Author Topic: Pony eyes, cutie marks, and mouth  (Read 28928 times)

He's implying Comr4de is a manchild because he has a MLP-style kirby avatar
apparently it's futile to like a show that isn't exactly targeted for someone of that audience

None of them belong to a furry fandom.

So?
How does this have to do with anything?

Krystal Clan
there was a private pack of prints that nobody outside of the clan knew about
well except my brother

Private meaning not public meaning how these prints should be.

privat like wher u touch ur sef.......................

privat like wher u touch ur sef.......................
yes

apparently it's futile to like a show that isn't exactly targeted for someone of that audience

No, it's how bronies act like little girls while watching the show. If they acted like mature men instead of manchildren then I don't think many people would have a problem.

No, it's how bronies act like little girls while watching the show.

So that's it?  That's your problem with bronies?  I'm pretty sure little girls don't laugh at moments that mirror mature fanfics, or at things that can be interpreted as loveual innuendo.

So that's it?  That's your problem with bronies?  I'm pretty sure little girls don't laugh at moments that mirror mature fanfics, or at things that can be interpreted as loveual innuendo.

Because little girls aren't loveually active, that's the difference. Bronies may act like little girls but they are loveually active and that's what makes it even worse.

Because little girls aren't loveually active, that's the difference. Bronies may act like little girls but they are loveually active and that's what makes it even worse.

There are multiple problems with this assumption.  For one thing, the really childish bronies are simply a vocal minority.  This also extends to the idiots and starfishs of the fandom.  I myself am not the nicest person in the world, but the general attitude most bronies have is a lot more pleasant than most people who would be considered rabid fans of just about anything, not to mention the many awesome bronies out there who are extremely friendly and talented.  Secondly, I have personally spoken with an aloveual brony in the past, and before you go and say that nullifies what I said before, you don't have to be loveual yourself to understand love.

On some level I realize this is futile.  I know you, Lord Tony.  You live to troll.  You hate ponies and bronies, and all you're going to do as long as there are pony-related threads is cough up bullstuff excuses as to why we're terrible people and we have terrible tastes.

I only seen two decent bronies.

There are multiple problems with this assumption.  For one thing, the really childish furries are simply a vocal minority.  This also extends to the idiots and starfishs of the fandom.  I myself am not the nicest person in the world, but the general attitude most furries have is a lot more pleasant than most people who would be considered rabid fans of just about anything, not to mention the many awesome furries out there who are extremely friendly and talented.  Secondly, I have personally spoken with an aloveual furry in the past, and before you go and say that nullifies what I said before, you don't have to be loveual yourself to understand love.
hahaha it's the same argument

hahaha it's the same argument

There's a serious problem with the definition(s) of "furry" to begin with anyway.  The word is practically meaningless.  I guess you could say the same of bronies, but "furry" is far more ambiguous.
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Secondly, I have personally spoken with an aloveual brony in the past, and before you go and say that nullifies what I said before, you don't have to be loveual yourself to understand love.
Aloveuality is only an excuse for people who can't find a girlfriend.

Which seems just about right for bronies
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No, it's how bronies act like little girls while watching the show.
I hate this too, but you're acting as if every single brony acts like that. I can assure you that is not the case.
the general attitude most bronies have is a lot more pleasant than most people who would be considered rabid fans of just about anything, not to mention the many awesome bronies out there who are extremely friendly and talented.

There's a serious problem with the definition(s) of "furry" to begin with anyway.  The word is practically meaningless.  I guess you could say the same of bronies, but "furry" is far more ambiguous.
To disambiguate: members of the fandom