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Merry Christmas and Happy Hearth's Warming to everyone!

A quick follow-up to last week's story. Minty had mentioned she was throwing a Christmas party, so why not continue the adventures a little bit?

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So! It ma burfday! Well, it was ma burfday, but we're celebrating it today! 'Cause middle of the week birthdays kinda suck when you have my schedule.
Anywho, we'll be playing games and bullshitting the whole time so kickback and relax as we harass each other for a bit and just get to our general antics.
I hope to see y'all there!

Ask away! We're horrible, awful drunks and we aim to please the audience as well as we can.

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A few months, I submitted a story called The Party Decides to the Writeoff, about
the Republican Establishment joining together Voltron-style to take on Donald Trump. I figured, on the eve of the final day of the Republican National Convention, it is time to show it to you folks before it goes stale. It has been lightly edited from its original form.

I hope you find it amusing.

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There are some writers who have little universes of their own. A writer who writes a bunch of stories in the same continuity. This can lead to a lot of fun, as we can see hints of future stories in past ones, and vice-versa, and there’s a sort of interwoven tapestry between them. From Ghost of Heraclitus’s Civil Service stories, to Skywriter’s Cadance of Cloudsdale cycle, to Estee’s Tryptich verse, there’s a lot of fun to be had in these stories.

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Here is a blast from the past for you, as a very old story of mine will return this month.
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Ladies and gentlemen, I, Flanagan, have made it another year around the sun! How so you ask? Well... I have no idea, it just kinda happened... ... ... yeeeeeeeah...

Anyway, thanks for sticking around, I know I've come up short in terms of updates as of late, but your support is still appreciated nonetheless, hopefully this go around I'll be able to be a bit more advantageous in terms of writing.

Now you guys go off and enjoy your day, I've got a party to celebrate!

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It's time for the post-con casualty report!

Scoots no! Fanning it with your wings is not helping!

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I almost fell off my chair when I discovered this a little while ago. I was searching for another pony to star in "Filed Away", because I wanted to have one more. And DinkyUniverse suggested Alula to me, because they are both pegasi and because she has a close connection to Scootaloo in the story "Monster" (which is completely

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Last year, I promised a return of "Filed Away", but the rise of the corona virus (and, admittedly, my own fixation on it) disturbed my writing plans, so a 2020 return to the story could not happen in the end. The story has not been forgotten regardless of that, though,

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How Pinkie managed to travel to Dodge Junction, fall into a ravine, join the Beatles, shoot John Lennon for leaving the band for Tree Hugger, and travel to Yakyakistan in one afternoon? Well, accidentally I read Terry Pratchett's Thief of Time recently. Pinkie is simply a very good History Monk... (which also explains the level of schizotech in Equestria – someone apparently put its history back together).

New Spike At Your Service chapter dropped.
Everything else, as usual, in progress.

Thats right, its ready and up for reading, so go and enjoy!

I want to thank all of you for your patience with getting this one out, as you know alot happened in the last month or so. I hope the chapter is worth the wait.

The next chapter will involve a bit of a time skip, as Reivers recovery means he will finally be able to start SCHOOL!

So, I'm going to see Porter Robinson live tonight in Houston! His song "Sad Machine" is probably one of the biggest early influences on The Iron Horse and its tone, so today I'd like to post about the song and how it defined Turing Test's voice as I hear it...

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This is a really delayed blog post, but I'd just once more like to thank Wanda Mare for putting so much time and effort into her dramatic reading of my story "Life is like a party." It means a lot to me, and I was anything but disappointed while listening to the final product.

I'd like to invite anyone interested in the dramatic reading to check it out.

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