Could anyone explain this to me for god sake? : Othor Games

» Sat May 28, 2011 6:54 pm

This:
"Okay, so Im on the internet for some time and for all that time I never got why the heck is some male dude who plays HC games watching frickin' my Little Ponny? I know it's not just 12 years (MALE!) kids watching them."

To

This:
"Im not sayin' that when Im a guy I have to look hardcoe and stuff,"

All in the same post? I'm confused. :mellow:

» Sun May 29, 2011 1:16 am

This:
"Okay, so Im on the internet for some time and for all that time I never got why the heck is some male dude who plays HC games watching frickin' my Little Ponny? I know it's not just 12 years (MALE!) kids watching them."

To

This:
"Im not sayin' that when Im a guy I have to look hardcoe and stuff,"

All in the same post? I'm confused. :mellow:

Everything haves some borders

» Sat May 28, 2011 11:54 pm

Because quality entertainment has no age limit and people shouldn't be scared away from watching what they want or doing what they want by social peer pressure.

I don't watch MLP, but I understand the people that do. I frequently watch old Disney cartoons with my girlfriend, is there anything childish about that? Is there any reason I shouldn't do that other than some ridiculous idea that advlts are not supposed to enjoy the stuff they loved as kids?

Yes, you're a [censored]!

:P

» Sat May 28, 2011 9:58 pm

:dry:
Okey so when someone who likes that show shows up, he mostly gets trolled and stuff.
When I make a constructive topic, In which I would like to inform myself(and other ppls as well) before judging anyone I get these kind of answers.
Oh the society and internet...
KTHXBAI

LOL textbook.

1. Be confused and threatened by a cutesy pony show's fanbase demographic

2. Make a reactionary post 'sensibly' implying this is disturbing

3. Get defensive when people call you out on your laughably clueless stance on gender politics

4. ABORT ABORT

5. "Oh the society and internet..."

» Sat May 28, 2011 11:47 am

Everything haves some borders

I don't get what the issue is, you go from saying that "hardcoe males shouldn't be watching this stuff" to "you don't have to be hardcoe just because your male".

You keep contradicting yourself.

» Sun May 29, 2011 2:22 am

Its the internet, its a wild and mysterious place here. Some people are into stuff you normally wouldn't see in real life thanks to the cloak of anonymous.
Don't fret, you could have just not clicked the thread and worry about such things. But your curiosity led you astray in a strange land.

Oh well whats done is done, don't worry about other people's interests, just ignore it.

» Sat May 28, 2011 7:34 pm

I don't get what the issue is, you go from saying that "hardcoe males shouldn't be watching this stuff" to "you don't have to be hardcoe just because your male".

You keep contradicting yourself.

Because "thougher" guys don't watch this, but the guys who watch this aren't automaticly homo. Now, can we get on the topic.

» Sun May 29, 2011 2:49 am

LOL textbook.

1. Be confused and threatened by a cutesy pony show's fanbase demographic

2. Make a reactionary post 'sensibly' implying this is disturbing

3. Get defensive when people call you out on your laughably clueless stance on gender politics

4. ABORT ABORT

5. "Oh the society and internet..."

Kind of made me chuckle. Sounds pretty accurate to me.

» Sat May 28, 2011 9:17 pm

Because "thougher" guys don't watch this, but the guys who watch this aren't automaticly homo. Now, can we get on the topic.

OOH OOH! Stereotypes! I like Stereotypes!

» Sat May 28, 2011 9:34 pm

LOL textbook.

1. Be confused and threatened by a cutesy pony show's fanbase demographic

2. Make a reactionary post 'sensibly' implying this is disturbing

3. Get defensive when people call you out on your laughably clueless stance on gender politics

4. ABORT ABORT

5. "Oh the society and internet..."

Damn, she haves an Internet in the kitchen

» Sat May 28, 2011 3:27 pm

If watching certain TV shows is what makes you a man, then you have some serious misconceptions about masculinity, OP.

It's a TV show that some of us collectively enjoy. Why do we like it? I can't speak for everyone else but I personally enjoy it because it has some really interesting and well portrayed characters, fun music, the animation style is cool (kinda like Happy Tree Friends) and a lot of the jokes are pretty funny. Sure, the target audience is girls under the age of 15, does that automatically mean we can't watch it? No.

Hope this answers your question.

P.S: Like the new avatar?

» Sat May 28, 2011 10:55 pm

If watching certain TV shows is what makes you a man, then you have some serious misconceptions about masculinity, OP.

It's a TV show that some of us collectively enjoy. Why do we like it? I can't speak for everyone else but I personally enjoy it because it has some really interesting and well portrayed, fun music, the animation style is cool (kinda like Happy Tree Friends) and a lot of the jokes are pretty funny. Sure, the target audience is girls under the age of 15, does that automatically mean we can't watch it? No.

Hope this answers your question.

P.S: Like the new avatar?

Indeed I do. Noticed the change over at bgsf.

» Sat May 28, 2011 12:33 pm

Because "thougher" guys don't watch this, but the guys who watch this aren't automaticly homo. Now, can we get on the topic.

OH, I'm so sorry! I get it now!

Men should only be interested in girls, beer, and trucks right?

:lmao:

» Sat May 28, 2011 11:24 am

If watching certain TV shows is what makes you a man, then you have some serious misconceptions about masculinity, OP.

It's a TV show that some of us collectively enjoy. Why do we like it? I can't speak for everyone else but I personally enjoy it because it has some really interesting and well portrayed characters, fun music, the animation style is cool (kinda like Happy Tree Friends) and a lot of the jokes are pretty funny. Sure, the target audience is girls under the age of 15, does that automatically mean we can't watch it? No.

Hope this answers your question.

P.S: Like the new avatar?

THIS.
I was NOT saying from the begining that I dont think you are all bunch of homos, I was saying exact oposite. I simply dont judge people.
I never watched so I atleast got some info from someone.
No I liked the old one, looked more ... interesting

» Sat May 28, 2011 10:31 pm

The OP is either ia having communication problems with his English speaking or he doesn't know hes contradicting himself.

Op is confusing.

» Sat May 28, 2011 11:16 pm

OH, I'm so sorry! I get it now!

Men should only be interested in girls, beer, and trucks right?

:lmao:

1/10
From the beggining im trying to say exact opposite, I am against stereotypes. Fail troll

» Sun May 29, 2011 1:38 am

Damn, she haves an Internet in the kitchen

Indeed, I have several myself.

Personally I agree with the OP. I am against stereotypes, because I am though and hardcoe and ponny people are not. It's good to find a kindred spirit.

» Sat May 28, 2011 9:22 pm

The OP is either ia having communication problems with his English speaking or he doesn't know hes contradicting himself.

Op is confusing.

I am contradicting myself to show that I am against stereotypes and to show I dont mean anything bad towards these guys

» Sun May 29, 2011 2:41 am

1/10
From the beggining im trying to say exact opposite, I am against stereotypes. Fail troll

I would advise against calling others trolls. Especially members who have been here far longer than you.

» Sat May 28, 2011 3:55 pm

The OP is either ia having communication problems with his English speaking or he doesn't know hes contradicting himself.

Op is confusing.

Agreed.

1/10
From the beggining im trying to say exact opposite, I am against stereotypes. Fail troll

I'm not trolling, I'm just saying that I'm sure everyone in this topic can see that you are contradicting yourself.

» Sun May 29, 2011 1:41 am

I am contradicting myself to show that I am against stereotypes and to show I dont mean anything bad towards these guys

Wilder are you TUI?

» Sat May 28, 2011 6:41 pm

1/10
From the beggining im trying to say exact opposite, I am against stereotypes. Fail troll

Well, you're kinda putting stereotypes out there. Women belong in the kitchen. Tough guys don't watch stuff that you feel is emasculating. Jokes or not, they are still stereotypes. Just saying.

» Sat May 28, 2011 10:13 pm

Wilder are you TUI?

:rofl:

» Sat May 28, 2011 1:52 pm

What I wanted: Get some info, was hoping for some actual discussion or something like that. I actualy tried to act nicely, believe me I tryed.
What I got:....you can read It by yourself, back to BRINK forums only for some time.
I was rly trying to be nice FYI, because I hate when people get trolled just because "they are "different"". You deserve are the trolling you are getting. If admin can lock this, he shall get a cookie.

» Sat May 28, 2011 7:27 pm

I simply dont judge people.

I am against stereotypes.

O RLY

Spoiler

Now go back to kitchen

So when women gets muscles, tatoos, she will be wearing lots of Metal music stuff (There is a difference when she haves just a T shirt of her fav band and when she wears everything with it (I do prefer "harder" music FYI))
So it will make look her more masculine, she can be saying "I am enough feminine to wear this stuff" is that ok?

Because "thougher" guys don't watch this, but the guys who watch this aren't automaticly homo.

People aren't dogpiling you because you're "different". They're dogpiling you because you're a predictable judgemental stereotyping laughable mess.