• Member Since 28th May, 2013
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Flint Sparks


Who let the dogs out?

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An immature story about how Lyra and Bonbon discover something... unusual about each other.

Edited by the talent of I HV NO FEAR

Chapters (1)
Comments ( 10 )

well you got a laugh out of me! I feel like I should have seen this idea before, but alas I haven't. there were very few mistakes in grammar, so at least that wasn't too distracting. overall it was pretty average. Funny, but average. But hey, I've seen a lot worse. the idea combined with the writing style was solid and interesting, but it wasn't amazing or awesome or great. No offense here, but the best descriptor of this story is average. There are still things to work on here.

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Well that's a satisfying review right there. I wasn't going for a masterpiece, just wanted to write something down for fun. Considering I'm new here (and some of the things I've read :fluttershbad: ) average is good. Good for now. And now matter how much I proofread, why do I keep making grammar mistakes?! I'm a college student! :flutterrage:

I guess some people just don't have it. one of my friends is terrible with grammar and spelling. No matter how many times I tell him or correct him, he never seems to get better. Some people are just born with a mind that can detect mistakes in grammar, sentence structure, and spelling. other people think in a different way. I read one of his stories once. the idea was solid, and the action was intense. He's not a bad writer by any means, but he just can't get the grammar and spelling down. I suspect the same might apply to you. Well... more so the grammar. your spelling on this story was flawless. don't worry about the grammar. Proofreaders will always catch it before it's too late. Well, the good ones at least. I guess the point that I'm trying to make here is this; you obviously have the potential to write well, and practice will make you better, but a story like this could really be helped with the inclusion of a proofreader.

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ugh, no matter how many guides I read, how many classes I take ("A" student in AP Honors English), I'm always making a mistake. I guess almost everyone has this problem without proofreaders. :applecry:

Simple story, but very sweet. Thanks for sharing!:twilightsmile:

Alright lez do dis!

Unfortunately, there was she had one problem.

there was and she had can't both be in the sentence.

The morals each episode sought to teach colts about socializing as they grew up, like how to properly treat mares in their matriarchal society, relating them to the characters they identified onscreen.

Something seems missing in this sentence.

Parents found the show endearing and encouraged their foals to grow up to be kind gentlecolts as they watched it together.

Should be a comma between "endearing" and "and"

She’s written several stories and has barely managed to scrap up any popularity.

Look over this sentence again, and also, scrap should be scrape.

met for

Should be meant for.

and humans

There should be that between "and" and "humans"

It was designed for a desktop, but as long as she didn’t shift her weight too much the computer would stay.

Should be a comma after much and between the.

She was not cosplayer, but the ears certainly helped the mood.

Should be "no" and not "not"

Only a few seemed interesting enough.

For what?

Lyra creeped into the hallway.

Should be crept.

Not wanting to tip the intruder,

Why would you pay someone to intrude into your house? Should be tip off.

In the light of the moon stood a pony, seemingly wrestling with himself.

I would say moonlight works quite a bit better than light of the moon here. Flows easier.

I just went to this small gather of… ponies…”

Should be gathering

“Me too! Come, look!” Lyra exclaimed as she dashed forward to the bedroom, dragging her friend to the computer.

I think toward sounds better than forward to in this case. also, "Friend" should be "Marefriend"

Logging in, refreshing the browser, going to the page only took a minute for the excite unicorn.

Needs an "and" before going and after browser, and excited is the corrected verb tense.

There weren't too many mistakes in this one, and the ending is great.

WE ARE AMUSED. TAKE OUR HIGHEST COMPLIMENTS, A LIKE, A FAVORITE, AND A VIRTUAL COOKIE.

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2-3 paragraphs in and i already faved it xD....

aaanyways-i loved the detail that went into it culturewise.:rainbowkiss:

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