Wow this post is unorganized.

As a regular on many (often Anonymous) message boards, it's common knowledge that if you want to establish an identity easily, you can amass a collection of pictures to accompany your posts, often with some sort of pattern.

I've got thousands of pictures, not just for this purpose, but also wallpapers and animations and pictures that have their value in humor or coolness instead of what I've mentioned above.
Much of it unorganized; (off the top of my head, I want to say that 80% have no identifiable names or tags), and so a lot of it goes to waste since I can't reach them when requested.
It feels odd to be bothered by this.

Anyways, I was bumming around 4chan's /b/ board today, stumbled onto a pony thread, and saw a post, either by a brony or not, asking the thread to be redirected to /mlp/.
I clicked the redirecting link, and there's a board dedicated to bronies on 4chan.
I was initially surprised, and then proceeded to read the note stickied by moot apologizing for their haste in ostracizing bronies and extending an offer to use the board for whatever we wanted.
I thought the board looks pretty well done, albeit still in a quasi-testing phase.

While there, I ran into a post mentioning a specific URL. It had a hint of it's purpose in the address, so I tried it out.

There's a large database of reaction pictures and image macros available, specifically for bronies.

http://mylittlefacewhen.com/

Check it out, I'm sure many of the bronies who read this will find lots to like.

Mind As Well.

I haven't posted anything in a while, there are reasons for this but I won't get into it in this post.

I figured some might get a laugh out of seeing the search entries on google that led some viewers to my blog.
Here you go:

Hate Censorship?

Over the past few months I've been using this blog, I've noticed that most of my audience can be found in America.
It's understandable, and not in the least a bad thing.

I've also got a healthy amount of European viewers, and this post is more directed towards them.
(Europe looks like a bouquet of a weird combination of colors, reflecting the plethora of protests)
<iframe width='800' height='350' frameborder='0' scrolling='no' marginheight='0' marginwidth='0' src='http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msid=212120558776447282985.0004b7b33e16f13c710c7&msa=0&ie=UTF8&t=m&ll=16.350082,-86.79903&spn=87.63752,240.331077&output=embed'></iframe>

The implications of ACTA, the fallen SOPA, and the mysterious TPP are reportedly going to ruin the liberties of our internet use.

Anytime this threat has been raised, the users have reacted appropriately.

I've emailed and called my state representative when I was asked, and now I'd like to ask my Euro-kids to pick up this burden as well.

For more information, visit: http://killacta.org/

There's also tons of information elsewhere, I've just been subscribing to these fine folks on the news concerning this stuff.