Thanks, that's great ^^ I'm feeling a lot better already haha, me and her are still talking as if nothing happened so at least I know me and her can still be good friends ^^

That's arguably the more important part, just making sure it doesn't get super-awkward.

Yea I agree. As much as I want to still be her boyfriend I'm happy just knowing she wants to be my friend and that me and her can spend time together. We broke up purely because she wasn't in the place for a boyfriend right now rather than because we stopped liking one another so there is still hope as well (I'm not going to get caught up in that fact though, I'm not an idiot who thinks that down the line me and her are guarenteed to go out again). Just hoping I can get over any awkwardness before two weeks from yesterday though, I'm supposed to be going to a concert with her and then staying round her's afterwards which I'm looking forward to but...yea, I'm sure you understand.

btw all "FAN SERVICE" jokes aside. This episode was great.

I haz a question. The reference of an old (usually Asian) guy in an antique shop with a mysterious, magical item is a long running reference that you see all the time in movies. But where did it originate?

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/TheLittleShopThatWasntThereYesterday

Early 1900s fantasy. Not a perfect fit though.

Awesome! According to that, H.G. Wells used it in The Crystal Egg (1897) is its origin. According to wikipedia it's a short story/book. I love this kind of stuff. I'm a sucker for trivia.

Something else i noticed today, they finally made the term "Alicorn" canon. Celestia/Luna/Cadence's species has never been specifically referred to before, and supposedly they were referred to merely as unicorns within the production staff before this.

I prefer the alternative theory, that the amulet is made out of unicorn horn whose substance is sometimes called alicorn. The princesses were not mentioned in connection with it.

Oh yeah! Saddle Arabia had me laughing more then I should have.