My Little Pony: Threadship is Magic

[Otter]

My pal directed this doc that's going to debut at the Tribeca film fest. Looks super interesting, and more than a little weird as f*ck.

 

http://www.bronytalemovie.com/

 

 

[Governator]

My pal directed this doc that's going to debut at the Tribeca film fest. Looks super interesting, and more than a little weird as f*ck.

 

http://www.bronytalemovie.com/

 

-cut-

I bet the voice actor keeps a knife in her boot. I would.

I just can't see why they like it. I'm starting to think it's just for attention like the earlier posters said.

Edited March 7, 2014 by Deathmaker158

[Otter]

It's, uh, nice to belong to something, I guess? Can't deny it's cute. I still watch TMNT and few other Saturday morning cartoons and I think it's rad as f*ck, so I do think there's room for adults to enjoy cartoons.

[Governator]

It's, uh, nice to belong to something, I guess? Can't deny it's cute. I still watch TMNT and few other Saturday morning cartoons and I think it's rad as f*ck, so I do think there's room for adults to enjoy cartoons.

But I don't think you would dress up as the characters or collect dolls and toys... would you?

And I agree, adults can enjoy cartoons, I just think that some bronies may have an obsession to the point where it is a little unhealthy.

[TheGodDamnMaster]

My pal directed this doc that's going to debut at the Tribeca film fest. Looks super interesting, and more than a little weird as f*ck.

 

http://www.bronytalemovie.com/

 

Good lord...

 

[Mr. House]

I know a guy who knows a guy who is a 40 year old brony with two kids.

 

That's pretty f*cked up.

[Flūttershy]

 

It's, uh, nice to belong to something, I guess? Can't deny it's cute. I still watch TMNT and few other Saturday morning cartoons and I think it's rad as f*ck, so I do think there's room for adults to enjoy cartoons.

 

But I don't think you would dress up as the characters or collect dolls and toys... would you?

And I agree, adults can enjoy cartoons, I just think that some bronies may have an obsession to the point where it is a little unhealthy.

 

Aight, fair enough. I'm not doubting you. I just can't stand the negative stigma one gets from some people just for stating you're a brony.

 

You know, over at fimfiction (big My Little Pony fan fiction site), I was really surprised at how harsh the community is. If you post a crappy story, you'll get ripped to shreds. It honestly makes gtaforums look like a cute land of cuddly bears and rainbows and debunks the rumors that all bronies are overly nice and tolerant.

[TheGodDamnMaster]

I know a guy who knows a guy who is a 40 year old brony with two kids.

 

That's pretty f*cked up.

Yeah, like I was saying earlier, there are "normal" bronies who casually enjoy the show. It's just the obsessed fantards that give them a bad name.

[Mr. House]

 

My pal directed this doc that's going to debut at the Tribeca film fest. Looks super interesting, and more than a little weird as f*ck.

 

http://www.bronytalemovie.com/

 

Good lord...

 

 

That guy looks more like the Evil conscience from black and white than anything else.

[Shenmue18]

I've actually been noticing Bronies are decreasing, not increasing. In 2011-2012 MLP was getting a crazy following but luckily, people have seemed to have finally calmed down with the whole "Friendship is Magic" craze.

[Otter]

 

It's, uh, nice to belong to something, I guess? Can't deny it's cute. I still watch TMNT and few other Saturday morning cartoons and I think it's rad as f*ck, so I do think there's room for adults to enjoy cartoons.

But I don't think you would dress up as the characters or collect dolls and toys... would you?

And I agree, adults can enjoy cartoons, I just think that some bronies may have an obsession to the point where it is a little unhealthy.

 

 

 

...I have my moments

[Apex]

Poor girl.

 

[Stig]

I still watch Spongebob, because Spongebob is funny as f*ck. As stated above though, it seems like most bronies (or the ones that get the most publicity) are borderline creepy. I understand enjoying a cartoons, but taking pictures of yourself naked and then editing in a character from the show and depicting have sex with them (I would not f*ck Sandy Cheeks) is borderline f*cked up. I know, not everyone does it, but A LOT still do and I honestly hate to point it out, but most of the people I've seen that do do this type of sh*t are handicapped, whether it be Autism, or some other type of mental illness. Like the guys that buy the MLP teddy bears and then take them to dinners in public places and pretending there their wives and sh*t.

 

C'mon man.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=433CrvyDMEo

 

Edit: And yea, we all know rule 34, but this is different.

Edited March 7, 2014 by RadioIsotope

[Flūttershy]

I still watch Spongebob, because Spongebob is funny as f*ck. As stated above though, it seems like most bronies (or the ones that get the most publicity) are borderline creepy. I understand enjoying a cartoons, but taking pictures of yourself naked and then editing in a character from the show and depicting have sex with them (I would not f*ck Sandy Cheeks) is borderline f*cked up. I know, not everyone does it, but A LOT still do and I honestly hate to point it out, but most of the people I've seen that do do this type of sh*t are handicapped, whether it be Autism, or some other type of mental illness. Like the guys that buy the MLP teddy bears and then take them to dinners in public places and pretending there their wives and sh*t.

 

C'mon man.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=433CrvyDMEo

 

Edit: And yea, we all know rule 34, but this is different.

Damn, that must have been awkward as hell for the voice actors. But I've said it a million times before and I'll say it again, those kind of people are a very small group in the fandom.

 

Anyway, personally the reason I even watch this show was probably this scene:

 

[Youtube]

 

I'm sorry, but that made my stone cold heart burst.

Edited March 7, 2014 by rawrsnar

[na89340qv0n34b09q340]

As stated above though, it seems like most bronies (or the ones that get the most publicity) are borderline creepy.

 

That's because they're the interesting ones. If you go to any popular brony forum none of them are posting about their new plush and its special modification, or discussing which artists do the best Applejack porn. The strangest thing you'll find on pony forums are roleplaying. Even on the 4chan's mlp board, where stuff like that should be off the walls if bronies were as perverted as some of you seem to think, sincere fetish threads look like they're about as common as they are on the comics/cartoon board and the Pokémon board (like 20% of the threads on any day, maximum).

 

The average GTAForums user doesn't visit the Equestria forums or 4chan's mlp board. They do visit youtube though, where videos of the weird fans are uploaded and shared almost every day, and where the only people talking about ponies on videos that aren't fan videos for mlp (and why would you even click those anyway?) are unwelcome guests who are either spamming and trolling for your irritation or trying to defend the fandom from the guy who made a funny joke.

 

'course none of that matters; furries are weirdos, and I'm taking this too seriously.

Edited March 7, 2014 by Joe Chip

[Flūttershy]

[Frank Brown]

I don't see why making fun of Bronies is such a big deal. It's not like you're born with Bronyism coded into your DNA and we need to be sensitive towards it. It's weird. And you're weird if you watch it religiously.

 

Also. Bronies will be blamed during the next economic crisis.

 

If I am ever really in power, the destruction of the Bronies will be my first and most important job. As soon as I have power, I shall have gallows after gallows erected, for example, in Ponyville in Equestria-as many of them as traffic allows.

 

 

- Vlynor 2016

Edited March 7, 2014 by Vlynor

[Flūttershy]

brony pony tony phony moany lonely

 

 

 

That is the funniest thing I've read all day. Thank you.

Edited March 7, 2014 by rawrsnar

[Otter]

Pro tip, assholes - don't quote the losers.

[TEoS]

Pro tip, assholes - don't quote the losers.

Someone's starting to sound like a closet Brony-sympathizer.

 

 

We'd like to ask you a few questions, please.

[Otter]

Sorry, i realize i deleted the majority of the context along with the offender spammer.

 

Pro tip: ignore the otter

[Moth]

Sorry, i realize i deleted the majority of the context along with the offender spammer.

 

Pro tip: ignore the otter

Wait, so does that mean we can ignore what you say? Free Porn for everyone!!

 

 

 

*not really*

[t3h PeNgU1N oF d00m]

What's funny is that Bronies are at the bottom of the "nerd" hierarchy. You know it's bad when they're not even accepted at Comic-Con.

[Flūttershy]

You know, I've been thinking a lot lately. I went down to the lake, skipped some rocks, and really pondered the world and its quirks in existence. And you know what? I came to a nice, satisfying conclusion, and I thought I'd share it with you all.

 

 

[TheGodDamnMaster]

I still watch Spongebob, because Spongebob is funny as f*ck. As stated above though, it seems like most bronies (or the ones that get the most publicity) are borderline creepy. I understand enjoying a cartoons, but taking pictures of yourself naked and then editing in a character from the show and depicting have sex with them (I would not f*ck Sandy Cheeks) is borderline f*cked up. I know, not everyone does it, but A LOT still do and I honestly hate to point it out, but most of the people I've seen that do do this type of sh*t are handicapped, whether it be Autism, or some other type of mental illness. Like the guys that buy the MLP teddy bears and then take them to dinners in public places and pretending there their wives and sh*t.

 

C'mon man.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=433CrvyDMEo

 

Edit: And yea, we all know rule 34, but this is different.

 

Oh f*ck, I remember that video. "This is a question for you" "GREEEAAAAT..."

 

And the reaction of that guy when he says "molester" is priceless.

[Killerdude]

My 9 year old Sister watches My Little Pony, Knowing that Grown men, Not only Watch this show, But enjoy it? Is f*cked up.

I can understand if you're a Father, watching this with your Daughter because, Family time and all that.

 

 

 

Really, Bronies are not Normal.

 

Please let this Dark, Dark chapter in Human history be struck from the records for all eternity.

[Clem Fandango]

Also, is it me, or are all bronies situated in the Midwest?

[Max]

I know, not everyone does it, but A LOT still do and I honestly hate to point it out, but most of the people I've seen that do do this type of sh*t are handicapped, whether it be Autism, or some other type of mental illness.

And I think that is the shows appeal to many people. It seems to me that the a large proportion of Bronies would feature somewhere on the autism scale. The simple depiction of friendship and social interaction, the clear division between right and wrong and the friendly accessible characters are all things which would appeal to people with autisum, Asbergers, learning difficulties etc.

[The-King]

You know, I've been thinking a lot lately. I went down to the lake, skipped some rocks, and really pondered the world and its quirks in existence. And you know what? I came to a nice, satisfying conclusion, and I thought I'd share it with you all.

 

 

 

Generally, if you have a lot of 'haters' it tends to be for a very good reason.

 

It's always vocal minorities that cause issues for everyone else, just look at third wave Feminism and the current state of the Men's Rights movement, at their core they both have absolutely brilliant forward thinking ideas, but the loudest personalities always ruin it for everyone else by projecting their own personal insecurities onto all of their ideas (for those familiar I'd say Big Red is a shining example of what I'm talking about and if you don't know who she is I recommend keeping it that way).

 

Bronies bother me a bunch, but in that same right two of the kindest most thoughtful people I know are bronies and very forward about it. Don't throw away the bag of apples because you happened to find the one with a worm.

Edited March 7, 2014 by The-King

[Clem Fandango]

 

I know, not everyone does it, but A LOT still do and I honestly hate to point it out, but most of the people I've seen that do do this type of sh*t are handicapped, whether it be Autism, or some other type of mental illness.

And I think that is the shows appeal to many people. It seems to me that the a large proportion of Bronies would feature somewhere on the autism scale. The simple depiction of friendship and social interaction, the clear division between right and wrong and the friendly accessible characters are all things which would appeal to people with autisum, Asbergers, learning difficulties etc.

 

Yeah, this is what I've always thought, though I'm not sure they're all or even mostly clinically autistic, just a bit overwhelmed by all the irony and complicated references you find in modern media. It's be a bit hard to understand an episode of Family Guy if you never left the house.