Hey Geisels,

Remember that youtube series I've been involved in, Pony Meets World? Well, one of the creators - Joey-O - is in super need of some fandom love. A few weeks ago he was diagnosed with cancer and underwent surgery. He's out of the hospital now but going through chemo. He is a very nice person and any prayers or good vibes you could shoot his way (and to his crew and his family in general) I'm sure would be appreciated.

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Here's one I've been building up over the course of the last year or two and only ever started on the prologue because the internet was out for a while. I have most of the skeleton written out and it doesn't seem like it'll actually take all that long (in terms of writing, anyway) to write out in full, but that's what I think about every single one of my stories, and as I've got way too many going even without the ones I come up with every month or so, I think it'd be wiser to just

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Saddle Stapler Project!!

The loose wooden block that the stapler is on will be a platform mounted to the upright on the right.

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Tonight, I went to a Chinese restaurant.

The lady behind the front counter was white.

Our waiter was Arab-American; the other was Hispanic.

The only other people in the restaurant was a Polynesian family gathered around a table in the middle of the room.

Number of Chinese people in the Chinese restaurant: 0.

But at least I still got an Engrish fortune cookie (You will always have good luck in you. Personal affairs.)

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[*Applejack pushes the lawn mower over her hat as she tiredly trudges forward*]
[*She turns around, looks down at the tattered ruins of her one defining characteristic besides apples and charming southernisms*]
All around me are familiar faces...

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So, in my mind there are varying levels of awesomeness, which are as follows:

1) Posted a story. (well, this one's done)
2) Story receives a like. (yep, done as well)
3) Comments are left on a story. (whether good or bad, check this one off too)
4) Featured on front page. (yeah, not yet)
5) Fanart made for story. (this would be a highlight of my day, but not that I know of)
6) Audio reading of a story. (..........This happened just the other day)

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So, I'm minding my business on You Tube, listening to some nice osts and remixes and all when I then find something that I'm now sure I will use for a fight that won't happen before certainly a few years. So, I'm putting this here for everyone's ears' pleasure.

Yeah, when it's about finding stuff for my story, even for something that will be very far in the future, I never miss an occasion.

Caution: This review is something that is completely negative. If you wish to turn back, go ahead. But, if you wish to read, well...you can do that if you want. Feel free to comment, I appreciate that always.

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Only just got round to watching Made in Manehatten.

It was a pretty good. Ive never been one big for reviews and I don't plan to start now but the one thing that stood out to me in this episode was the fact that they didn't use the main theme song to play out the show. They use the episode theme. Its a small touch but something about it made me like the episode that much more.

I'm a sucker for small seemingly insignificant details I suppose.

Good job DHX.

(Guitar) 

On hic-ko-ry hill, 
stood a wood mill
A fam-ly owned farm, 
that none would harm 

It was quiet...
(Guitar) 

Most workers went home,
owner was walking a-lone
Just out for supplies,
no need for goodbyes 

He"d be back...
(Guitar) 

Downwind, shopping in the town...
Smiling, the stallion said a-loud
What a familiar sweet smell...
must be comin from Hic-ko-ry Hill 

And it is...
(Guitar) 

Not long a-go, he read in the paper

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Yo, what's up, Kemosabes?

This is your friendly film, TV show, and episode reporter here with another review.

Today, for the second installment of this year's "Christmas in July" saga, and following my previous analysis...

Well, I'm not going to sugarcoat it. This review is on one of the worst Christmas films and sequels of all-time:

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