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[lilshonenbat]

That's what I mean, I'm pretty sick of Merriwether now.

Yeah, they have some serious explaining to do. How could they have just forgotten to mention that Twilight has a brother who's royalty? No, no, none of this adds up at all!

[redsilversnake]

I was mocking you for calling Williams your least favorite when Polsky's two episodes were just...wrong.

[TheGreatUrameshi13]

Yes, because someone whose opinion differs from your own is just wrong.

@Nya:  Not sure what you mean.

[redsilversnake]

...I said the episodes were wrong, not lilshonenbat. lrn2read

[TheGreatUrameshi13]

You were mocking someone for having a subjective opinion.

Learn not to be dumb.  That, and type real words.

[redsilversnake]

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TheGreatUrameshi13 wrote:Learn not to be dumb.

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Coming from you, this is just f*cking hilarious. Seriously, I'm impressed with myself for not being on the floor right now.
Anyway, Williams' worst (which I'd imagine most would consider to be TMMDW) is hardly as bad as either of the eps Polsky wrote. I'd go into more detail, but doing so in this thread would be a waste of effort. So, good day.

[TheGreatUrameshi13]

It's a subjective opinion, you condescending troll.

Now get out of my thread.

[TheGreatUrameshi13]

Just caught a glimpse of the latest episode.

Spoiler

Somepony's a fan of one of my favorite movies.

[Nyanya]

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redsilversnake wrote:

I was mocking you for calling Williams your least favorite when Polsky's two episodes were just...wrong.

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FPK , despite its "moral", is better than anything Williams has done yet.

Latest episode was pretty good. Loved when the guard was all OH HI TWILIGHT.

[Nyanya]

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TheGreatUrameshi13 wrote:

Yes, because someone whose opinion differs from your own is just wrong.

@Nya:  Not sure what you mean.

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Applejack has a strong sense of family. Twilight has... none.

[Pandaka]

Woah oh oh spike... If you eat all of that ice cream youre gunna get a wicked bad stomach ache.

[Nyanya]

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Pandaka wrote:
Woah oh oh spike... If you eat all of that ice cream youre gunna get a wicked bad stomach ache.

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HAY GUYZ CHECK IT OUT! Spike's eating a sh!tload of ice cream!

[Suikotsu]

fuuuuuudge you I can't eat all this ice cream!

[TheGreatUrameshi13]

Not all families are close-knit.  Doesn't mean they hate each other, it's just how they are.

[lilshonenbat]

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redsilversnake wrote:

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TheGreatUrameshi13 wrote:Learn not to be dumb.

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Coming from you, this is just f*cking hilarious. Seriously, I'm impressed with myself for not being on the floor right now.
Anyway, Williams' worst (which I'd imagine most would consider to be TMMDW) is hardly as bad as either of the eps Polsky wrote. I'd go into more detail, but doing so in this thread would be a waste of effort. So, good day.

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Actually, being the MLP Season 2 Discussion thread, going into detail is exactly what is encouraged. It' only up to you whether or not it's a waste of time.

[lilshonenbat]

Guys, I've been wracking my brain trying to figure out what season 2 has been missing, and I finally figured it out: Twilight.

Even though she has made brief appearances throughout the season, her influence on the series has been diminished. I didn't realize it until yesterday, but she's really what holds the new series together. She's the go-to pony for all of her friends, and even when episodes aren't centered around her, they still need that scene where the central character aks Twilight for her bookworm opinion on the matter, be it correct or incorrect. 

Stripping her of her stenographer duties to the princess may have been the worst decision that the studio has made, aside from letting Merriwether handle characterization. 

So uh... yeah, I loved It's About Time, if that wasn't apparent. 

[redsilversnake]

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lilshonenbat wrote:

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redsilversnake wrote:

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TheGreatUrameshi13 wrote:Learn not to be dumb.

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Coming from you, this is just f*cking hilarious. Seriously, I'm impressed with myself for not being on the floor right now.
Anyway, Williams' worst (which I'd imagine most would consider to be TMMDW) is hardly as bad as either of the eps Polsky wrote. I'd go into more detail, but doing so in this thread would be a waste of effort. So, good day.

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Actually, being the MLP Season 2 Discussion thread, going into detail is exactly what is encouraged. It' only up to you whether or not it's a waste of time.

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I was referring more to who populates this thread. Urameshi, for instance, has consistently displayed himself as incapable of listening to reason, so I don't even know why I ever respond to him.

Anyway, post-ep thought. If the steady time loop is because of Twilight trying to warn herself not to fret over something that won't happen...then how did it even start?

@Nyanya: Polsky's eps were more entertaining, but the moral of FPK and the very nature of Over A Barrel just dragged them down way too much for them to be considered good.

[TheGreatUrameshi13]

Yeah, I'm obtuse because I don't agree with you.

If you're not going to play nice, then leave.

[TheGreatUrameshi13]

Back to business.  I absolutely loved the lesson for this most recent episode.

[Suikotsu]

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redsilversnake wrote:
If the steady time loop is because of Twilight trying to warn herself not to fret over something that won't happen...then how did it even start?

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And that's why it's called a paradox.

[Nyanya]

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Suikotsu wrote:

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redsilversnake wrote:
If the steady time loop is because of Twilight trying to warn herself not to fret over something that won't happen...then how did it even start?

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And that's why it's called a paradox.

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Twilight is Kyle Reese.

[lilshonenbat]

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redsilversnake wrote:

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lilshonenbat wrote:

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redsilversnake wrote:

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TheGreatUrameshi13 wrote:Learn not to be dumb.

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Coming from you, this is just f*cking hilarious. Seriously, I'm impressed with myself for not being on the floor right now.
Anyway, Williams' worst (which I'd imagine most would consider to be TMMDW) is hardly as bad as either of the eps Polsky wrote. I'd go into more detail, but doing so in this thread would be a waste of effort. So, good day.

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Actually, being the MLP Season 2 Discussion thread, going into detail is exactly what is encouraged. It' only up to you whether or not it's a waste of time.

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I was referring more to who populates this thread. Urameshi, for instance, has consistently displayed himself as incapable of listening to reason, so I don't even know why I ever respond to him.

Anyway, post-ep thought. If the steady time loop is because of Twilight trying to warn herself not to fret over something that won't happen...then how did it even start?

@Nyanya: Polsky's eps were more entertaining, but the moral of FPK and the very nature of Over A Barrel just dragged them down way too much for them to be considered good.

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That's the definition of a loop: it has no beginning, and no end. There have been a ton of plots in other shows that display a never-ending time continuum endlessly playing out over and over and over.

For instance, Bill and Ted: starts with them meeting their future selves and them knowing what number their past selves were thinking of. Middle of the movie, their past selves become their present selves and guess the number because they were already there. Confusing yes, but that's how those kinds of plots work. 

[TheGreatUrameshi13]

Watched the most recent episode last night.

Spoiler

Man, dragons are d*cks.

[redsilversnake]

As if two previous eps hadn't already established that.

Also, phoenixes confirmed to all be trolls.

And remember, smashing an egg is a line you shouldn't cross, but stealing it is perfectly fine.

[Nyanya]

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redsilversnake wrote:

And remember, smashing an egg is a line you shouldn't cross, but stealing it is perfectly fine.

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Merriweather Williams: For when your letter to Princess Celestia just needs to be the perfectly annoying blend of moral ambiguity.