly in any position to be out right now.
Edit: Meant to reply privately, because this was becoming sort of chatty, but oh well.
Answers after the break.
Answers after the break. Turned out longer than I thought.
1) Not anymore.
2) Huh… I guess that explains that bear version of Hearts and Hooves Day…
I can honestly say that’s never been a concern.
3) Thinking about marking this post as creepy at this point.
4) Okay definitely marking this post as creepy.
5) Did I ever say that? Sorry if I did. I’ve mentioned before that Fluttershy-2 was my favorite tumblr.
I also really like Party Hats!
6) Ah-kay…
See, when a little one says something like “I love you” to someone that isn’t a family member, it’s cute because the audience assumes they don’t quite understand what the word means like an adult does. It’s innocent and heartfelt, but not entirely accurate. They’re verbalizing a very real display of affection, but love is a little strong.
When an adult tells you they love you sincerely through an anonymous means, it is, just a bit mind you, creepy.
It was still a cute video, though, and I think you for sharing it.
