Anyway yeah you are a nice and calm dude. But it's okay to have limits still you rock and keep on rocking.

Anyway. Everyone enjoying E3? I've enjoyed Nintendo's stuff and Sony With Assassin's Creed a Unity and Microsoft with Halo 5 Guardians rocked it! But that's just the tip of the iceberg.

i get the same impression from you, actually.

i'm usually pretty calm. i like to think i'm nice and kind, but i definitely have my limits.

thanks, Mr. John.

i get like that sometimes. i was surprised to find Fluttershy doing the same.

That's surprsing to me You always seemed like a nice and kind dude just like Fluttershy. But sometimes you gotta be assertive and serious. So hey kind, calm, and serious when need be your always a cool dude to me!

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    Rarity: What happened to nice Fluttershy? We want that Fluttershy back.
    Fluttershy: No, you want wimp Fluttershy. You want pushover Fluttershy. You want do-anything-to-her-and-she-won't-complain Fluttershy!
    Pinkie Pie: Nyaaaaah! Too many Fluttershys to keep track of! Make it stop!
    Fluttershy: Things getting too complicated for your simple little brain, Pinkie Pie?
    Rarity: Now, stop right there! Let's not let things descend into petty insults!
    Fluttershy: Why not? I thought 'petty' was what you're all about, Rarity. With your 'petty' concerns about fashion.
    Rarity: [gasps]
    Pinkie Pie: Hey, leave her alone! Fashion is her passion!
    Fluttershy: Oh, and what are you passionate about? Birthday cake? Party hats? I can't believe that the two most frivolous ponies in Ponyville are trying to tell new Fluttershy how to live her life when they are throwing their own lives away on pointless pursuits that nopony else gives a flying feather about!

You gotta hand it To Fluttershy I love her gentle and caring nature. But she can become a blazing hot fireball when need be. And that's something no pony or no one wants to mess with.

England in the years following World War II wasn’t the nicest place to live. Four million houses were bombed during the war. Food was rationed. However, what the British saw on television was a completely different story. Due to being a poor country at the time, the vast majority of shows on British television were actually from the United States. It was the same thing with comics. While American comics such as Superman were printed in vibrant colors, those same comics were printed in Britain in black and white monochrome. This was the life that most British Invasion musicians grew up in.