>>17523 That's a big fish. How many snowponies would that feed?

>>17524 Three orfive maybe

>>16117 This is wonderful. I love how you posed Anon. I can imagine I'm really there too.

>>17531 thanks, anon!

>>16728 12. Princess Luna can fall asleep in any position.

>>16740 I have some navy rum but to be honest I think I prefer spiced rum. I'm drinking Lamb's rum, I've had both navy and spiced versions. They come in nice hexagonal bottles. I don't think navy rum is rare, at least it isn't in my country, unless navy rum is something different to what lamb's says it is.

>>17394 How in Equestria did Princess Luna end up riding a giant fishie?

>>17276 Do you think she is prone to somnambulism?

>>17484 >a new update to Midnight and I'm a week late getting to it But I am very happy to see it. Even if it took me a while to get to it. Progress as ever on the project car. I wonder what they're gonna do when they get it finished? They'll need some sort of project to keep them busy. Curious as well to see how the car show goes. Thanks for the update. >>17511 Is that a boot with a tulpa? Or is Meadly more of a sock to Meadow's boot? But very interesting start. Like to see where it goes.

>This still feels utterly humiliating. >And it has been miserable to get used to. >The weight. >The sensations. >The movements. >Maybe the eyes were the worst experiment in terms of... well, potentially being left permanently blind. >But these wings. >These stupid fucking wings that were decided would be the next exciting experiment... >You fucking hate them. >As usual, you were never asked. >You weren't told about what was to come. >You just fell asleep one night... >...and apparently one day later, you woke up with a new set of limbs. >These damn people couldn't even be bothered to create a new set of wings – oh no, that would have been too good for you. >No, you got some pulled from the garbage, dyed to a 'good enough' color... >Slapped em on you. >These last... possibly several weeks – that's what it feels like anyway – have been awful trying to figure them out.

>>17517 >"And how are we getting around today?" dickhead asks as he steps up to the door of my room. "Fucking lovely as always. What do you want?" >"How's the wing movement coming along?" "I got em folded away neatly, what do you think?" >"I'm not looking for attitude, I'm looking for results," he replies, putting his hands on his hips. >Johnson is scrawling down a few things on a clipboard, occasionally glancing at you. >He looks uneasy as usual. >You don't know if it's the callous tones of the discussion today or what. >Really doesn't matter. >"Open your wings." >Ugh. >Whatever, the sooner you do what he asks, the quicker he will fuck off. >You give it a brief thought, sort of having to remind yourself how they folded closed... >They snap open wide, just barely fitting within the confines of your room width-wise. >"Any pain moving them like that?" Johnson speaks up.

>>17518 >That's the first time you've ever tried flapping them with any sort of drive or speed – and your body is letting you know it. >You need to start working with them more – but when no one is here. >You want to make progress... >Slow, agonizing progress. >You want to keep dragging this on for him. >You don't know if you can fly... >You don't have a desire to. >You hate these fucking things. >But you'll do it. >You will fly. >Learn it little by little. >Just to succeed. >And keep him here. >"Do you have any pain at all?" >Johnson speaking up breaks you out of your simmering anger.

>>17519 Nothing mid about this mare! Sorry Always interesting to see more 'before-times' Middie. Spite can be an awfully potent motivator and it looks like she has a whole heap of it.

>>16518 >>16522 These are amazing! Thanks, Anons!

I love how she frolics!

>>17263 It looks like the kirin has eaten some jumping beans.

I love the kirin

The kirin has sofa trauma.

>>13985 This was a great read, it's nice to see anon take his curse as his own. Hope to see more

>>14290 God I love Nymous's Eris stuff.

eh worth a shot any one got an archive of the dot story?

>>17477 Here's what I see from a quick search through Desu. Is it any one of these? Can you remember any more details about the story? https://desuarchive.org/mlp/thread/37189748/#37274209 https://desuarchive.org/mlp/thread/38458236/#q38489243 https://desuarchive.org/mlp/thread/40385931/#40420476

>>17451 >should just post here Don't take this as disrespect, but be there or be square. If you really care and can't line up with me this time I'll make sure you get your chance Cross anon.

>>17452 killing myself

Is it live or is it Memorex? Here's your chance to find out: >>17462 Hope to see a few anon there so I can send things off right

>>17463 Did it actually happen? I was at work, so I set up a computer to record the w2g while I was away (started the recording from work). I think I missed the first 20 or so min after the link was posted, but I didn't see any discussion happening. The most was wishing more Anons showed up, and also wondering who the lurker was (it was me).

>>17465 Yes. A short summary for those who have missed: FM went through a personal drama, which required most of his mental resources. Now he needs time to re-charge. Hopefully he will return to the community sometime.

>>17157 The truth come out

>>17157 How even? Chrysalis and Cadence are both female.

>>17184 Maybe Chrysalis left Cadence with an egg?

>>16871 >Welp. I've been gone long enough that either nobody cares anymore, or anyone who does care no longer visits this place. Likely a bit of both. Apologies for the late reply, but I couldn't help but chime in after checking on this site to see how things were doing. It isn't a surprise that you got nothing in terms of engagement. Things have petered off in the fandom since your last post, and especially for this site. Add to the fact that you've been gone for all this time, it was safe to assume this project was yet another that could be added into the "deadfic" pile. I certainly thought this project to be of this state after radio silence after all this time. I am happy to see that at least partially, there's a chance for this work to continue in *some* form. But you are going to have to rebuild the community you had once more, seeing as they have probably left for other pastures due to a lack of activity for this work. And seeing how quiet it is here, you'll need to venture to other sites like Fimfiction, /mlp/ and wherever else you can scrounge up some engagement. As it is, the MLP fandom is in a very stagnant, somewhat dead state. Contrary to my expectations and ambivalence towards it, G5 hasn't done as well as I would have expected, playing it rather safe and resulting in mediocre to low engagement numbers. Which, in retrospect, isn't a surprise. The landscape that made MLP popular in the first place is no longer in effect, with it being another passing fad that is now dust in the wind. What is there is mostly self contained cliques that do their own thing, and is certainly no grounds for looking beyond that. Hence, you'll need to actively promote your work if you ever hope to get back into the swing of things, with an update of *some* sort to boot, even if small as 5000 words. -

>>17430 - I must contradict you in regards to hiding your work from common view. Whilst the project may no longer be updating as of its current state, that is no reason alone to hide it from anyone else from enjoying what you have already put up there. Plenty of dead fics get a trickle of engagement of some form, even if they may forever be consigned to the grave for one reason or another. I myself still read dead fics from time to time, enjoying what is there despite the incomplete nature of them. Merely change to title and description to indicate its hiatus, with perhaps an extra note edited into the introduction or elsewhere, and leave it at that. As it is, your work is one of the very few of the "old" guard that I enjoy, having no love for what FiM turned into during its mid and later seasons. I certainly don't care for what they did to the changelings, the gryphons, and other stuff with the lore that is now firmly embedded in the fandom's zeitgeist, having recontextualized all fandom output in terms of discussion and fan creations from then on going forward. They aren't all "bad" persay, but despite filling the world in, it feels emptier and more hollow in some ways than ever, the mystery filled in by what ultimately amounted to just adequate but ultimately mediocre "content" that exists to fill in the void for the sake of it. Alas, the mystery that was left in the earlier seasons where all sorts of diversity was to be had in filling in that void ourselves is no longer present, and part of the reason why engagement as a whole is not what it used to be. Speaking for no one but myself, there is little to nothing that has really engaged me with this fandom or FiM itself, save for in the form of old fan output or some newer projects that somehow miraculously managed to divest itself from modern FiM to do its own thing, such as that 4chan AI episode that turned out quite nicely as a blast from the past. https://youtu.be/QLGlrY7cooY It's a shame to see if your work would truly disappear, but ultimately it is up to you. I only ask you leave it up as a record for posterity, for what once was for anyone else that might eventually stumble across it for what had once been. -

>>17411 That's sad. I'm gonna miss it.

I exported canvas in psd. Is there an alternative?

>>17423 Supposedly there's supposed to be a free version of Magma (what Aggie is turning into) but I have no idea how that works or if it'll be the same.

Looks like the date they gave for aggie's shut down wasn't very accurate. You can still draw

Oh, I see what happened now. We can't make new layers, we're stuck with only the ones we already own. This means people that already drew in the canvas can still draw, but newcomers can't. >>17423 There's magma, which is similar with more tools and brushes. Problem is it isn't anonymous friendly, requieres an account. This guy already made a room with several canvases and an overall explanation of how it works https://desuarchive.org/mlp/thread/40910604 There's another anon developing his own site, it's still in progress https://desuarchive.org/mlp/thread/40845893/#40857007 https://desuarchive.org/mlp/thread/40845893/#40874059

>>8604 Even when she's angrily crushing flowers, she's cute.

Nerf boop.

>>17386 Cute.

>>16280 Yes absolutely! Imagine a planet that is basically a library that covers the planet entire surface (except bodies of water), with many floors and subterranean levels as well. Of course, the architecture would be beautiful as well. That would probably be the Twilight equivalent of heaven.

Love this silly adorkable mare

>>17356 Twiley is a treasure

>>13055 she loves her books alright but if she doesn't stop sleeping on them somepony's gonna bite her on the ass