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You just don't know how to keep your weird pink mane out of a griffon's business, do ya?!
Photo from TaionaFan369 at Everfree NW 2014
Photo from TaionaFan369 at Everfree NW 2014
Category Photography / My Little Pony / Brony
Species Gryphon
Size 857 x 1280px
File Size 284.4 kB
That acronym happens to be taken by some Russian jet thingie called a MiG. I dunno what that means. Probably something in Russian.
Truth be told, I prefer you over the MiG.
You have less carbon emissions than a MiG...
You are more dangerous than a MiG...
And you are, truthfully, cooler than a MiG, too.
Truth be told, I prefer you over the MiG.
You have less carbon emissions than a MiG...
You are more dangerous than a MiG...
And you are, truthfully, cooler than a MiG, too.
Well I can tie my own shoeslaces all by myself. And I can forget things faster than any absent minded person that has ever walked the face of this earth and, and... some other real cool stuff too that I can't remember. Oh dang I left the sprinkler running in the front yard again! *runs of to the front yard*
I am a technology expert of my time and dimension, so...I use technology to stick up for me.
Like a hammer with a nail, technology is used as a tool to make things easier.
...technology is not magic. Or maybe it is.
Someone once debated that science is a magic, in itself, then asked me "Don't you consider it magical that you have the ability to communicate to people across dimensions? Or to fly without wings of your own? Or to create light in an area of absolute darkness?" I told him that it was all accomplished by engineering, which is the capability of harnessing physics to do what we want it to do.
You fell asleep, didn't you?
Like a hammer with a nail, technology is used as a tool to make things easier.
...technology is not magic. Or maybe it is.
Someone once debated that science is a magic, in itself, then asked me "Don't you consider it magical that you have the ability to communicate to people across dimensions? Or to fly without wings of your own? Or to create light in an area of absolute darkness?" I told him that it was all accomplished by engineering, which is the capability of harnessing physics to do what we want it to do.
You fell asleep, didn't you?
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