Dear diary, I learned that being normal is hard. Being normal is more boring than doing something fun. I'm giving myself a thing to say in the future that, if I am alive (if by chance an apocalypse happens), I might be in a alleyway being a homeless man with nothing but a glass of water and a sign saying, "Will work for pay." Though, life can be hard than being a comedian. I wasn't even THINKING of being a comedian. Well...maybe not.

Now, I must say goodbye to you, diary. Because, my life is moving on, and I don't mind spending more time being alone writing in a diary. If by chance, someone was to find this, I might be dead, or being a slave in work. No matter. At least I've got myself, my friends, and most of all, my dignity.

I watch the computer screen as my friend sits next to me, smiling like a jerk. On the screen, is a song, which goes like this:

♩ My Little Pony. My Little Pony. Ahhhhhhhhhhh--

Usually, I'd enjoy the shows Joseph made me watched. But this one, jeez, was horrible. I frown as I take back my choice of words as I know Joseph will complain about why I should embrace this show and how I should enjoy it.

"Harrison, this show is amazing!" he says out loud. "Why would you shut it off just because it's for girls?!"

"C'mon, Joseph," I say, feeling embarrassed. "You know My Little Pony is just a girls show with no imagination what-so-ever."

"'No imagination?!'" Joseph angrily says. "This is amazing. You're just jealous."

This was the last straw. I've had enough about My Little Pony, and I was frustrated.

"Joseph, you need to know that My Little Pony is a GIRL show," I say. "Get that through your noggin."

Joseph grunts and slams the door behind me. I feel a sense of guilt for being harsh on Joseph. I mean, why in the world would I watch a girl show? It was boring from the beginning, and here is the reason why:

2. The characters had no though put into them. (The lessons, from what I've heard, is be nice to each other, and good always triumphs over evil. Literally, the purple one beat a serious villain by going all, "DRAGON BALL Z!! SUPER POWER! OMG!"

My friend, Joseph, was now one of those Bronies. And, I've never seen a episode (not a whole episode, to be exact) at all. And, if I was to watch a episode, I'd probably barf and hide in my bed trying to forget about it. I'd never do that, but I will. So, to try an boost up Joseph's feelings, I decided to go to his room, and knock. (FYI, we both live in a apartment.) I hear a lock, and the door opens, showing Joseph's mom.

After a long conversation in Joseph's room (which was covered in MLP merchandising.), I walked back into my room, and sat in my bed. Looking out, I could already tell it was getting dark, and plus, I was tired like hell. Before I continue, I'd like to say that if you expect a wish scene like other stories on the internet, you'd be wrong. I layed down in awe as I looked at the ceiling. I closed my eyes, and dreamed of something cool. Christmas was already coming, you know. I wanted something cool for Christmas, and it would be amazing.

- - - - -

Twilight looked over the map in her new castle as she had called over her friends for something urgent. She had not explained what was urgent, but she did say that it was important to their mission of finding new places in Equestria. They were curious on what else was there in the world. Plus, they were still being friends with each other. Twilight was already getting bored of looking as she waited, and waited, and waited. She was already drifting into sleep before her friends entered the room.

"I asked you about coming over here because there's something new on the map." she said.

"Now, hold on, Rainbow," Applejack said, putting a hoof next to her. "Ya' know that Twilight might think it's important. And ya' know bein' her friend means we ought to help her in need."

"And being her friend is good, yea' I know," Rainbow Dash flew into her chair. "But, this isn't important as saving-the-world-important."

"Now, girls," Twilight said, silencing the group. "We need to focus on the situation here. Right now, this is important."

"This cave wasn't here the last time we looked at it," she said. "Its...different..."

"Big deal," Rainbow Dash looked at the cave. "We've been to caves before, Twilight-"

"Maybe it's a cave that's filled with cake!" Pinkie Pie exclaimed, interrupting Rainbow Dash. "Or-Or- maybe it's a cave with candy and rides, just like a carnival!"

Just then, the cave glowed on the map, giving it a blue color. Twilight pointed at it.

"Look! The cave's glowing, it means there's something in it that we need to investigate."

The journey to the cave wasn't easy as they expected. They had to go through forests, rivers, etc. But, when they made it, they were relieved.

"Twilight, how many miles do we have to take?!" Rainbow groaned. "We've been walking forever!"

"Don't get your hooves tied in a knot, Rainbow Dash," Twilight said. "We're here."

The group then walked in the cave, and, the cave was boring. All there was was water dripping off edges and nothing. But, suddenly, a wall opened.

On the other side, a glowing wall appeared. On it, were inscriptions of mysterious things. The group started walking until Applejack stopped them.

"Wait!" she told them. "I don' believe there might be somethin' goin' to pop out and tell us to leave."

"If there were something here, then I'll protect us by doing some sweet moves on i-" Rainbow Dash said, before Twilight ignored her.

He or she who enters beware,
There will be trouble ahead, so prepare.
Ponies who read this be thrown,
To a place different from your throne.
Be aware, and do a favor,
And be known to be braver.

It was too late. Twilight was reading it already, and Applejack was trying to snap her out of it.

"Applejack, I was kidding!" she laughed. "Nothing's going to happen! It's just a poem!"

"We're going to die in here, Twilight!" Rainbow Dash said. "And it's because you read that stupid poem--"

The area exploded, the group disappearing from existence. The cave disappeared, too, and it was silent.

- - - - -

I had awoken from a nice sleep as I got up, took a shower, and ate breakfast. I was still a little bit tired, but I managed. I looked out in the winter outside as it was snowing in New York. (Yes, I live in New York.) I heard an explosion during the night, but I shrugged it off. You don't hear explosions often, unless we were in a war and I'd be hiding. The time I entered the living room to watch some T.V, I heard speaking. It was muffled, so I had to find where it was coming from.

If it was, some guy would barge in on me and shoot me dead until I exploded into a million pieces. I noticed it was coming from the road, since the window was open in the kitchen. I peeked, and listened.

"I know we aren't in Equestria anymore," another voice asked, this time sounding like a tomboy. "And I know it's your fault, Twilight."

Then, I see figures. Colorful figures, to be exact. That only meant one thing: The characters from that stupid My Little Pony show were here. I was having a panic attack, because that's how several people act when there are FICTIONAL CHARACTERS in the REAL WORLD! I had to duck, since they might have saw me. I never seen an episode, like I said before. But, they might kill me. Like, ripped-apart-killed. Then, I realized,

How stupid of me to forget that. I spy on them, to make sure they don't go to the house they first see. Unfortunately, they did. And that was my house.

I then ran into my room like a kid waking up from a nightmare, and hide under my bed. Surely they can't enter my house. Right? Right?!

The Time I Met...Talking Ponies?

by cuziebear

In Which I Wake Up With Six Talking Ponies