Made By Request - MLP FIM Thread

Its now my fan theory that Equestria is Ooo from Adventure Time before the Mushroom Wars happened.

So on a totally unrelated note, I may or may not write a fanfiction that involves the ponies meeting Carl Johnson.

Dewmann wrote:So on a totally unrelated note, I may or may not write a fanfiction that involves the ponies meeting Carl Johnson.

No.

Just please...

No.

Dash's entrances in most of Season 1, sumed up in three words:
OUTA BUCKING NOWHERE

Dewmann wrote:So on a totally unrelated note, I may or may not write a fanfiction that involves the ponies meeting Carl Johnson.

Yes.

Just please

Yes

The set-up would be a bit difficult, and it would be hard to find a way for them to become friends, but I think it would be possible. And at the end, right before CJ is transported back home, he writes a letter to Princess Celestia on what he learned regarding the magic of friendship.

Dewmann wrote:The set-up would be a bit difficult, and it would be hard to find a way for them to become friends, but I think it would be possible. And at the end, right before CJ is transported back home, he writes a letter to Princess Celestia on what he learned regarding the magic of friendship.

.....

YOu have convinced me.

Do it.

Well, I won't watch it today. I have enough pony to come right now.
Mum's been introduced, and she isn't too impressed by it, but she thinks it's "cute."
Better than her origonal reaction to it.
"Just... please tell me your straight."

Please.

Why would a gay guy watch MLP? It's filled with females.

And what would it matter if you were gay?

That too.

No, wait, I imagine my parents would freak if I were gay.


Which is weird. If I ever had a kid, and he turned out to be gay, I wouldn't really care.

Top Hat Zebra wrote:Please.

Why would a gay guy watch MLP? It's filled with females.

So?
I watch movies full of guys, one with male-only cast, and I'm straight.
You're argument is invalid, I'm saying that even if it is in my defence, because I don't want to be defended by such.
@Jonny Well my family belives in traditonal values, but while we don't enjoy the idea of gays, we still tolerate them.
But it would be really hard to take if someone in our family annouced that they where gay. No offence to you Jonny.

Top Hat Zebra wrote:Please.

Why would a gay guy watch MLP? It's filled with females.

^/Humor/

Okey Dokey, Loki!

Also that was probably the best episode yet.

I liked it alright.

It wasn't my favorite.


But, seriously. What the fuck, Pinkie's friends!?!?! What kind of friends do that?!?!?!

Rare wrote:

Also that was probably the best episode yet.

Unless the show has Neil Patrick Harris in it.
He's part of the reason I've come to embrace my pseudohomosexuality, but that's neitehr here nor there.

Rare wrote:

Depends.
What definiton of gay are you useing?
MLP:FiM makes me really happy, so it makes me gay.

What? I'm a young man of old morals and non-altered phrases, if you know what I mean.
I have a moral code that trumps most of the kids in my school for sure...

The episode was pretty good, but not great. Good friendship lesson though.

The episode felt a little slow for me at first, but picked up speed around when Twilight started looking for clues.

I love Rarity's new hairstyle though.

Katls wrote:What? I'm a young man of old morals and non-altered phrases, if you know what I mean.
I have a moral code that trumps most of the kids in my school for sure...

I sometimes question your morals... (no offence but it is true 0.1% of the time)

The moral was weak.

Why did PINKIE have to learn a lesson when it was her 'friends' who were unable to restrain from ruining something that took a month to plan and make and obviously meant a lot to the Cakes?

Also, it's clear from the babysitting episode (can't remember the name now) that Pinkie has to fight for the Cakes to take her seriously. If you notice, the Cakes were going to send that important delivery with Pinkie, alone, entrusting her with this important job that would mark Pinkie as the responsible pony she wants to be seen as. Her friends helped her take the cake to the train, but weren't originally going to make the journey as well.

This was a very important big moment for both Pinkie and the Cakes and Pinkie's friends had to ruin it because they couldn't wait until after the judging to eat the cake. Pinkie has a rare moment of adulthood and its ruined by friends who weren't even going to join her originally.

Several times have I been entrusted to do something and someone else has wrecked it for me, casting me in the bad light. This episode makes me feel sour lemons.

Pinkie confirmed for being most tolerate pony ever. My Jimmies remain rustled.

But other then weak moral and lame character writing, this episode was pretty boss.


Edit;

Katls sometimes I think you just try to be different.

Yeah, well said.


I kind of flet that they were all really out of character. I mean.... Fluttershy, eating something that doesn't belong to her? What?