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It's been ten years since we've seen Sergi, and Apyr. The two stallions are still doing well, succeeding in every race they attend. But they still seem to end up getting in trouble with the law.



It's a beautiful afternoon somewhere in Arizona, with nothing but desert for miles. On one of the vacant highways however, our protagonists are driving very fast in their new car.

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A My Little Pony fan fiction

Sergi: *Stops at a speed limit sign* Hurry before the cops catch up!
Apyr: I know, I know. *Gets out, and puts a magnet on the speed limit sign*

Once Apyr got back in, the blue Lotus sped off again. They changed the speed limit sign from 55 MPH, to 175 MPH.

Police Pony 3: *Drives past in his Dodge Alicorn* Hey, look what he did to the sign!

Now that the event was over and done with, the Harrisons went back to their campsite to celebrate George's racing triumph with a special dinner. Byron had also decided to join them before going home.

He said, "I've been meaning to tell you that I witnessed the funniest and most satisfying thing to have ever taken place today." Pattie replied, "I'm certain I can guess what you're talking about." Byron continued, "Rotten Roderick getting his just desserts! I saw him flying not only once, but TWICE!!" What followed was a burst of laughter from everyone. George said, "Oh, yes! That was part of the plan I told ye all to be on the lookout for." Byron replied, "And it surely worked, my friend." Laura said, "Totally! No wonder there's a giant ramp in the middle of the track." Pattie added, "Yeah, Roderick deserved to suffer that way for being a dirty cheater!" George replied, "Mm-hmm! I'm glad you enjoyed watching it." Byron and the girls smiled in return.

"Thanks again for inviting me over to this rally, mate." George told Byron after they finished eating. He replied, "It was my great pleasure, Geo. Who knows? Maybe you can bring your bandmates along when you get...

Reginald Denny was an actor that worked a lot in silent films. A lot of his older work might not be known to today's audiences, but he later went on to guest star in Batman.

Reginald Denny appeared in two episodes of the first season of the Batman television series. He appeared in A Riddle a Day Keeps the Riddler Away and When the Rat's Away the Mice Will Play. He played King Boris, a royal man that was kidnapped by the Riddler. Any episode that had Frank Gorshin was destined to become a classic, because of what an amazing job Frank Gorshin did at playing the character. Being able to stand out in an episode Frank Gorshin was in was no easy task, but Reginald Denny managed to stand out as a great performer in his own right. He helped infuse King Boris with his likable charm and strong presence.

However, Reginald Denny's most memorable role came from the second time that he played a Batman character. Reginald Denny played Commodore Schmidlapp in Batman: The Movie. In the film, Commodore Schmidlapp had been kidnapped by Penguin, Catwoman, Riddler and Joker. The four villains were interested in using a device that Commodore Schmidlapp made to capture the...

This article is made as a tribute to Victor Buono, the actor that played King Tut.

King Tut is a villain that was created for the original Batman television series. He was played by Victor Buono. Victor Buono was one of the few actors that played a villain in a show to appear in all three seasons. The only other two were Cesar Romero's Joker and Burgess Meredith's Penguin. King Tut's real name in the series was Professor William McElroy.

Episodes of the original Batman television series that King Tut appeared in:

1. The Curse of Tut

2. The Pharaoh's in a Rut

3. The Spell of Tut

4. Tut's Case is Shut

5. King Tut's Coup

6. Batman's Waterloo

7. A Horse of Another Color (cameo)

8. The Unkindest Tut of All

9. The Great Train Robbery (cameo)

10. I'll Be a Mummy's Uncle

11. The Entrancing Dr. Cassandra (In this episode, King Tut was played by Guy Way.)

"And the winner of this year's Liverpool Rally is..... Oh, my word! GEORGE HARRISON OF THE BEATLES!!!"

The raceway was filled with loud cheering the moment those much-awaited words had been announced. George could not help but smile broadly while Pattie and Laura were so overjoyed that they left their seats to congratulate him.

"Well done, Geo! I'm real proud of you." Byron exclaimed as he awarded the Cup during the ceremony. George responded with another hug and said, "Or better yet, we did it together." Byron returned the hug and replied, "Oh, yeah. You can say that again." Soon, the girls made it. "Way to go, honey! That was one spectacular race!" Pattie remarked. "Indeed! I should also add that the way you drove around the track was the definition of supercharged!" added Laura. "Heh, heh! Thanks, me lovely ladies!" replied George. The couple then shared a kiss.

And that's not all; the other racers were just as happy and gave George plenty of high fives. Even the commentator who declared his victory asked for a friendly little chat, to which he accepted.

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“Connor Breaking Bad is SOOO 2008, stop living the past you pathetic piece of Canadian dog shit.”

Well firstly, fuck you.. No but seriously Breaking Bad has gone down as one of the greatest shows of the recent decade, it has won many awards and skyrocketed Bryan Cranston’s career as more as just the bumbling idiot in sitcoms.

But why am I talking about it so late in the game.. cause I’m mature now, at least I like to think I am. Mature enough to finally ‘really’ get this show.. Its the sins of Greed and Pride.. How having too much of both can turn a seemingly normal man in “Scarface”..

It’s the story of Walter White and his midlife crisis and being diagnosed with lung cancer. Which brings him to the drug trade. In Walt’s mind this seems the most logical thing to do, it’s really not, but hey whatever gets us here right..

Ernest starred in nine films. That's an impressive accomplishment for a character that wasn't intended to be a movie star. For this article, I'll be ranking all of the feature-length Ernest films. Specials will be excluded. Dr. Otto and the Riddle of the Gloom Beam will also be excluded, because Ernest has a minimal amount of screentime in the film. Something to note is that I think that all of the Ernest films are enjoyable. Jim Varney was a comedic genius that was always a delight to watch. He and his Ernest character are important parts of the history of comedy.

9. Ernest Goes to Africa (1997)

This Ernest film has Ernest and a woman that he has a crush on getting involved in a wild adventure in Africa. As always, Jim Varney's Ernest is very funny. The film has a really clever, hilarious ending. However, the adventure and the other characters aren't as entertaining. The Ernest films are mostly family-friendly fun that can be enjoyed by kids. However, this film might require a talk with the kids about historical context of what was considered okay back then as opposed to what's accepted now. The way that some of the characters in Africa are portrayed can...

It's common for popular franchises to get a trilogy of films. However, three films weren't enough for Ernest P. Worrell. Ernest wasn't even meant to be a film character. He was originally just meant to advertise various products in commercials. However, Ernest was so popular, particularly with kids, that he started getting films. A lot of adults, particularly film critics, didn't understand the appeal of the films. They had some unflattering things to say about Ernest, but that didn't stop Ernest from being a huge star. Ernest went through some complications. By the time of his fourth film, the franchise wasn't making enough money to continue having theatrical releases. However, thanks to the rising popularity of the direct-to-video format, Ernest continued getting films. The Ernest film franchise ended up lasting over a decade. That's pretty impressive for a character that wasn't made to have films.

Ernest's films:

1. Ernest Goes to Camp (1987)

Ernest starred in nine films. That's an impressive accomplishment for a character that wasn't intended to be a movie star. For this article, I'll be ranking all of the feature-length Ernest films. Specials will be excluded. Dr. Otto and the Riddle of the Gloom Beam will also be excluded, because Ernest has a minimal amount of screentime in the film. Something to note is that I think that all of the Ernest films are enjoyable. Jim Varney was a comedic genius that was always a delight to watch. He and his Ernest character are important parts of the history of comedy.

9. Ernest Goes to Africa (1997)

This Ernest film has Ernest and a woman that he has a crush on getting involved in a wild adventure in Africa. As always, Jim Varney's Ernest is very funny. The film has a really clever, hilarious ending. However, the adventure and the other characters aren't as entertaining. The Ernest films are mostly family-friendly fun that can be enjoyed by kids. However, this film might require a talk with the kids about historical context of what was considered okay back then as opposed to what's accepted now. The way that some of the characters in Africa are portrayed can...

Ernest starred in nine films. That's an impressive accomplishment for a character that wasn't intended to be a movie star. For this article, I'll be ranking all of the feature-length Ernest films. Specials will be excluded. Dr. Otto and the Riddle of the Gloom Beam will also be excluded, because Ernest has a minimal amount of screentime in the film. Something to note is that I think that all of the Ernest films are enjoyable. Jim Varney was a comedic genius that was always a delight to watch. He and his Ernest character are important parts of the history of comedy.

9. Ernest Goes to Africa (1997)

This Ernest film has Ernest and a woman that he has a crush on getting involved in a wild adventure in Africa. As always, Jim Varney's Ernest is very funny. The film has a really clever, hilarious ending. However, the adventure and the other characters aren't as entertaining. The Ernest films are mostly family-friendly fun that can be enjoyed by kids. However, this film might require a talk with the kids about historical context of what was considered okay back then as opposed to what's accepted now. The way that some of the characters in Africa are portrayed can...

It's common for popular franchises to get a trilogy of films. However, three films weren't enough for Ernest P. Worrell. Ernest wasn't even meant to be a film character. He was originally just meant to advertise various products in commercials. However, Ernest was so popular, particularly with kids, that he started getting films. A lot of adults, particularly film critics, didn't understand the appeal of the films. They had some unflattering things to say about Ernest, but that didn't stop Ernest from being a huge star. Ernest went through some complications. By the time of his fourth film, the franchise wasn't making enough money to continue having theatrical releases. However, thanks to the rising popularity of the direct-to-video format, Ernest continued getting films. The Ernest film franchise ended up lasting over a decade. That's pretty impressive for a character that wasn't made to have films.

Ernest's films:

1. Ernest Goes to Camp (1987)

It's common for popular franchises to get a trilogy of films. However, three films weren't enough for Ernest P. Worrell. Ernest wasn't even meant to be a film character. He was originally just meant to advertise various products in commercials. However, Ernest was so popular, particularly with kids, that he started getting films. A lot of adults, particularly film critics, didn't understand the appeal of the films. They had some unflattering things to say about Ernest, but that didn't stop Ernest from being a huge star. Ernest went through some complications. By the time of his fourth film, the franchise wasn't making enough money to continue having theatrical releases. However, thanks to the rising popularity of the direct-to-video format, Ernest continued getting films. The Ernest film franchise ended up lasting over a decade. That's pretty impressive for a character that wasn't made to have films.

Ernest's films:

1. Ernest Goes to Camp (1987)

In good timing, the rally reached its climax by the fifth and final lap. "Well, it looks like I'm on me way to winning!" exclaimed George as he continued his leading streak. Suddenly, a jeering remark coming from Rotten Roderick was heard not too far behind: "Oh, no you don't! I'm gonna put an end to your racing career before it even starts!" Sensing that the cheater was preparing to do his nasty trick again, at last, George put his plan into action by activating all the flashing lights on the back of his car. This caused Roderick to scream as he got blinded and distracted by them, thus losing control and heading straight towards a giant ramp! "Ha! Ha! You lose! Good day, bastard!" George then blew a raspberry while he flew and eventually disappeared from sight.

Somewhere within the vicinity of the raceway, there was a farm, and the farmer's wife was just about to feed the chickens when both Roderick and his car crash landed right in front of them; which scared the birds so much that they ran away to hide inside the barn! Like the Irish hairdresser, the wife shrieked and her face boiled as red as a batch of freshly-cooked tomatoes. "Uhh... Sorry?..." Roderick said with...

Ernest P. Worrell is a character that started off as the star of various commercials. The character was so popular that he got his own film. The film was a hit, so more films kept being made over the years.

The Ernest films didn't get the warmest reception from critics. A lot of critics thought that the films were just a bunch of silly nonsense. However, the films were a big hit with kids. As time went on, Ernest's films grew to become classics for generations of fans. You might be wondering why critics and audiences responded so differently to the films.

On the surface, the Ernest films might not seem like anything special. They might just seem like an excuse for the titular character to get into a bunch of slapstick-filled scenarios and do a bunch of goofy voices. However, I believe that the films have more charm to offer than some people might expect.

The Ernest films have plots that you've likely seen in other films, such as trying to save a camp, dealing with an evil doppelganger and trying to help a sports team win a game. These sorts of plots have been done before, but the Ernest films are able to make the familiar plots work. That...

Ernest P. Worrell is a character that started off as the star of various commercials. The character was so popular that he got his own film. The film was a hit, so more films kept being made over the years.

The Ernest films didn't get the warmest reception from critics. A lot of critics thought that the films were just a bunch of silly nonsense. However, the films were a big hit with kids. As time went on, Ernest's films grew to become classics for generations of fans. You might be wondering why critics and audiences responded so differently to the films.

On the surface, the Ernest films might not seem like anything special. They might just seem like an excuse for the titular character to get into a bunch of slapstick-filled scenarios and do a bunch of goofy voices. However, I believe that the films have more charm to offer than some people might expect.

The Ernest films have plots that you've likely seen in other films, such as trying to save a camp, dealing with an evil doppelganger and trying to help a sports team win a game. These sorts of plots have been done before, but the Ernest films are able to make the familiar plots work. That...

Ernest P. Worrell is a character that started off as the star of various commercials. The character was so popular that he got his own film. The film was a hit, so more films kept being made over the years.

The Ernest films didn't get the warmest reception from critics. A lot of critics thought that the films were just a bunch of silly nonsense. However, the films were a big hit with kids. As time went on, Ernest's films grew to become classics for generations of fans. You might be wondering why critics and audiences responded so differently to the films.

On the surface, the Ernest films might not seem like anything special. They might just seem like an excuse for the titular character to get into a bunch of slapstick-filled scenarios and do a bunch of goofy voices. However, I believe that the films have more charm to offer than some people might expect.

The Ernest films have plots that you've likely seen in other films, such as trying to save a camp, dealing with an evil doppelganger and trying to help a sports team win a game. These sorts of plots have been done before, but the Ernest films are able to make the familiar plots work. That...

A police car went through the hole as well, but it was going too slow, and landed on it's roof.

It was a warm evening in Appaloosa, as a Lotus sped down the highway being driven by two russian stallions.

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The Racer

Russian driver: *stops car*
Russian stallion: *gets out, with spraypaint*
Russian driver: торопить (Hurry)
Russian stallion: *sprays star on sign*
Police ponies: *driving Camareo police car*
Russian stallion: *gets in car*
Russian driver: *takes off*
Police: *catch up*
Russian stallion: *going 75*
Police: *going 80*
Russian stallion: *drifts left*
Police: *go left*
Russian stallion: *going faster*
Police: *behind Lotus*

Jim Varney was a comedic actor that left a big impact on a large generation of fans. Jim Varney's best known for playing Ernest P. Worrell, the protagonist of the Ernest franchise.

Ernest was originally in a series of commercials for various products. Jim Varney's memorable performance as the clueless Ernest left a strong impression on viewers. One year, Jim Varney was a guest at a parade. He ended up getting more attention and applause than Mickey Mouse. Considering that Mickey Mouse was Disney's mascot and most iconic character, it was amazing that Jim Varney's Ernest managed to get even more love from the crowd than him. This led to Jim Varney's Ernest getting a film franchise.

In 1987, Ernest received his first theatrical film. Ernest Goes to Camp got mixed reviews from critics, but Ernest fans loved it. Soon afterwards, Ernest got a TV show. Hey Vern, It's Ernest! only lasted one season, but Jim Varney ended up winning an Emmy. The first Ernest film did well at the box office, so sequels soon followed. The second film, Ernest Saves Christmas, and the third film, Ernest Goes to Jail, also performed well in theaters. However, the fourth film, Ernest...

In the world of cryptocurrency, decentralization is one of the core principles that many investors hold dear. It is for this reason that decentralized exchanges have gained significant popularity amongst investors. A decentralized exchange (DEX) allows users to trade cryptocurrencies without intermediaries like banks or other centralized entities. With the rising demand for decentralized exchanges, DEX software script has become an essential tool for developing decentralized trading platforms. This article delves into the features and benefits of DEX software script for cryptopreneurs and cryptocurrency investors.

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"WELCOME, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, TO THIS YEAR'S LIVERPOOL RALLY - THE BIGGEST RACING CHAMPIONSHIP IN ALL OF MERSEYSIDE!!!"

And thus, those exciting words from one of the commentators officially commenced the big event. All the seats had been occupied by enthusiastic spectators who were ready to cheer for their favourites, Pattie and Laura (both of whom were dressed in special outfits) included. "Oh, boy! This is gonna be so much fun, mummy!" Laura said. "You're telling me, darling! That surprise will be worth the wait, too!" Pattie replied. "Mm-hmm!" Laura nodded.

Meanwhile, George was in his race car ready and waiting for the signal of the green flag. Byron said, "You've got this, Geo. Good luck! I'll be watching from outside the raceway to see how your plan plays out." He replied, "Thanks, me friend! That's an excellent idea." Byron then gave him a thumbs up as he left. After ten minutes of warming up the crowd, the race finally started with another commentator proclaiming, "And they're off!" The fact that George's driving lessons paid off was shown through him being in the lead.

Jim Varney was a comedic actor that left a big impact on a large generation of fans. Jim Varney's best known for playing Ernest P. Worrell, the protagonist of the Ernest franchise.

Ernest was originally in a series of commercials for various products. Jim Varney's memorable performance as the clueless Ernest left a strong impression on viewers. One year, Jim Varney was a guest at a parade. He ended up getting more attention and applause than Mickey Mouse. Considering that Mickey Mouse was Disney's mascot and most iconic character, it was amazing that Jim Varney's Ernest managed to get even more love from the crowd than him. This led to Jim Varney's Ernest getting a film franchise.

In 1987, Ernest received his first theatrical film. Ernest Goes to Camp got mixed reviews from critics, but Ernest fans loved it. Soon afterwards, Ernest got a TV show. Hey Vern, It's Ernest! only lasted one season, but Jim Varney ended up winning an Emmy. The first Ernest film did well at the box office, so sequels soon followed. The second film, Ernest Saves Christmas, and the third film, Ernest Goes to Jail, also performed well in theaters. However, the fourth film, Ernest...

Jim Varney was a comedic actor that left a big impact on a large generation of fans. Jim Varney's best known for playing Ernest P. Worrell, the protagonist of the Ernest franchise.

Ernest was originally in a series of commercials for various products. Jim Varney's memorable performance as the clueless Ernest left a strong impression on viewers. One year, Jim Varney was a guest at a parade. He ended up getting more attention and applause than Mickey Mouse. Considering that Mickey Mouse was Disney's mascot and most iconic character, it was amazing that Jim Varney's Ernest managed to get even more love from the crowd than him. This led to Jim Varney's Ernest getting a film franchise.

In 1987, Ernest received his first theatrical film. Ernest Goes to Camp got mixed reviews from critics, but Ernest fans loved it. Soon afterwards, Ernest got a TV show. Hey Vern, It's Ernest! only lasted one season, but Jim Varney ended up winning an Emmy. The first Ernest film did well at the box office, so sequels soon followed. The second film, Ernest Saves Christmas, and the third film, Ernest Goes to Jail, also performed well in theaters. However, the fourth film, Ernest...

It's commonly believed that nothing lasts forever. That might seem like the case, but there are some things that can last a lifetime and beyond. I believe that one of those things is friendship.

My friends, you mean so much to me. I want you to know that you have earned something from me that will last forever. It's my gratitude. It's often believed that friendships come and go, and that people eventually move on. However, the friends that I've made on here have made too much of an impact for me to move on from. It's true that any of our accounts can get randomly taken away, but the impact that you made on me can't be taken away. That's something that's going to last a really long time. In fact, I think it can last forever.

I've gone through lots of stress, because of my large number of anxieties. I felt too anxious to spend much time with others. However, you have helped me appreciate friendship on a whole new level. You made me realize that friendship is something to be grateful for.

In this article, I am going to debunk various arguments made by Dollhouse staff during the series to defend their work and claim that its nature is philanthropic.

The first defence is that Dollhouse engagements give their clients "what they need". However, in the majority of cases, a more accurate description would be "what they want" or "what they desire" rather than "what they need". Some of the cases which I would argue involve genuine need would be negotiating the return of an abducted child in Ghost, infiltrating the cult in True Believer, providing therapy and advice to an abused child in Briar Rose and interrogating a comatose abductor in Belle Chose. Most of the engagements are simply just fulfilling a fantasy. These desires or fantasies could alternatively be met through the use of an escort service, where the providers are at least willing participants, or sometimes even just through a dating service. The Dollhouse claims that it provides a more true experience, but is it really true when the actives are programmed, and the persona will be shelved afterwards? It could also be argued that the Dollhouse's work cannot be truly considered philanthropic in...

The Whale is a film that stars Brendan Fraser. The film has become notable for serving as a comeback for Brendan Fraser. He hasn't been in that many big films in recent years, but The Whale helped him win an Oscar. Almost everybody is in agreement that Brendan Fraser's performance in the film is amazing, but people have been divided about whether or not the rest of the film is great. Some people think that the plot has some issues, while other people think that the plot is incredibly moving.

In the film, Brendan Fraser plays Charlie. Charlie is a teacher that has gone through a lot of hardships in his life. Instead of facing his problems, Charlie keeps eating more and more junk food. Charlie's suffering from various health problems, but he refuses to go to the hospital. He is divorced and has a daughter. He hasn't seen his daughter in nine years, so he has her come over to his apartment for the first time. Charlie feels that he has failed at just about everything in his life, so he feels determined to make sure that he doesn't fail his daughter. His daughter has a lot of issues of her own. A lot of people think that the daughter is a hopeless case, but Charlie refuses...

Later that evening, George returned to the family campsite just in time for dinner. "How did the training go, honey?" Pattie asked. He replied, "It was a breeze, my love. Thanks veddy much." Pattie remarked, "I'm glad to hear that." George then continued, "I've also planned a little surprise for tomorrow. You'll both be satisfied while watching it take effect!" Laura replied, "Ooh, I can't wait to see what it is!" Pattie said, "Me too! I'm sure it'll be a moment worth remembering from this race." George responded with a cheeky wink. They then started eating. Afterwards, the Harrisons spent the next couple of hours stargazing before calling it a night. "Pleasant dreams, me ladies." "Likewise, darling." "Right back at ya, daddy." With that, they dozed off to slumberland.

TO BE CONTINUED

If you were to ask me what my favorite upcoming film is out of all of the films that have been announced to come out, it's Frozen 3. Ever since Frozen 2, I desperately hoped that Frozen 3 would happen. After years of waiting, Frozen 3 was officially announced. I'm hyped for this film. No upcoming film can get me nearly as excited as Frozen 3. Unless they come out of nowhere and announce a live-action adaptation of Code Geass or a Batman film with Steve from Blue's Clues as Batman, no film will be as highly anticipated by me as Frozen 3.

Frozen was one of the best things that any studio had ever put out. That was followed by Frozen 2, which was, once again, one of the best things that any studio had ever put out. Maybe I'm being hyperbolic. Honestly, it's hard to tell. However, I am obsessed with Frozen. The animation, storytelling, songs, humor, action and atmosphere all greatly appeal to me.

However, the big thing that keeps my love for the franchise going are the characters. There's one character, in particular, that keeps my love for Frozen growing to heights that not even the world's tallest man could compete with. It's Elsa. She's the glue to the...

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Sword and Derpy are staying at Saten's and Trixie's apartment, not having enough money to live on their own. But overtime Sword's annoying antics get to Saten, and the clostabiba of having all 4 of them cramped into apartment doesn't help things either. Saten is awakened by the TV blasting, Saten seeing the time is like 1am.

Saten: Those two are killing me!

Trixie: (in sleep): I don't care if you are Sean Connery, that's my jet ski.

Saten groans and goes out to the tv room, behind it is a few family pictures, and one of Trixie along. On the couch Derpy is seen reading magazine while Sword is sitting infront of the tv, with some popcorn. The others are shown in photos, but Master Sword is a short earth pony with short light blonde hair, blue eyes, short blonde tail, and bright green fur.

Saten: You know what time it is!?

Sword: Shh, Bones.

Male Voice: Hey, Bones, look at this bone.

#1: (GTA crossover)

Sword and Derpy are staying at Saten's and Trixie's apartment, not having enough money to live on their own. But overtime Sword's annoying antics get to Saten, and the clostafobia of having all 4 of them cramped into apartment doesn't help things either. Saten is awakened by the TV blasting, Saten seeing the time is like 1am.

Saten: Those two are killing me!

Trixie: (in sleep): I don't care if you are Sean Connery, that's my jet ski.

Saten groans and goes out to the tv room, behind it is a few family pictures, and one of Trixie along. On the couch Derpy is seen reading magazine while Sword is sitting infront of the tv, with some popcorn. The others are shown in photos, but Master Sword is a short earth pony with short light blonde hair, blue eyes, short blonde tail, and bright green fur.

Saten: You know what time it is!?

Sword: Shh, Bones.

Male Voice: Hey, Bones, look at this bone.

On the last day of their honeymoon, Una and Everett put on their raincoats and headed out after breakfast. It was still raining some, but they didn't care. They enjoyed splashing in the puddles. After splashing around for a few hours, they decided to go back to their hotel room to freshen up for lunch. As they ate their lunch, Una said, "That was a lot of fun." Everett said, "Yes, it was. I'm glad we didn't let all the rain wreck our fun." She said, "I'm glad about that too." After lunch, they relaxed in their hotel room for a while. Afterwards, they went swimming one more time. Later, they had some lobster. Una said, "This has been the best trip I've had in a long time." Everett said, "It's a shame to think it's ending." She said, "I know. Trips like this always go by quickly. Don't worry, though. We can go on another trip someday." He said, "I'd like that." Back at their hotel room, they talked on the phone with Una's mother. She said that it wasn't raining at all back home. Everett said, "According to the forecast, it's supposed to stop raining tomorrow, but that's okay. We still had fun." Mrs. Stratton said, "That's all that matters." The next morning, Una and Everett started...

The year is divided the into four seasons, or “spirits”, which coincide with the sections of the medicine wheel (another intention to appeal to Western audiences) These spirits are Waboose (North spirit or winter), Shawnodese (South spirit or summer), Wabun (East spirit or spring), and Mudjekeewis (West spirit or fall). When you find your sign, you should incorporate the direction and the season into your reading. For example, the hawk (which corresponds to Aries), with the Spring, and the East direction.

The the four seasons devided into twelve moons (months), which coincide with the zodiac of the Western or Classical world. For each of the zodiac signs, we have included their associations (often an element and precious gem or metal) and personality traits often associated with those animals. Keep in mind, that the significance of the animal and their associations will differ based on which native peoples you speak to. These are the ones attributed to these animals in the original Native American zodiac.

George and Byron took a water break after the training had been completed. During which, the former said, "If you don't mind me asking, what happened to the racers who got caught in those crashes caused by Rotten Roderick?" Byron replied, "Well, apart from having to stay in the hospital for a while due to sustaining some major injuries, the good news is that all of them managed to make it out alive." George replied, "Oh, that's definitely a positive thing." Byron said, "Yep. And now, I can't wait to see how you'll tackle the dirty jerk!" George exclaimed, "Splendid, pal! Again, you won't be disappointed." Byron chuckled and nodded in agreement. They then spent the remainder of the afternoon setting up more of George's plan.

TO BE CONTINUED

In my previous Tinker Bell article, I explained what the Tinker Bell films are. For this article, I'll be ranking the six Tinker Bell films. It should be noted that I enjoyed all of the films, so even the ones that are ranked lower are still films that I recommend. It should be noted that the Tinker Bell films take place before the Peter Pan films. There are some elements from the Tinker Bell films that build up to the events of the 1953 Peter Pan animated film.

6. Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure

In this film, Tinker Bell is given the important task of getting a special moonstone safe. However, when the moonstone gets damaged, Tink's friendship with her Terence also gets damaged in the process. This film serves as a nice story about friendship and forgiveness. It's not as quite as emotional or thrilling as the other films, but it's still a solid tale.

5. Tinker Bell

This is the first of the Tinker Bell films, so it serves as Tink's introduction to her world and her friends. The film serves as a good origin for the titular character. Origin stories are often not as interesting as other stories, because they have to spend a lot...

In my previous Tinker Bell article, I explained what the Tinker Bell films are. For this article, I'll be ranking the six Tinker Bell films. It should be noted that I enjoyed all of the films, so even the ones that are ranked lower are still films that I recommend. It should be noted that the Tinker Bell films take place before the Peter Pan films. There are some elements from the Tinker Bell films that build up to the events of the 1953 Peter Pan animated film.

6. Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure

In this film, Tinker Bell is given the important task of getting a special moonstone safe. However, when the moonstone gets damaged, Tink's friendship with her Terence also gets damaged in the process. This film serves as a nice story about friendship and forgiveness. It's not quite as emotional or thrilling as the other films, but it's still a solid tale.

5. Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue

Tinker Bell becomes fascinated by humans. This leads to Tink getting captured by Elizabeth, a young girl who is obsessed with fairies. A fairy named Vidia leads the search to save Tink. In previous films, Vidia was the least friendly fairy to...

Man On The Street

Victor being concerned that Sierra is eating alone.
"Victor likes to pretend... he pretends we're married."
Victor being concerned that he's somehow hurt Sierra or done something wrong.
Victor replying "Sierra is beautiful" and saying that she makes him feel better when asked to talk about her.
Victor and Sierra sitting next to each other and reading together at the end.

Needs

Sierra looking at Victor and smiling before they go to sleep.
Victor helping Sierra out of her glass bed.
Victor defending Sierra when Mike calls her suggestion stupid.
Victor thinking that he knows Sierra from somewhere.
Victor running after Sierra offering back-up when she tries to leave.
Victor listing Mets players to distract himself from looking at Sierra in the shower.
Victor and Sierra in the corridor escaping together.
Victor remembering that something bad happened to Sierra.

Man On The Street

Paul watching footage of Caroline/Echo.
Paul attacking his superior after he insults Echo.
"It's one more tiny step to bringing her in."
Paul recognising Echo.
Paul trying to talk to Echo and telling her he'd never hurt her.
Joel Mynor identifying that Echo is Paul's fantasy.
Adelle referring to sending Echo against Paul as "a second date".
The fight in the Chinese restaurant kitchen.
Echo's secret insider message.

Vows

Paul watching Echo being imprinted, and listening in on the wedding.
Paul exercising to try to distract himself.
Paul and Echo working together as partners.
Paul giving Echo a foot rub.
Adelle asking Paul to become Echo's handler.
Paul triggering Echo's memories of their fight to help them both escape.
Echo confiding in Paul, and Paul swearing to help her.
Paul becoming Echo's new handler.

The episode begins with Prince Caillou waking up in his bed.

Prince Caillou: Oh my gosh! It's Christmas!

Prince Caillou runs down from his castle bedroom to the Christmas tree in the living room. He reaches into his stocking, but feels nothing.

Prince Caillou: What?!

He looks over and sees that there are no presents at the Christmas tree.

Prince Caillou: No presents?!!!

King John: I know Caillou. I don't have any presents either.
Prince Caillou: I wonder what happened.

Prince Caillou and King John go around the neighborhood, looking for Santa. They then find him tied up by ropes on a street lamp pole.

Prince Caillou: There he is!

They both untie him.

Santa: Ho ho ho, I am so happy to see you! If it wasn't for those bad Boris and Doris and Rosie, there wouldn't had been coal in your stocking and you would have gotten presents from me.

King John: I just remembered, Boris, Doris, and Rosie caused other damages too. What do you say we fix them?

I have news about my writing that I'm excited to share with you. Ever since 2015, I've had a story idea called The Past, Present and Future. However, I didn't actually write the story until 2019 and didn't release it until 2021. The Past, Present and Future was written to be longer than anything that I had previously written. It was written to be a book. Thanks to Amazon, I got to turn my dream idea into a book that could be read and purchased by others. I was able to do the same for spin-offs and sequels.

However, for the longest time, I have been wanting to share my stories for free. That way, more people would be able to give my stories a chance. I have decided to put my stories on a website called Fiction Press. It uses a similar format to Fanfiction.net, but unlike that website, it isn't for stories about licensed characters. Instead, it's for stories that have characters that are created by the writers.

On Fiction Press, my name is Warlock Lelouch. For those that don't know, Lelouch is the protagonist of the anime series Code Geass. He isn't actually a warlock. However, since his female accomplice, C2, is often called a witch, he comforted her by...

Cryptocurrency exchange development has emerged as a lucrative business opportunity in recent years. As the popularity and adoption of cryptocurrencies continue to grow, more and more people are looking to invest in these digital assets. This has created a demand for reliable and secure platforms where users can buy, sell, and trade cryptocurrencies. If you are considering starting your own cryptocurrency exchange, this guide will provide you with a comprehensive overview of the steps involved and the key factors to consider.

The Benefits of Starting Your Own Cryptocurrency Exchange:

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Introduction:

In recent years, the convergence of cryptocurrency and multi-level marketing (MLM) has given rise to a new avenue of business opportunities. Cryptocurrency MLM software has emerged as a way for individuals to not only participate in the exciting world of cryptocurrencies but also to generate revenue through network marketing. In this blog, we'll delve into the concept of cryptocurrency MLM software, its benefits, and how individuals can generate revenue using this innovative model.

Understanding Cryptocurrency MLM Software:

Cryptocurrency MLM software combines the principles of multi-level marketing with the technological advancements of cryptocurrencies. In a traditional MLM model, participants earn commissions not only from their direct sales but also from the sales of their recruits, forming a network or downline. Cryptocurrency MLMs follow a similar structure but introduce digital currencies as the products being sold or exchanged.

As expected in the morning that followed, George began his training for the rally. He also started to plan out how he'll teach Rotten Roderick a lesson he won't forget. "Are you sure this is a good idea, buddy?" Byron asked while he installed some additional lights on the back of the race car. "Trust me, mate; you'll be satisfied in seeing how it plays out tomorrow." replied a very confident George. Byron said, "If ye say so, then. I really admire how you didn't let the jerk tear you down, though. That's what I call inner strength!" George said, "Of course! It was my own way of showing him that he just messed with the wrong bloke." "Makes a load of sense to me!" Byron remarked. Shortly afterwards, George tested his car's speed by driving around the entire track for ten rounds. When that was successful, he did the same for the lights to make certain they were in proper working order.

TO BE CONTINUED

Peter Pan is a very popular 1953 animated film from Disney that got a sequel in 2002. Although there haven't been any Peter Pan animated films from Disney since then, the franchise didn't end after the 2002 sequel. In 2008, Tinker Bell received her own film. It was a direct-to-DVD film in the United States, although it was released theatrically in some parts of the film. The success of the film led to Tinker Bell getting her own animated film franchise. It's believed that Tinker Bell has become a bigger Disney icon than Peter Pan. Tinker Bell has been one of Disney's biggest mascots and most marketed characters. If there was ever any doubt about how popular the character was, the films have put those doubts to rest. Disney made six Tinker Bell films. There were even plans for two more films, but Disney decided to stop making direct-to-DVD animated films. That doesn't change the fact that Tinker Bell getting six films of her own is quite impressive. In the past, female characters often got overshadowed by male characters. However, Tinker Bell has managed to break that trend by getting more popularity and success than the male hero of the story that she originated from.

DVDs have been something that I have collected a lot since I was a kid. Due to the rising popularity and convenience of streaming services, a lot of people stopped getting DVDs. I do regularly use streaming services. However, streaming services have an infamous habit of taking stuff away. Because of that, DVDs are still good to collect if you want to make sure you can keep copies of your favorite shows and movies.

I'm a bit of a cheapskate, so I haven't picked up any DVDs from my local stores in months. The annual yard sale happened, so I went out to try to find cool collectibles. DVDs ended up being the main thing that I found. I ended up getting a lot more DVDs than I was intending.

There is a place that tends to sell stuff during the Summer, so I went to it the day before the yard sale. They had DVDs that were only a dollar per DVD, so I picked up two.

I picked up Batman: The Movie (the 1966 film). I already had that, but my previous copy wasn't in the best shape. Since it's my favorite superhero film, I think that it was worth getting another copy of it. I also picked up Shrek 2. I really like the Puss in Boots character, so I figured...

The next few days were spent in any number of spontaneous activities. While the rain poured down outside, Everett and Una did an impromptu dance party in their hotel room, and they sang their favourite songs and invented crazy moves and Everett picked up Una and spun her around as their grand finale.
They frequented the buffet. It turned out the hotel had an all-day buffet, and very few people were using it when it wasn't officially mealtime. They enjoyed sampling all the snacks and Una discovered a new favourite key lime tart. One time at the buffet, Una and Everett even struck up a conversation with another young couple who were there on a business trip, and had planned to make a vacation out of it too before the rain came down. The other young couple loved movies too, and Everett and Una said later to each other that they might never have met if it hadn't been raining and they hadn't been the only people in the buffet room.
They spent a lot of time in the swimming pool - "I got to spend my vacation swimming after all!" Una said happily. She and Everett tossed a ball around in the water, splashed each other, and tried to see who could hold their breath for the...

"Thank you for taking us on that tour, me mate!" George told Byron by the time it came to an end. He replied, "It was my great pleasure, Geo! I'm glad you all had fun." Pattie said, "We certainly did!" Byron continued, "So tomorrow morning, we'll get started with your training. Be up by nine!" George replied, "All right! Got it!" Laura said, "You'll win this race, daddy! I just know it!" Pattie agreed while George smiled in return. Unfortunately, this was soon followed by the mocking tone of another man's voice. Byron groaned and thought, Oh, great. Not him again... "Hmph! I beg to differ. That insect band member has no chance of finishing among the top three, let alone ever winning the Cup!" Those words were enough to make Byron's blood boil! He then retorted, "For your information, Rotten Roderick, his name is GEORGE HARRISON!! What makes ye think he can't achieve a major victory? More importantly, what on earth are you doing here when you've already been terminated after two nasty crashes which were all your fault?! SHAME ON YOU INDEED!!!" Of course, Roderick was silenced by that reminder, thus saying no more as he stormed off.

2006's Superman Returns might look like a reboot of Superman, but it's actually a sequel to the Christopher Reeve Superman films. Rebooting franchises has been a very common trend in Hollywood. However, the love for the classic Superman films was so strong that it was decided to make a film that would serve as a nostalgic tribute to what came before.

Superman Returns is meant to serve as a sequel to Superman: The Movie and Superman 2. The events of Superman 3 and 4, as well as the Supergirl spin-off film are ignored. While it's a bit disappointing that Superman Returns ignores some underrated films in the franchise, it makes up for it by doing a fantastic job of continuing the storylines from the first two films. Superman Returns has been accused of being too much like the original films, because it uses a lot of the same dialogue and ideas. However, the film also has some new ideas. While Lex Luthor's villainous goals continue being about land, Superman Returns takes things further by having Lex use the Fortress of Solitude for his land scheme. Also, the film has a major twist involving someone in Superman's family.

2006's Superman Returns might look like a reboot of Superman, but it's actually a sequel to the Christopher Reeve Superman films. Rebooting franchises has been a very common trend in Hollywood. However, the love for the classic Superman films was so strong that it was decided to make a film that would serve as a nostalgic tribute to what came before.

Superman Returns is meant to serve as a sequel to Superman: The Movie and Superman 2. The events of Superman 3 and 4, as well as the Supergirl spin-off film are ignored. While it's a bit disappointing that Superman Returns ignores some underrated films in the franchise, it makes up for it by doing a fantastic job of continuing the storylines from the first two films. Superman Returns has been accused of being too much like the original films, because it uses a lot of the same dialogue and ideas. However, the film also has some new ideas. While Lex Luthor's villainous goals continue being about land, Superman Returns takes things further by having Lex use the Fortress of Solitude for his land scheme. Also, the film has a major twist involving someone in Superman's family.

Caillou Blows Up Disneyland and Gets Grounded

The nurse brings Julie and Rosie to Caillou's house.
Nurse: Boris and Doris, Julie and Rosie are better now.
Julie: Time for me to go home!
Rosie: We are glad to see you sweetheart. More glad to see you than Caillou.
Caillou pulls out a gun and shoots the nurse to death with it.
Boris: First you beat up Julie and Rosie and now you kill the nurse.
Caillou: But she was the one who told you ground me forever. It was her fault.
Boris: It doesn't matter! All I can say is that you don't deserve to go to Disneyland with us on New Year's Weekend. Besides, you are still grounded FOR LIFE. (kidaroo voice) GO BACK TO YOU ROOM!
Caillou goes back to his room.
Caillou: If I can't go to Disneyland, then I don't want anybody to go. In fact, I'ma go to Disneyland to blow it up right now.
Later in Anaheim, Caillou sneaks through the gate of Disneyland.
Queen Elsa: (sings) Let it go, let it go, turn away and slam the door...