Hey all! Normally today, I would post a chapter for ‘Title Holder’, which would actually be the last chapter. However, I start a to new job this week, so I’m going to hold off right now. That means I’ll probably post it later in the week. It’s worth the wait!
She's a Yak is a heart-warming tale, and a heartbreaking tale. Like Sonic Rainboom, it takes a creature known for her overconfidence, and explores her insecurities.
As Walabio never fails to remind me, Tau Day(τ=6.28) has come around again. The once-a-year chance to celebate all things 2π. Of course, to the followers of tau, this is the true path, and pi is merely τ/2. Whatever angle you take on this circular discussion, have fun, and remember to respect people of all faiths and circle constants.
So I just read this comic here. And now I find myself thinking about what it would be like if the Yaks really did wage war on Equestria. Sure the alicorn princesses are powerful and scary, but these yaks survived a harshness that most ponies don't even realize exist. I'm also willing to bet that these yaks fight somewhat like vikings, have giant monsters, and their entire plan is to ruin your day.
Friendship is Magic first impressions review: Not Asking for Trouble (s07e10) by Obake
(SPOILERS!)
There's not a lot of substance to this one, so a review will be brief. Pinkie visits the yaks during Yakslubert Fest (I hope I spelled that right), a sacred holiday. The day consist of smashing logs, swaying to music, and sleeping.
A (fantastic episode) A- (an excellent episode with at least one flaw) B+ (a great episode with a couple of flaws) B (a good episode which still could have been better)
Well, I can't say I didn't see this coming. Apparently, my headcanon has been very persuasive once again with my latest story, Yaks Not Ponies. So persuasive, in fact, that it made the Feature Box. And to think the story spawned out of frustration at the amount of unnecessary flak the yaks got for their over-the-top behavior.
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