A Possible Idea for the Comics · 11:15pm Jun 14th, 2016
I'd like to share an idea with all of you:
If the darkness grows so deep that we cannot see the light, then we shall rise up and BECOME the light!
I'd like to share an idea with all of you:
So I'm driving home from work after a long day and I turn on the radio, and their playing "Push" by Matchbox Twenty, which I haven't heard in ages, and I thought "Hey, this is nice". But then the guy sings the word "baby" and suddenly things start clicking into place, and I realize "holy crap, this song is about domestic abuse!" Some research on Wikipedia confirmed this, although it turned out it was the guy singing the song being abused rather than him abusing his girlfriend. Naturally,
I was going to write this in my next chapter of Equestria Girls: Human Magic, but due to delays, I decided to post my official announcement here: unless I decide to make an exception, no My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic related media that occurs after the end of The Crystalling will be applied to the series that I currently have in the works. This includes all episodes that have either aired or have yet to be aired, the upcoming feature film as well as Legend
Once upon a time, in the kingdom of Equestria, two alicorn sisters ruled the land together. The elder sister was the Princess of the Day; she raised the sun each morning, bathing the world in light. The younger sister was the Princess of the Night, who raised the moon and commanded the stars.
So I was watching Tremor 2 and something about watching Graboid guts rain down on the protagonists makes me wonder if they are edible. Seriously, would human beings be able to eat them? How healthy would they be? Would they be like those blowfish that have to be prepared by masters or you'll die from eating them? Would they become a delicacy for the rich and powerful? And how would their tendency to eat humans affect their taste?
So It's Over isn't turning out to be as successful as I hoped it would be; maybe I let myself get a little cocky after the moderate success of It Sounds Better Than "Pity Date" and The Unwilling Sunrise (my first featured and triple-digit "likes" stories respectively), because the apparent lack of interest in It's Over has me feeling really depressed. Why does this matter to you? Well, originally, I was hoping to post as many chapters of Equestria Girls: The
So I watched yesterday's The Flash on Amazon, and I reminded of something I've been thinking about for awhile; has anybody else noticed that for how much everyone on the show talks about time travel being bad, every time Barry does it, things actually turn out better than when he left? Seriously, the first time he did it, he prevented his foster father from being kidnapped and tortured, his boss from being electrocuted and paralyzed, and half his city from being crushed by a
Twilight Sparkle’s heart swelled with pride as she looked at Starlight Glimmer, former cult-leader and now graduating as her first true student in the magic of friendship.
“Words cannot express how proud of you I am, Starlight,” she told her. “Not only have you mastered all of my lessons on the magic of friendship, but you did it in a quarter of the time it took me.”
Starlight blushed. “Well, I had an amazing teacher. Are you sure I’m ready to graduate from being your student?”
This literally just occurred to me (must be all the beer I drank):
The subject this time concerns Equestria's gay and lesbian community. I adhere to the fanon idea that Equestria has been far ahead of our world on the subject of homosexuality for quite some time; same-sex marriages has been legal for centuries, and by now someone's sexual orientation is generally no more of an issue than what their favorite food is. However, there is one thing about this theme that bugs me; namely how some authors try to "justify" the supposedly high percentage of