Frisk: ACT.

Kris: Not bad kid, not bad. Chara?

Chara: *Nibbling on chocolate* *Shrugs*

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Kris: That'll be $4.99 for the meal, and $10.95 for the bucket.

Chara: Could I get a second one? And some chocolate?

Frisk: Thanks Kris!

Kris: How the hell did you guys find me here?! I came to this job to get away from you guys!

Chara: We hAvE OuR wAyS.....

Frisk: Sans helped!

Chara:Do NoT sPeAk tHe BoNe MaN'S NaMe!!!!!

Kris: Don't worry mom, I will!

Chara: MORE! MoRe! MORE!!

Frisk: FLIRT!

Noelle: *Blushes* I-I said get out!

Frisk: I don't see this going well.......

Chara: It'll be fine! There's a Sans in this world, right?

Frisk: Yes but-

Chara: So if I go GENOCIDE again, he can just give me another Bad Time! At least you won't be impaled by Bones this time!

Frisk sighs: If you say so............

In half an hour we launch the first thing to fly on Mars.

I think they should name her Spitfire.

Kris: Can't fool me, Chara!

Chara: How do you always know?!

Frisk: You have a chocolate addiction.

Chara: It'S nOt aN aDDiCTiON!

Kris: Sure.........

Kris: because.....

Frisk: is it because you feel like your team would think less of you?

Kris: ..........

Chara: Here, let me. *Presses Flee. They escape safely.*

(Note: We're looking to re-feature three of our spotlighted authors!  Our "Correct the Record" contest runs through Sunday, April 23.  Weigh in with your votes and nominations on our FIMFiction thread.)

Today's story will oh-so-politely take over your funny bone.

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Howdy folks! Got something a little different today, but first, in case you haven't been following, here is a list of fics reviewed in the last 4 entries:
-#1: The Kidnapping of Twilight Velvet; Give a Like, Feed a Changeling; and Weatherpony

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Review Index

Format Breakdown

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This story was introduced to me after reading Hat Man's reviews on other Scribblefest stories, and it immediately piqued my interest for a large number of reasons. The first was some similarities between this and my own entry, as both featured an Earth pony taking to the skies, as well as being more interested in the technical aspects of it, which appealed to my engineering background. I have, in fact, studied aerospace and find it very interesting.

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If for some reason you aren't reading Kris Overstreet's brilliant odd-couple science adventure/condensed history of spaceflight/footnote fiesta/narrative Let's Play story Changeling Space Program or the daily serial crossover sequel The Maretian, you may at least be interested to know that I did what I do best: I made a card out of the latter.

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Today, we put the 1984 film Flashpoint, the first theatrical film produced by Home Box Office (in association with Silver Screen Partners), into our VCR. The film was one of at least five American films to present a dramatization portraying the Kennedy assassination as a conspiracy (the others being the 1973 David Miller film Executive Action, starring Robert Ryan and Burt Lancaster, Oliver Stone's 1991 movie JFK, Warren Beatty's

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Today’s set of reviews is courtesy of Scribblefest and (in one case) the Royal Guard. I haven’t written reviews for every story I’ve read for Scribblefest, but I ended up writing reviews for several of them; note that if you are a Scribblefest competitor, my word on your story is not the final word. We’re presently doing the prelim-round judging, wherein three judges read each entry and nominate them for a category, and I am but one of nine judges involved.

Anyway, onto the reviews!

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