Against all the evil Hell can conjure...

All the wickedness mankind can produce...

We will send unto them... only you.

Rip and Tear, until it is done...

I have a Scrivener project called Daring Do and the Seven-Starred Jewel. The underlying conceit is that it combines an (attempted) murder with Daring recalling her earliest days as an archaeologist, and what exactly drew out her cutie mark.

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Celestia: "Sister, come quickly! We had important political matters to attend to. I need you to back me up on several points, and us together would show the strength and bonds of the royal family!"
Luna: "So sorry, Celestia, I've got a full night of fucking with some children's dreams. Go get Cadance to do it, or something, I'm sure she's dying for some attention."

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037 Frenemies Talk: Bloom and Gloom feat. ChaoticLightning

Slightly delayed, but still full of loose thoughts, possible sources of inspiration, and screencaps with oh-so-smart captions! Enjoy!

Spoilers to S05EP04 inside. Enter at your own risk.

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Frenemies Talk: Chapter III: Bloom and Gloom

Another episode, another blog. True, this episode was not one I was looking particularly forward to due to CMC, but it was worth to watch nonetheless and share the thoughts with my esteemed friend, Prane. Again we are joined in our discussion this week by ChaoticLightning.

Have a good lecture, everyone.

Spoilers ahoy.

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Dear friend, and Fimfic icon Skeeter the Lurker has been bent over the table by the hellscape concept that is people hoarding property to drive up scarcity to rent or sell back at inflated rates. Any money you could spare him would help.

Warning: Spoilers abound. Proceed with caution.

Well, I didn't think we'd have one of these episodes this early in the season, but here we are. I've got a lot to say about this one, and it's best not to waste any time. Let's get right to it, shall we?

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"I am pretty sure I am misunderstanding the description, and I don't really agree with Urban Dictionary here, but here is how I interpret The Gloomer.

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