SunGuppy

I really liked that movie, but then, I never followed the show so I guess I don't have all the issues with it that the real fans would have. I just took it on its own merits. If I were to pick a cartoon series for the big screen I'd pick Tiny Toon Adventures or Animaniacs.

I'd be a real life cartoon character. If someone drops a refrigerator on my head I'll shake it off and be good to go. Or I could squash and stretch into confined spaces and otherwise defy the laws of physics as it suits me.

I'd prefer to live in a world with no internet at all. I know it seems incongruous to say that as I type away on my computer on this online forum, but if the world was a different place I'd fit into it just fine. I agree with the idea of physical books versus reading on a screen. I love the feeling of a book in my hand, especially the old ones from the early 20th century; they have such a great supple feel to them. I also like old fashioned fashions. I love the idea of wearing a beautiful fluffy dress with my hair in tube curls. That would rock my world.

Juniper Montage and Lemon Zest. The hyper-sexy nerd thing that Juniper has going on, mixed with the hot as hell brattiness of Lemon Zest just makes my toes curl.

Anything with lots of pictures. Actually I read The Hobbit (loved it) and I want to read the LOTR books. The Chronicles of Narnia sound interesting too. I like series that can take me away from reality for long stretches at a time.

Now you're talkin'! I picked SweetieBelle but I didn't even think of Twist. She's one of the all-time greats! I just love her voice and those adorable glasses!

A recurring villain that lasts not only a few episodes but a few seasons would be awesome; just what the show needs. Queen Chrysalis is fine for now but I'm sure her big apology and conversion to the ways of virtue are not far off.

Isn't sanity a relative term anyway?

I recently started getting into DeviantArt, and GirlsForum. I never really watched Youtube much but I'm starting to get into it.

Hi Tinsel and welcome! I love your name by the way. Have a cool time here!

Dark is fine in its place. But it's so overdone in just about everything these days I'd hate to see MLP fall into the same cliches that so many others have. Something's got to be family friendly and that's how I like my ponies. Some episodes get a little darker but they seem to have the right balance for the most part.

Starlight Glimmer. Oh wait, that's every episode. My bad.

If it was a male pony I'd want him taller. If it was a female pony I'd want her smaller.

Way too many villains kissing up and conveniently turning good at the drop of a hat. Not everyone is going to just drop everything and become a goodguy just like that. It should be more of a challenge because that's how it would be in reality. It's not that I want things to be too real, I just want it plausible and believable. Most of the time it isn't. And some people/ponies or whatever just plain won't turn things around. I'd love to see what Twilight and company would do with a villain that was truly stubborn and unwilling to give in. Now that would be a compelling episode (or arc).

Wendy's usually sucks. To be fair, this can vary a lot by individual restaurant. Some suck less than others. Oh, and Imo's Pizza. That stuff tastes like baby poop (or so I imagine!)