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Simon Cowell


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What. Was. That.

I enjoyed it :')

Well done :yay: and I applaud your skillful evasion of the two word vocabulary. :pinkiehappy:

Two minutes?

So much for Earth Pony fortitude:trollestia:

Still fappable.

Huh. Not bad.

~Regidar

That was actually the best CheeriMac story I've ever seen.:heart:

Including the canon one. (Suck it. CMC. You didn't know the first thing 'bout shipping anyway.)

I fapped the good fap.

cunt-guzzle. i hate that fits word, but besides that, a very good fic:rainbowwild:

Anyway, since nobody seems to get it, let me help you out:
Not every use of the words "I" "you're" or "my" needs to be replaced with "ah" "yer" or "mah" it all depends on the context.

Believe me, I'm from the south.

Indeed. I quite agree. Context is vital to proper usage of those words.

P.S. Good story.

When you set a scene up, you have to have things that appeal to all the human senses.

Their lit fireplace cast the two lovers in a dim light that made their shadows dance along the floral wallpaper behind them, as a soft breeze let a cascade of cooling air fall upon them. They sat in silence, staring into eachother's eyes.

This could do with some sprucing. You have our Sight (light and shadows), our Touch (soft breeze), and some sound (silence). But it needs something more. The first sentence runs on pointlessly, we don't know why there's a cool wind in the room, and the last sentence feels tacked on. We could fix these issues thusly:

Their lit fireplace cast the two lovers in a dim light that made their shadows dance along the floral wallpaper behind them. A soft breeze from a nearby open window whispered cooling air across their backs and faces as they stared into each other's eyes.

As you can see, the first sentence is chopped so that it keeps to the main idea instead of inserting a new idea midsentence. The second idea is made into its own sentence, and the metaphor is described in a way that feels mysterious. The tacked-on feel of the last sentence is taken away by simply adding it to the previous sentence.


"So," Big Macintosh broke the silence, "are we gon' get started?"

I would think it's Cheerilee who'd break the silence, since she's the more-talkative one.


Well, I get that their first time is meant to be awkward, but a lot of what they say to each other is actually kinda mean-spirited and thoughtless. Their comments come off less like suggestions or demands, and more like insults. I would have thought they'd be a bit kinder to each other.

They ended their clumsy tongue tango and made their way to Cheerilee's bedroom, and Cheerilee jumped onto the queen-sized bed, instructing Big Macintosh toput his front legs on top of it and stand up.

There should be a space there between "to" and "put".

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I genuinely appreciate your input, and will put it to good use.

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Thank you for pointing that out.

This was hilarious! :rainbowlaugh: Another masterpiece!

10/10

Good job m8

poor big mac, but mostly cheerilee.

Well...
That could have gone worse.
Honestly, I was sold as soon as Cheerilee corrected Mac's profanity while they were trying to talk dirty :rainbowlaugh:

There was no tongue, they just sort of awkwardly mashed their lips together.

They ended their clumsy tongue tango...

Glaring inconsistency is glaring.

The swearing just destroyed it for me.

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