The clock had only twenty-five seconds left on it, but the most unlikely pony of all-well, technically he was a donkey-was in the lead to win the Seventh Annual Sweet Apple Acres Pie-Eatin’ Extravaganza! Cranky Doodle Donkey was not usually one for participating in events… or sports, or parties, or social engagements of any kind. But down at the end of the row, something interesting was happening. Minty and Lyra were in a similar state, only each halfway through a pie. She stopped mid-bite, held her tummy, and groaned. Next to her, little Scootaloo attempted in vain to munch on a second piece. A glob of sauce dripped onto her bib, which read PIE IS My NAME. A few stray apple slices coated in cinnamon and sugar glaze slid down her pink muzzle.
Pinkie Pie squealed gleefully and shoved another piece into her mouth with ease. “Better hurry up an’ eat yer treats while the goin’ is still good!” At the sound of her voice, the contestants of the pie-eating contest all pushed harder to finish their pies.
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Stop Piracy ! Start murdering people instead ! it’s cheaper ! 1įor Dad, who taught me how to get my hooves dirty 2Ĭ 1HAPTER The Pie-Eatin’ Extravaganza “Thirty seconds left, y’all!” Applejack hollered into a yellow megaphone. Copyright Act of 1976, the scanning, uploading, and electronic sharing of any part of this book without the permission of the publisher is unlawful piracy and theft of the author’s intellectual property. The senator was speaking at a gathering at Gurdwara Sikh Satsang, a Sikh temple in the southeastern outskirts of Indianapolis.Begin Reading Table of Contents Copyright Page In accordance with the U.S. And we know that in the end, that wasn’t enough.” We know we have members of our law enforcement community who, for a period of time, responded to that call for help. Mr Young said: “We know that we have a Hoosier family who cried out for help, knowing they had a child who required mental health treatment. The state has had the law on the books since 2005 and allows authorities to seize guns from people who are considered to possibly be a danger to others or themselves. Republican Senator Todd Young questioned whether the state’s red flag law had been enforced properly in the case of Mr Hole. Paul Keenan, the special agent in charge of the FBI’s Indianapolis field office, said that Mr Hole had no “racially motivated violent extremism ideology”. Mr Hole was for a short period placed under psychiatric detention after his mother reported to law enforcement that he was considering “suicide by cop”.įBI agents found no crime had been committed when they interviewed him in April 2020. He was able to buy two assault rifles, one in July and another in September of last year, despite having had his shotgun confiscated after his mother called authorities and expressed concern about his mental health. Mr Hole was fired from the warehouse sometime last year. Police have said that about 90 per cent of the employees at the Indianapolis FedEx facility are members of the Sikh religious community. Law enforcement has yet to announce a motive for the shooting, but the Sikh coalition has called for an investigation into whether bias could have been a factor. The convention ballooned to as many as 10,000 fans, but organisers ended the forum after holding the last event in 2019, arguing that interest was waning. The first ‘Bron圜on,’ a gathering for fans of the show, was held in 2011 with 100 attendees. That has been a source of pride.”Īs the show came on air, many members of the subculture had links to the military. While the fan group is mostly made up of those who genuinely like the show, it has also drawn out paedophiles and white supremacists who share hate messages via fan art.Īssistant media-studies professor at the University of Georgia, Anne Gilbert, told The Atlantic in 2020: “This is a fan community that has prided itself on a permissiveness and pushing boundaries and cloaking themselves in irony and the idea that they can make the mainstream uncomfortable. But it also said Mr Hole’s posts showed no signs that this was part of his motivation for the rampage. So-called ‘Bronies’, a mix of ‘Bro’ and ‘ponies’, is a subculture of adult men fixated on the programme and “has displayed elements of far-right and white nationalist extremism,” the memo stated. While law enforcement hoped that Mr Hole’s online activity would help shed light on his motive for the attack, the Facebook memo said the gunman’s accounts were mostly focused on the cartoon show. Mr Hole had two Facebook accounts dedicated to the show that were removed by the social media giant following the shooting after requests from law enforcement, according to an internal memo acquired by The Wall Street Journal.
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