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I read the dialogue in their voices... Is that bad?
Either way, brilliant pic. Stealing!

GreatBunzinni: phaseolus: Y'know, I've never watched the show. But one of my pet peeves is insecure men obsessed with manliness who keep blathering about man cards and lecturing the rest of us on what's proper. So you know what? Because of you and a few others in this thread, I'm going to give this show a shot.

Because fark you, nobody tells me how to act like a man.

Who are you fooling? By the way that pointing the obvious touched your nerve, I bet you are already a faithful follower of the series.

No.

If I had, I not only would admit it, I would be overstating how much I like the show because fark you nobody tells me how to be a man.

Bah, meant to post This Day Aria

Hmmm. I think I understand Pride Parades, now.

FirstNationalBastard: Hand Banana: Bah, meant to post This Day Aria

I see your villain song and raise you Smile Smile Smile

I see your Smile song and raise you Russian Pinkie's Brew: Link

Okay... I just watched the first episode and, well, it was stupid. I don't get the love for it. Not at all.

It's no Venture Bros.

Shadow Blasko: Its on the welovefine site

Link

The welovefine guys are awesome. They gave me tons of extra goodies when I bought two shirts, including a huge bag for the groceries, a mini poster and a Rarity decal (who just happens to be best pony)

ZeroCorpse: Okay... I just watched the first episode and, well, it was stupid. I don't get the love for it. Not at all.

It's no Venture Bros.

The pilot episodes are incredibly weak to be honest, and not a good intro episode to someone new to the series. It's better if you start midseason, possibly with Dragonshy or Bridle Gossip.

Dinobot: FirstNationalBastard: Hand Banana: Bah, meant to post This Day Aria

I see your villain song and raise you Smile Smile Smile

I see your Smile song and raise you Russian Pinkie's Brew: Link

Can I throw in some Cerulean Blue?

verbaltoxin: My LIttle Pony is an awesome kids show

Yep, my 5 year old son loves it. And the little life lessons are good ones for kids to learn. Nothing wrong with the show, and it's not irritating like so much current animation.

/personally, I love Phineas and Ferb

TV's Vinnie: Shadow Blasko: BronyMedic: Hell, Skrillex himself has used DJ Pon-e/Vinyl Scratch),

DeadMau5 too now.

I'd post a pic, but fark is being a goatf*cker about .png files and won't allow them (Hey Drew, it's not 1999 anymore. There are new pic formats out there now).

So, here's the link:

http://images5.fanpop.com/image/photos/31000000/Welcome-the-the-herd- D eadmau5-my-little-pony-friendship-is-magic-31088203-500-770.png

It's probably just too big. The limit is 300k I think? Fark allows png, but only if they are tiny.

Shadow Blasko: FirstNationalBastard: Dinobot: Shadow Blasko: Its on the welovefine site

Link

The welovefine guys are awesome. They gave me tons of extra goodies when I bought two shirts, including a huge bag for the groceries, a mini poster and a Rarity decal (who just happens to be best pony)

Bullshiat, man! everybody knows that Rarity is the bes...

Oh, wait. You're right. Carry on.

Pinkamena Diane Pie frowns on your choice. but only for a second, then throws a party for Rarity.

Pinkie is pretty awesome, but i can only tolerate her on small doses

oh_please: Zerocyde: But I never wore a farking PPG t-shirt. I never went to a farking PPG convention. I never called myself a "Power Puff Guy." I never shiatted up internet communities with pictures I had drawn of the Power Puff Girls.

Why? BECAUSE I'M NOT A GODDAMNED LITTLE GIRL!


That's not what it's about. It's about being a part of some cool exclusive club, and when most people find it creepy, that only reinforces the whole "so uncool it's cool" thing. It's like a clique in high school, except they're not in high school, and it's retarded. Then when they get called out on it, it's all WHARGARRRRBL WHAT ABOUT SPORTS PERSONAL FREEDOM I'M A CRUSADER, blah blah blah, when it's not about that at all, it's a need to belong to something.

Bronies, do what you want, like what you want, it's cool...but don't pretend that this whole thing is anything other than a need to belong to something. Personally, I think you guys could choose something less creepy, but whatever.

Hmm, maybe that's why I've always thought of bronies in much the same way I think of juggalos.

It's like a farking amateur armchair psychoanalyst convention in here. "If you hate it you're just projecting..." this and "if you like it, it means you're a..." that. Seriously. A farking cartoon. Not a big deal.

eddievercetti: And since it's a pony thread, the Denver Derpys!

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*sees YouTube link...



I don't know what the fark late-teens and young-twenties guys, the latter of whom are only 10 years behind me, are getting influenced by, but between the lame Justin Bieber forward-flop haircuts, emo-style jeans and farking Bronies, a major section of an entire generation needs to hand over their man cards until they either (a) grow up or (b) their balls drop.

While I understand that socially-awkward nerds and geeks (and on some subjects I'm a pretty big geek myself) have a social need to find a common passion to join in friendship and a sense of belonging with others, especially when their aforementioned awkwardness has prevented that in the past, identifying with a show for 12-year-old girls is farking ridiculous... as in deserving of ridicule.

Bronies fall into the furry and clown-sex category of "deviant" as far as I care... they're disturbing and saying that the show is good and that's why they identify with a 12-year-old girl demographic is not sufficient. I've seen the show at my kid's friend's house (who's a girl) and I couldn't have given a lesser shiat about it; it was exactly like described: intended for pre-teen girls, and just, well, for a young-thirties engineer, lame. It's not redefining masculinity any more than any of the other lame crap socially-awkward late-teens and college kids get into, trying to find some identity. Hopefully these losers grow up before I have to have them on my IPT at work.

/as big of a Star Wars fan I used to be as a teenager, that key phrase "growing up" has allowed me to see what a massive dork I could have been had it not happened soon enough
//soon enough is about when you can start legally getting drunk
///even the very-geeky IT guys at work, with TMNT figures fighting on their desks, are waaaaaaaaay cooler than Bronies

cuz whenever i think of "my little pony" i think of cheetos-orange fingers swilling mountain dew in their mom's basement

Seraphym: I've seen the show at my kid's friend's house (who's a girl) and I couldn't have given a lesser shiat about it; it was exactly like described: intended for pre-teen girls, and just, well, for a young-thirties engineer, lame.

That's a strangely specific denial there.

Seraphym: clown-sex category

What. The. Hell.

Clowns are evil. They're utterly terrifying.

I believe stand your ground should allow them to be shot on site.

Seraphym: /as big of a Star Wars fan I used to be as a teenager, that key phrase "growing up" has allowed me to see what a massive dork I could have been had it not happened soon enough

Hey. Atleast you can admit you liked crappy science fiction.

Seraphym: *snip* Wall of Derp

Seraphym: *sees YouTube link...

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I don't know what the fark late-teens and young-twenties guys, the latter of whom are only 10 years behind me, are getting influenced by, but between the lame Justin Bieber forward-flop haircuts, emo-style jeans and farking Bronies, a major section of an entire generation needs to hand over their man cards until they either (a) grow up or (b) their balls drop.

While I understand that socially-awkward nerds and geeks (and on some subjects I'm a pretty big geek myself) have a social need to find a common passion to join in friendship and a sense of belonging with others, especially when their aforementioned awkwardness has prevented that in the past, identifying with a show for 12-year-old girls is farking ridiculous... as in deserving of ridicule.

Bronies fall into the furry and clown-sex category of "deviant" as far as I care... they're disturbing and saying that the show is good and that's why they identify with a 12-year-old girl demographic is not sufficient. I've seen the show at my kid's friend's house (who's a girl) and I couldn't have given a lesser shiat about it; it was exactly like described: intended for pre-teen girls, and just, well, for a young-thirties engineer, lame. It's not redefining masculinity any more than any of the other lame crap socially-awkward late-teens and college kids get into, trying to find some identity. Hopefully these losers grow up before I have to have them on my IPT at work.

/as big of a Star Wars fan I used to be as a teenager, that key phrase "growing up" has allowed me to see what a massive dork I could have been had it not happened soon enough
//soon enough is about when you can start legally getting drunk
///even the very-geeky IT guys at work, with TMNT figures fighting on their desks, are waaaaaaaaay cooler than Bronies





Go and tell these guys that they need to return their man cards. Go on, I'll even wait for you.

Seraphym: Bronies fall into the furry and clown-sex category of "deviant" as far as I care...

Which only shows how ignorant you are.

As for people telling me what shows I can't watch I only have one thing to say them: Link

12 pages on a Saturday? Not bad!

I thought you bronies only liked this crap ironically. But to listen to some of you neckbeards so aggressively defend your love for a little girl's cartoon. This is.... this is just weird guys.

I get liking Cartoons as an adult. I'm rounding the bend on 30, and the Venture Brothers is one of my favorite shows of all time. Admittedly I always thought that Anime fans were mostly secret pedophiles, and I am still correct about that. I don't think liking "My little pony" as an adult man makes you a pedo in the way Anime does (unless MLP prominently features incest and impossibly breasty 11 year old japanese girls, in which case, I really have the wrong impression of MLP). I do think I would recommend getting your hormone levels checked though, and lay off the soy.

Magnanimous_J: I thought you bronies only liked this crap ironically. But to listen to some of you neckbeards so aggressively defend your love for a little girl's cartoon. This is.... this is just weird guys.

I get liking Cartoons as an adult. I'm rounding the bend on 30, and the Venture Brothers is one of my favorite shows of all time. Admittedly I always thought that Anime fans were mostly secret pedophiles, and I am still correct about that. I don't think liking "My little pony" as an adult man makes you a pedo in the way Anime does (unless MLP prominently features incest and impossibly breasty 11 year old japanese girls, in which case, I really have the wrong impression of MLP). I do think I would recommend getting your hormone levels checked though, and lay off the soy.

I said this before, and I'll say it again, and I quote:

"I like the show, i wont deny it... It is actually refreshing to find a good show with really good writing, character development and great musical score... That its about pastel colored marshmallow ponies is secondary

That being said, as much as i am a fan of the show, i dont go around shoving it down other people's throats; if people show interest, i will recommend some good intro episodes, since the pilot is rather weak, but you will never see me going all "you must watch this show! YOU MUST!!"

Also, if you dont like the show, that is fine as well, just dont be a dick about it."

BillCo: FirstNationalBastard: [image.spreadshirt.com image 280x280]

//if your masculinity is threatened because someone likes watching a fun show about candy colored ponies, you're the one with the problem, not me.

It's not your masculinity that I am worried about so much as your intelligence. Just how retarded do you have to be to be obsessed with something that has a target audience of little girls.

/maybe it's the little girls you're interested in?

It's really sad that the first thing you think about when someone mentions cartoons is having sex with little kids. Maybe you should try to work on that.

I don't hate Bronies, I feel a bit sorry for them however. They can't help if they're autistic.

HappyTheDog: I don't hate Bronies, I feel a bit sorry for them however. They can't help if they're autistic.

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doglover: HappyTheDog: I don't hate Bronies, I feel a bit sorry for them however. They can't help if they're autistic.

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Pinkie can only be pushed so far. Link