. . . I think we upset him. Poor guy.

What you did:

Stated some really pathetic sixist view, which you then took back, which you then reinstated, then claimed to take back.


Your calling us the troll?

I'm not sure whether I should type something long and eloquent when someone opens up a thread like this. So I'll just say that everyone should enjoy any kind of show they like, and that it is not surprising that people enjoy a show if writing and humour offer lots of entertainment for them. In case of kids shows, the more the parents can enjoy them too, the better.

It'll totally be good for him in the long run

That's how I sleep at night, anyway

Oh, he'll be fine. As soon as Rumple gets in the kitchen and makes him some hot chocolate...

I'm just trying to make sense of what hes saying......I really don't know what his opinion is now.

No. I saw a bit of back and forth going on myself.

...The Brink forums must be horrifying.

True enough, but still its hard to understand him.

Not really sure what he is trying to say with this thread at this point either. Now he just doesn't want to be viewed as closed minded it seems.

No one is harvesting my manhood in the dead of night... :stare:

I think... :unsure:

Ahh what the hell, lets party! :twirl:



:teehee:




jumping back on the topic train... no.

I have no idea why.




And please don't tell me either, m'kay :hehe: Buncha wierdo's if you ask me

Wait, jag, I have to be barefoot and pregnant first! Also, won't he want pie? Help, I'm so confused!

What is this, an episode of My Name Is Earl?

OP, get your wifebeater on!



:P

Dammit woman, you should have the pie ready already.

See, I knew this whole pony thing was a bad idea. Where's your friendships now? You ran him off to Brink. For shame.

You know, you don't cook enough roasts, Leela.

Make it an apple pie?

No wait, Pumpkin! :hehe:

:cookie:

Dammit, I didn't show the element of Kindness, now I can't be Fluttershy!

Ok, I'll be Barefoot Preggo-Twinkles. Tattoo a pearl necklace cutie-mark on my ass and we're all set. My element is the Element Of Pastry.

I can't understand the whole 'Grown men watching MLP' craze. I find it highly immasculine. But, I don't watch it, and they don't force me to watch it, so aside from making snide remarks, I leave them alone.

Now, see? That show I would watch.

Well I find the show to have better writing then you will see with most cartoons anymore with nicely done characters and had a oddly additive charm to it. Its actually rather adorable but not nauseating so, genuinely enjoyable and fun, humor that isn't just for little girls, and while the central plot for many episodes have been used plenty of times in children shows (which is not necessarily a bad thing depending on the theme) does this without turning into a mindnumbing cliche.

The show was created also with the intention of amusing parents who's children watch MLP so some advlt humor is slipped in and hence why many grown men chose to watch the show aside from the daww effect. Given that normally I'm more into grimdark things MLP was a nice change of pace and an enjoyable one at that, one that by no means threatens my masculinity.

Watching My Little Pony is what drove me to get a job as a fireman. Now whenever I watch an episode I can make sure I'm still "hardcoe" and "not automatically homo" by rescuing kittens and small children from burning buildings.

Of course, whenever I buy a new purse I have to resort to being Batman...

Just give it a try. That's always the first step to understanding.

And nobody bring up cannibalism another time. :stare:

Quite funny how can you all twist everything I say to your meanings

Well said.

Also examples: Mustaches, and the floppy horn.