The life of a struggling artist always has its perks, but for Kristen, those perks were becoming scarcer by the day. Slaving under brutal employers for just enough of a pittance to pay her rent, she swore she would, one day, make a change in her life. She would be successful. She would be happy. She would find love, and earn her happily-ever-after.
Who would have thought that her favorite cartoon would show her the way?
Good god
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Like I said, this is a YTP in written form.
What did I just read?
Where am I?
Why am I wearing one of Rarity's saddles?
...Wait, don't answer that last one.
Not sure what I read, but it was hilarious regardless
Aaah, another well-written nonsense from Argembarger... Gotta love those!
Also: Flim (Flam?) tag. Yes. So much yes.
Excellence has never been so prominent to my eyes.
What... what happened?
You did not disappoint, sir.
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Argembarger happened.
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That explains a lot.
This should be tagged romance, because of the horribly inappropriate work relationship.
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man
if you say so.
This might be more amusing if I knew wth a gradient was.
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1604315 this may assist you, Oh voracious reader.
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Huh. Never knew the technical term for those.
I loveed using those on my CoX characters' costumes.
To be fair, he did have a ton of gradients on him. I think they did it on purpose.
What better way to make us hate a villain than cover him in gradients?
Wow. I just... how...
what the actual FUCK?!
I haven't been this scared since I watched SHED.MOV. Good job, sir.
DAMN!
You beat me to it! I was going to randomly replace one of the character's names in my story, Twilight's Legendary Quest for Vodka, with the least attractive name in the world. I was going to spell it "Keith", though.
I really like the title of this fic. It has a good ring to it.
*taps chin* I'm getting the subtle notion that you felt King Sombra lacked the nuanced tone required for a proper dramatic villain.