I’m working on a friend’s birthday present in the same room as my ex and, even with my music turned all the way up and my noise canceling headphones on, I CAN STILL HEAR HIM YELLING AT HALO. FML!
Canterlot Gardens was the most amazing con I think I’ve ever been to. I went as Vinyl Scratch and holy crud I was not expecting how many people would like my cosplay. Anywho, beyond the fact that everyone was amazingly nice, several things made this my best con ever. 1) I hugged the VA for Big…
which vinyl were you? i was the boombox one.
I was the only Vinyl in a skirt ^u^
i’m having memory derp…were you with me and my group sunday morning when we did photos?
Yeppers! It was a lot of fun hanging out with you guys.
Canterlot Gardens was the most amazing con I think I’ve ever been to. I went as Vinyl Scratch and holy crud I was not expecting how many people would like my cosplay. Anywho, beyond the fact that everyone was amazingly nice, several things made this my best con ever. 1) I hugged the VA for Big…
which vinyl were you? i was the boombox one.
I was the only Vinyl in a skirt ^u^
Canterlot Gardens was the most amazing con I think I’ve ever been to. I went as Vinyl Scratch and holy crud I was not expecting how many people would like my cosplay. Anywho, beyond the fact that everyone was amazingly nice, several things made this my best con ever. 1) I hugged the VA for Big Macintosh, Peter New. 2) I hugged one of the writers of the show, Megan McCarthy. 3) The people who make Friendship is Witchcraft came into our room and I hugged them. 4) I danced with the man who created Epic Wub time but didn’t know who he was ‘til the next day. And finally, 5) Chaotic Brony gave me a $24 necklace for free because he liked my cosplay. The only drawback during the whole con was that we had to leave early because sick friends take priority over the con.
This weekend the Sun’s activity sparked a huge uproar in the scientific world. Seen above is a coronal mass ejection, CME, which is a burst of highly energetic charged particles that break through the Sun’s surface in colossal quantities at high speeds clocking in at 20km/s to 3200km/s (roughly a million miles an hour!!!) into space! According to the solar cycle, which waxes and wanes every eleven years (we’re reaching its peak), we should be experiencing ejections more frequently. Have no fear, our handy-dandy magnetic field repels most charged particles that come into contact with it. However, at both poles — north and south — where the magnetic field is suppressed, charged particles enter the Earth’s atmosphere which causes the beautiful and breath-taking auroras such as the Aurora Borealis (north) and Aurora Australis (you guessed it, its southern counterpart).
oh no
oH NO
YOU GUYS
FUCK
Well, shit.






