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milk experiment wrote:
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milk experiment wrote:That's supposed to be the Roman goddess Epona creating the sisters to watch over Equestria. Given the strong resemblance, does that mean Lauren Faust is Epona's version of Jesus? :-?
Epona was stolen by the Romans from the Celts. . .who also stole their word 'equus' from the Celts. Epona was one of the most revered Goddesses in the Celtic pantheon.
I was just going from the dA description. I've forgotten most of what I ever knew about Classical mythology, so thanks for the refresher. :)
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OK, so one of the ways I try to calm myself when I'm panicking is to buy something that I can't eat. I spent a lot of time searching at our local Walmart for ANYTHING dealing with MLP...nothing :(
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Wally-world is not cool enough to deal with anything MLP:FIM

Yira: that girl needs to eat 20% more, I think :)
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yiraheerai wrote:
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yiraheerai wrote:I was wearing my Rainbow Dash shirt today. Mom and I ran errands around town and while we were at Wal-Mart, this little boy taps his big brother on his shoulder, looking at me, pointed, and kept pointing. Big brother stared. I stared back.
Out of curiosity, which RD shirt is this? Maybe its coolness, awesomeness, and/or radicalness was just too much for him. :)
This one. Only without the tattoos and the anorexic arms.
That shirt's pretty straightforward in its MLPness, so I'm guessing they were bronies. Maybe they didn't say hi because they're painfully shy? Or maybe you're just Princess-Luna-level intimidating? Yeah, that's probably it. ;)
Yira wrote:GREETINGS, BRONIES. WE WISH TO KNOW THY FAVORITE PONY.
As for that model's arms, they actually look pretty similar to mine. Except I don't have any tattoos and she doesn't have my love handles. ...I really need to start exercising. :(
Artemisia wrote:I spent a lot of time searching at our local Walmart for ANYTHING dealing with MLP...nothing :(
Further proving that Wal-Mart is usually an awesomeness-free zone.

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Well, I did find one very lonely and very wrong color Princess Celestia...but it wasn't in the right spot and I don't buy things unless I know the price.

I need to lose weight too, but that would be because I tend to eat when I'm stressed or panic.
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Curious; I'd have thought WalMart would be Pony Merch Prime. :-\ Though I have heard much about Target being the proud owner of that title; in the States, anyway. Here in the Great White North, Zellers seems to have ponies a-plenty. *ahem* Not that I've looked, mind you. Just what I've heard. :-=
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What Zellers?
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Hail To The Chief...um, if you don't mind, that is.

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These were in tonight's drawfriend, but they're so cute that I *must* repost:

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One of the dA commenters declared that this is Twi's "new book face." :D

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milk experiment wrote:That shirt's pretty straightforward in its MLPness, so I'm guessing they were bronies. Maybe they didn't say hi because they're painfully shy? Or maybe you're just Princess-Luna-level intimidating? Yeah, that's probably it. ;)
Yira wrote:GREETINGS, BRONIES. WE WISH TO KNOW THY FAVORITE PONY.
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Considering we don't have The Hub around here and the older brother was sitting inside the shopping cart, I think the little bro (probably 3 years old or so) was just like "SHINY CARTOON." And marveling over the fact that an adult was wearing shiny cartoon? They didn't talk to me, which was good, cause stranger.
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Artemisia wrote:I spent a lot of time searching at our local Walmart for ANYTHING dealing with MLP...nothing :(
Further proving that Wal-Mart is usually an awesomeness-free zone.
Depends on where you are, I think. I'll agree it's not a good place for MLP stuff, but a lot of the toys there are AWESOME and I've managed to get most of my Blu-Ray videos there. I think that has a lot to do with the fact that Wal-Mart's about all we really have. No Target, no K-Mart. As far as toys go, that's about the only place you can go, unless you go to an antique and/or thrift store.
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yiraheerai wrote:Considering we don't have The Hub around here and the older brother was sitting inside the shopping cart, I think the little bro (probably 3 years old or so) was just like "SHINY CARTOON." And marveling over the fact that an adult was wearing shiny cartoon? They didn't talk to me, which was good, cause stranger.
Oooh, okay. Younger than I was thinking.
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milk experiment wrote:Further proving that Wal-Mart is usually an awesomeness-free zone.
Depends on where you are, I think. I'll agree it's not a good place for MLP stuff, but a lot of the toys there are AWESOME and I've managed to get most of my Blu-Ray videos there. I think that has a lot to do with the fact that Wal-Mart's about all we really have. No Target, no K-Mart. As far as toys go, that's about the only place you can go, unless you go to an antique and/or thrift store.
Similar situation in my town. The closest city that doesn't have its retail shopping dominated by Wal-Mart is about 50 miles away. :ymsigh: Thank goodness for online shopping, I guess.

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Not sure if I buy Twi as a shower singer. Rarity, on the other hand... yeah, probably. Still a cute picture, though. :)

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I just learned of a crossover fic called The Dresden Fillies... May have to find and read that...
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Found it for you.

I've been on a Dresden kick lately, so this is...intriging.

ETA: Okay, I just finished the story. It was awesome. Everything I was hoping for was there. :D

Now I have to wait until the author finishes the sequel.
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Only in chapter two...

"I still couldn't believe there was no beer. No steaks, I understood. They were herbivores. But come on – they ate barley and wheat, how could they not have beer? This wasn't a paradise after all."

He's got a point... :))
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I'm hoping he gets introduced to Granny Smith's cider. There's a scene in the sequel where a pony spikes tea with <.< cider >.> that sounds more like brandy.

I love the description of what Twilight saw in the Soulgaze.
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http://www.fimfiction.net/story/21274/A ... gic#page/4 Since we are sharing stories ... it is a TwiPie but the shipping is very ... um not the main fouces. It more of the background setting but the real story is about Twilight and Pinkie switching places for a day. It is really =)) especially chapter 4 :)) =)) =)) So if you are bored check it out.



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