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Quote from: AaronMk on 2014 Aug 27, 22:50:09Quote from: Bro1997 on 2014 Aug 26, 22:34:02Quote from: AaronMk on 2014 Aug 26, 17:25:51
Let's ask his voice. Peter New should know. He knows everything. But Larson still knows more.
He doesn't know.
Let's just say Big Mac is "simple" and leave it at that.
What do you mean by "simple". Just a pony with a simple lifestyle, perhaps? But I still want to know technically if Big Mac is shy or introverted.
Don't tell me you don't know what "simple" means in this context.
Quote from: snowflurry on 2014 Aug 27, 23:21:12
I feel that he is more stoic, my theory is that after the death of his parents he took the role to stay strong and endure the pain so that he could care for his family so they and the farm didn't fall completely to pieces, and it developed into the strong pony of few words he is today.
Quote from: Midnight Breeze on 2014 Aug 27, 01:35:40
He's not shy. Shyness by definition insinuates that one is uncomfortable and anxious in social situations, but Big Mac is not, he just prefers to keep to himself is all.
Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2014 Aug 27, 02:32:31Quote from: Midnight Breeze on 2014 Aug 27, 01:35:40
He's not shy. Shyness by definition insinuates that one is uncomfortable and anxious in social situations, but Big Mac is not, he just prefers to keep to himself is all.
So, he's just a reeeally quiet introvert.
Quote from: Yuriski on 2014 Aug 27, 01:29:43
I don't think he's as shy as people make him out to be. In Filli Vanilli, he performed multiple times with The Ponytones in front of large crowds under a lot of pressure. He also took part in a turkey gobble during that, which he had apparently won many times before.
Quote from: AaronMk on 2014 Aug 26, 17:25:51
Let's ask his voice. Peter New should know. He knows everything. But Larson still knows more.
He doesn't know.
Let's just say Big Mac is "simple" and leave it at that.
Quote from: Dark Hooves on 2014 Aug 26, 17:34:59
i vote introvert, a lot of ppl are introverts and share traits big mac has
Quote from: Midnight Breeze on 2014 Aug 26, 18:02:10
He's just a loner is all.
Quote from: Ryo_D_Disk on 2014 Aug 25, 05:03:58
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Quote from: Cormac117 on 2014 Aug 15, 10:49:38
My story.... Well here you go.
My sister mentioned one of her friends having a party based on the show. My sister being Rarity. I thought nothing of it. Then I walked in on her watching an episode. I watched a little bit. I told myself it was just stupid. But it started to grow on me. Telling myself it wasn't as bad as people make it out to be. So one day I was on Youtube. Saw a pony video, got me to finally become a brony. You wouldn't believe the video..... Smile HD .... I wish it wasn't that, but it still got me to watch the show. So I'll give it that at the very least.
Quote from: rhg135 on 2014 Aug 09, 13:56:19
I'll add my story.
It was 2013 and since idk chemotherapy, whille successful, had pretty much killed my enthusiasm for life, I didn't do much. Hence I had never heard of FiM.
Earlier that year I was on IRC hacking on a phone with other people. A friend mentioned he was a brony a few times, but that was it until mid summer. He said something implying that you can't mock something unless you know what. Even though I wasn't involved I somehow clicked on the YT link, then the next.
That's how i became 20% cooler.
Quote from: AaronMk on 2014 Aug 24, 21:21:50Quote from: Tiger on 2014 Aug 24, 21:00:40
Dude, chill.
Just chill.
See, you're still taking things too seriously, together with your pessimism. Stop being so pessimistic! The internet may have done bad things, but it's done wonderful things as well! People make friends from across the world through the internet, or reconnect with friends that have gone across the world through it. People learn about this annoying thing called timezones through the internet. People have online businesses and make money they couldn't have made otherwise.
Why don't you take a step back and take a look at the good side of things, instead of disregarding them completely?
Let's not forget the democratization of information and the ability to amass movements in response to negative social change or events. Shall I invoke Vivian James in reference to the current Quinspiracy?
Time goes by and stuff dies. The industries that can not adapt or refuse to update die. Such is a fact of the free market. But Blockbuster and company was hardly a major employer or one employing valuable high-skill employees. So its worth in the grand scheme of shut downs in a market with growing emphasis on high-skill service jobs is pretty nill. You won't see me shed a tear over a brick and mortar whose services are fourth class compared to Netflix.
Quote from: LunarDusk on 2014 Aug 24, 22:30:32Quote from: Bro1997 on 2014 Aug 24, 19:20:15Quote from: AaronMk on 2014 Aug 24, 01:11:42Quote from: Bro1997 on 2014 Aug 23, 22:48:06Quote from: AaronMk on 2014 Aug 23, 09:06:52
I got to ask: is it really all that hard to look at Twi's expression and then the background content? It's more related to the topic I feel than you believe.
There are things I am tempted to say about these last posts. But I'm keeping my mouth shut.
Why don't you ask then? I don't even get Twi's expression and the background! You make no sense at all and are like those members who want me to stop posting new topics that they deem worthless. This is what annoys me about this forum. It's way too strict. I bet you think I'm childish, don't you?
When you average a thread a day for overall menial subjects that can be wrapped up nicely into a General then it's pretty justified to not take anything you're putting out seriously. If you're new and all to the art of foruming then I can probably see your energy for wanting to post as many threads as possible. But let's be serious: roughly a thread or a thread and a half a day is a great way to discover the wrong way to get to a classification of posting whose name I would probably be banned for invoking.
And thread topics about lunch boxes and stuff like this with the implied intent of serious ownership doesn't spell well on your person. Yes, I get it. You're a brony, we're a brony. We're all Horse <Cuddlers> here but there's a fine line between that marks where being "that guy" is. We all can't be the Brony of Happiness. It's not exactly socially comfortable, shall we say. I'd invoke the relevant terminology for this sort of lack of social graces and balancing, but I'm sure it would just end my current streak as fast as the aforementioned posting classification.
In all: slow down, use threads that are already there, stop taking things so seriously, and if you really got to make a thread and if you have topics you want to discuss that's a common theme for all possible threads you could make: make a General on that topic. Don't fill things up with a dozen lunchbox threads. It really doesn't look good on you and frankly clutters the board with one-to-none post threads.
This was the only topic I made that was about a lunchbox. But, I see what your saying. I put on way too many new threads without considering looking at past threads and just looking at what other members have put down and just learn from it that way. I also have been accused of wrong doings as well without looking at the forum rules. One member for instance on a topic I put down called "Do you remember Pikachu and his love for ketchup?" which is located under video games if you want to look at it did say not to make threads like this. I just don't see what the big deal is with creating new topics! I respect that over the last 2 years that some of the topics about Equestria's government and such have been already discussed and that newer topics should be like what's going to happen in Season 5 or beyond. I'm sorry for being so serious as well. I've been so concerned that the brony fandom will end and that MLP FIM won't last more then another year. Again, I'm sorry for being rude, disrespectful, ignorant toward other members, and not following the forum rules on here. I suppose I should lock some of threads I've created now. Only for the respect of this forum.
Post MergeQuote from: Invultrois on 2014 Aug 24, 02:05:35Quote from: AaronMk on 2014 Aug 24, 01:11:42Quote from: Bro1997 on 2014 Aug 23, 22:48:06Quote from: AaronMk on 2014 Aug 23, 09:06:52
I got to ask: is it really all that hard to look at Twi's expression and then the background content? It's more related to the topic I feel than you believe.
There are things I am tempted to say about these last posts. But I'm keeping my mouth shut.
Why don't you ask then? I don't even get Twi's expression and the background! You make no sense at all and are like those members who want me to stop posting new topics that they deem worthless. This is what annoys me about this forum. It's way too strict. I bet you think I'm childish, don't you?
When you average a thread a day for overall menial subjects that can be wrapped up nicely into a General then it's pretty justified to not take anything you're putting out seriously. If you're new and all to the art of foruming then I can probably see your energy for wanting to post as many threads as possible. But let's be serious: roughly a thread or a thread and a half a day is a great way to discover the wrong way to get to a classification of posting whose name I would probably be banned for invoking.
And thread topics about lunch boxes and stuff like this with the implied intent of serious ownership doesn't spell well on your person. Yes, I get it. You're a brony, we're a brony. We're all Horse <Cuddlers> here but there's a fine line between that marks where being "that guy" is. We all can't be the Brony of Happiness. It's not exactly socially comfortable, shall we say. I'd invoke the relevant terminology for this sort of lack of social graces and balancing, but I'm sure it would just end my current streak as fast as the aforementioned posting classification.
In all: slow down, use threads that are already there, stop taking things so seriously, and if you really got to make a thread and if you have topics you want to discuss that's a common theme for all possible threads you could make: make a General on that topic. Don't fill things up with a dozen lunchbox threads. It really doesn't look good on you and frankly clutters the board with one-to-none post threads.
You've got a point, lots of it! Totally agree with ya Aaron.
I think you need a rest Bro1997, pace it down a little.
The Internet does things to you.
Well, the internet causes a lot of problems. It destroys relationships, has destroyed many companies like Montgomery Ward and Blockbuster, and has no good beyond the introducing of cyber school. This is why I wish I could go back in time to the 1960s or 70s because things were so much more simpler. Even though MLP didn't exist until 1983. At least I could've been a fan from the beginning, but sadly I wasn't. And do you really want me to quit this forum? Because I think you and Aaron want me to. Not that Night Pony and other members other then Cloudwilk hate me as well. If my account is terminated, then fine. So be it.
"I've been so concerned that the brony fandom will end and that MLP FIM won't last more then another year."
Brony fandom...ending? Ha...thats not going to happen anytime soon...
Quote from: Tiger on 2014 Aug 24, 21:00:40
Dude, chill.
Just chill.
See, you're still taking things too seriously, together with your pessimism. Stop being so pessimistic! The internet may have done bad things, but it's done wonderful things as well! People make friends from across the world through the internet, or reconnect with friends that have gone across the world through it. People learn about this annoying thing called timezones through the internet. People have online businesses and make money they couldn't have made otherwise.
Why don't you take a step back and take a look at the good side of things, instead of disregarding them completely?
Quote from: Midnight Breeze on 2014 Aug 24, 18:21:12
I tend to prefer Sonic blasts because 1. It comes with whipped cream 2. The ice cream is vanilla rather than plain white and 3. The ice cream doesn't stick 3 inches above the cup when you get it, so you can actually drive home with it without it melting all over the car.
That said, the blasts are quite expensive. A small costs 4 dollars (tax included), so I'd expect it to be pretty high quality for that price. One time I actually get one that looked like they didn't mix it at all. It had like an inch of solid Oreo on top of a 5 inches of pure ice cream.
I would have complained if I had noticed it before getting home.
Quote from: Yuriski on 2014 Aug 24, 05:33:04
I'm a bit late to jump on the bandwagon, but I feel that it entirely depends on the whereabouts that you live, and the people you know. Out of all the people I know, a huge majority of those really do not care that I like MLP at all: sure, that's definitely not the case for everyone, but I firmly believe that humanity is slowly (but surely) moving on to the "each to their own" mindset. Obviously, I do get a few... comments... about it now and again, but I would guess that's down to the nature of those individuals.
Of course, there are 7 billion+ people on the world, and it will take time for all of them to change their opinions and become more openminded, but hopefully it won't be in 1000s of years from now, as Bro1997 has said. I'll estimate a couple decades (and well after the demise of MLP ) before humanity will move on from these stereotypes.
Quote from: Yuriski on 2014 Aug 24, 18:19:44Quote from: Nuserame on 2014 Aug 24, 14:22:45
Call my cynical, but thats definitely not going to happen in a few decades. Some of the younger generations in the more populated areas of the western world, maybe. Anywhere outside there, well don't expect it in out lifetime. I don't know if you have ever been outside the western world and actually conversed with people there for an extended period of time (or had online friend from eastern Europe or something) but they aren't as free thinking.
I know quite a few people from eastern europe, and I have to agree with you on that point. In a few decades however, many many things have changed in the past. Compare the 1960s with now, for example. Or the 1900s with the 1950s.
Quote from: Night Pony on 2014 Aug 23, 01:58:02
If that's the case then it would be the same as the old and new Powerpuff girls.
Quote from: AaronMk on 2014 Aug 24, 01:11:42Quote from: Bro1997 on 2014 Aug 23, 22:48:06Quote from: AaronMk on 2014 Aug 23, 09:06:52
I got to ask: is it really all that hard to look at Twi's expression and then the background content? It's more related to the topic I feel than you believe.
There are things I am tempted to say about these last posts. But I'm keeping my mouth shut.
Why don't you ask then? I don't even get Twi's expression and the background! You make no sense at all and are like those members who want me to stop posting new topics that they deem worthless. This is what annoys me about this forum. It's way too strict. I bet you think I'm childish, don't you?
When you average a thread a day for overall menial subjects that can be wrapped up nicely into a General then it's pretty justified to not take anything you're putting out seriously. If you're new and all to the art of foruming then I can probably see your energy for wanting to post as many threads as possible. But let's be serious: roughly a thread or a thread and a half a day is a great way to discover the wrong way to get to a classification of posting whose name I would probably be banned for invoking.
And thread topics about lunch boxes and stuff like this with the implied intent of serious ownership doesn't spell well on your person. Yes, I get it. You're a brony, we're a brony. We're all Horse <Cuddlers> here but there's a fine line between that marks where being "that guy" is. We all can't be the Brony of Happiness. It's not exactly socially comfortable, shall we say. I'd invoke the relevant terminology for this sort of lack of social graces and balancing, but I'm sure it would just end my current streak as fast as the aforementioned posting classification.
In all: slow down, use threads that are already there, stop taking things so seriously, and if you really got to make a thread and if you have topics you want to discuss that's a common theme for all possible threads you could make: make a General on that topic. Don't fill things up with a dozen lunchbox threads. It really doesn't look good on you and frankly clutters the board with one-to-none post threads.
Quote from: Invultrois on 2014 Aug 24, 02:05:35Quote from: AaronMk on 2014 Aug 24, 01:11:42Quote from: Bro1997 on 2014 Aug 23, 22:48:06Quote from: AaronMk on 2014 Aug 23, 09:06:52
I got to ask: is it really all that hard to look at Twi's expression and then the background content? It's more related to the topic I feel than you believe.
There are things I am tempted to say about these last posts. But I'm keeping my mouth shut.
Why don't you ask then? I don't even get Twi's expression and the background! You make no sense at all and are like those members who want me to stop posting new topics that they deem worthless. This is what annoys me about this forum. It's way too strict. I bet you think I'm childish, don't you?
When you average a thread a day for overall menial subjects that can be wrapped up nicely into a General then it's pretty justified to not take anything you're putting out seriously. If you're new and all to the art of foruming then I can probably see your energy for wanting to post as many threads as possible. But let's be serious: roughly a thread or a thread and a half a day is a great way to discover the wrong way to get to a classification of posting whose name I would probably be banned for invoking.
And thread topics about lunch boxes and stuff like this with the implied intent of serious ownership doesn't spell well on your person. Yes, I get it. You're a brony, we're a brony. We're all Horse <Cuddlers> here but there's a fine line between that marks where being "that guy" is. We all can't be the Brony of Happiness. It's not exactly socially comfortable, shall we say. I'd invoke the relevant terminology for this sort of lack of social graces and balancing, but I'm sure it would just end my current streak as fast as the aforementioned posting classification.
In all: slow down, use threads that are already there, stop taking things so seriously, and if you really got to make a thread and if you have topics you want to discuss that's a common theme for all possible threads you could make: make a General on that topic. Don't fill things up with a dozen lunchbox threads. It really doesn't look good on you and frankly clutters the board with one-to-none post threads.
You've got a point, lots of it! Totally agree with ya Aaron.
I think you need a rest Bro1997, pace it down a little.
The Internet does things to you.
Quote from: Pipkin on 2014 Aug 23, 02:10:17
Hey guys, just a friendly reminder, make sure you don't bring up any topics that are against the rules in your posts. Thanks
Quote from: cloudwilk on 2014 Aug 23, 07:18:04
I've been trying to dodge the gender-thing rule~ And religion, politic thing....
I could explain that but I don't want to. I feel now that the traction has shifted to directly what it is and with today's ever so wide culture so people don't hide it, this fandom will leave an impact on reforming our opinions about what people can and can't get into. I don't think it will be revolutionary exactly, but I do think this will leave an impact that will better the world. ^^
Quote from: AaronMk on 2014 Aug 23, 09:06:52
I got to ask: is it really all that hard to look at Twi's expression and then the background content? It's more related to the topic I feel than you believe.
There are things I am tempted to say about these last posts. But I'm keeping my mouth shut.
Quote from: AaronMk on 2014 Aug 20, 18:16:57
> Wanting that lunchbox.
Pic related.
Quote from: Dream Bolt on 2014 Aug 18, 00:17:32
Mean people, insecure people, and bullies will always try to find a way to criticize others. Throughout the ages, violence and cruelty have been lauded by such people s a sign of strength, while kindness, innocence, and love have been regarded as weak. (Most likely such people who criticize these things have an underlying jealousy, as their minds are filled with anger and sadness, and they continue to feed those though their pursuits.)
It's not just "ponies are for girls". It is the mentality of humanity as a whole. Ponies are sweet and kind, and encourage such behavior. Sadly, there will always be people who, for some sad, inexplicable reason, seem to hate the sweet and lovable, and perhaps even secretly fear it, for it reminds them of how unkind they are and how bleak the world they have made for themselves is.
But on the bright side, bronies seem to really be spreading. Apparently a lot of people are getting tired of the bleak, the cruel, and the violent, and are just unafraid to admit that they want a little happiness, sweetness, and love in their lives.
Quote from: cloudwilk on 2014 Aug 18, 08:06:58
I really hope this goes away. I feel it's possible the more people mix with things that are socially deemed unacceptable BUT are harmless in every way. The social standards not set up by logic and/or backed by fact do not really need a place here. (Emotional considerations and all, of course. For humans are an emotional specie and it is logical to recognize where pain and happiness collide/separate. With the progressing of the race, I should hope we establish what logically should make us sad and what shouldn't.)
In regards to the comment defending bully's innocence (or at least trying to get people to back away from being harsh) I do not feel the same way. Some kids are bully's, not because they were abused as a child, but just because of raising or it just makes them feel tough. Nothing has to happen for them to ruin another kid's life. Granted, there are times when that is the case, and it is when they are no longer the bully but the victim do I feel sorry. But in every case the bully is the, well, bully, I feel to regret for the punishment they should take. Honestly, they barely get enough. The worst thing that works against them is people's reaction later in life to how asinine picking on people is. Well... I guess it depends on how bad the circumstance. They're are certain cases where the bully and the victim are truly not as clear as it would seem. Of course, in those cases, perhaps better terms would suit the situation.
Quote from: Chishio Kunrin on 2014 Aug 19, 04:50:58Quote from: Bro1997 on 2014 Aug 18, 21:23:48Spoiler: showThe show sometimes doesn't make any sense at all. They put elements we use to describe equines and show inventions we made for equines like Bridles and Saddles. Twilight sure only knows things in a equine perspective. You really think that ponies in Equestria really use that phase and can tell a pony's age by their teeth and how mature they are? Imagine what Celestia and Luna's look like. They've been around a thousand years! By the way, what scenes from the show actually show the ponies wearing Bridles and not the mannequins? I've seen maybe one scene from a episode of a pony wearing a saddle, but not a Bridle. Maybe they'll show it in Season 5? I hope not. These things didn't even exist in MLP cartoons until FIM! G3 did something right for once, excluding "Rainbow Dash always dresses in style". G3 Rainbow Dash was G4 Rarity and even said words like "Darling". You can tell how much Rarity and Rainbow Dash have changed. G3 Rarity was just a filly.
I imagine that saddles and bridles don't have the same origin and meaning in their world as they do in ours.
Though, I like to imagine that Twilight wearing a saddle when Spike rides on her back would make it more comfortable for both her and Spike. As I said before, riding a horse bareback can hurt, and someone else pointed out that a saddle makes it more comfortable for the horse too, not just the rider.
Also, no, I don't think that the ponies in Equestria tell each other's age by their teeth and whatnot. But Twilight Sparkle did use that phrase. When I said "What is its etymology in your world, I wonder?" I was basically saying "I wonder what that phrase's origin is in their world because surely they never bought each other and priced each other according to age."
By the way, Celestia and Luna's teeth wouldn't be huge.
Yes, a horse's teeth keep growing, but they also keep getting ground down. You tell a horse's age by what the tops of their teeth look like, not by the size of their teeth. It's almost like when you cut down a tree and can count the rings on the stump to tell how old it was.