My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Thread

[Wilgrove]

You don't like fun, do you?

I can be fun. Just not most all of the time.

Fixed. Honestly, your posts in this thread are just depressing. Learn to lighten up man, c'mon.

[Orangi]

I can be fun. Just not most all of the time.

Fixed. Honestly, your posts in this thread are just depressing. Learn to lighten up man, c'mon.

[North Wiedna]

Oh, I don't care. I was throwing out an example. Would you like me to edit my post good sir, to better fit the conversation? Or are you going to leave it as a fitting example?

There's a difference between main characters and background characters.

All I'm saying, is do we need it? It's all but canon anyway (See comic con poster) so I'm sure somehow it's an inevitability; they already tackled atheism/religion (Well done I say).

I see no reason why they can't make even a small reference to them being a couple during an episode.

[Wilgrove]

So, what would be the main religion of Equestria?

I think it a Sun Goddess kind of pagan religion that's obviously observes the cycle of the year and the sun & moon

Soooooo Wicca?

[Wilgrove]

Oh, I don't care. I was throwing out an example. Would you like me to edit my post good sir, to better fit the conversation? Or are you going to leave it as a fitting example?

There's a difference between main characters and background characters.

All I'm saying, is do we need it? It's all but canon anyway (See comic con poster) so I'm sure somehow it's an inevitability; they already tackled atheism/religion (Well done I say).

I see no reason why they can't make even a small reference to them being a couple during an episode.

Lyra should give Bon bon a slap on her ass and that "Rwar" look. *nods*

[Orangi]

Oh, I don't care. I was throwing out an example. Would you like me to edit my post good sir, to better fit the conversation? Or are you going to leave it as a fitting example?

There's a difference between main characters and background characters.

All I'm saying, is do we need it? It's all but canon anyway (See comic con poster) so I'm sure somehow it's an inevitability; they already tackled atheism/religion (Well done I say).

I see no reason why they can't make even a small reference to them being a couple during an episode.

Well, it'd be controversial, that's for sure. Moreso than Pinkie Keen, I think.

I don't think it'd get MLP yanked off the air, though. After all, they've got us. The Bronies. And we certainly make them profit/are a dedicated fanbase that would likely protest them taking it off the air. I'd help protest if it came for that.

*shrug*

I dunno'. I have absolutely no problem with gay/lesbian couples myself, but I do think it would be a bit awkward to address it in FiM, but since this show is already bucking boundaries...

Well, fuck. Maybe they should do it.

[North Wiedna]

So, what would be the main religion of Equestria?

I think it a Sun Goddess kind of pagan religion that's obviously observes the cycle of the year and the sun & moon

Soooooo Wicca?

You want them to be Wiccans. :3

I don't think they have religion per se (except for the rock farmers, they're Amish), they probably worship Celestia & Luna like a religion...

[Wilgrove]

There's a difference between main characters and background characters.

I see no reason why they can't make even a small reference to them being a couple during an episode.

Well, it'd be controversial, that's for sure. Moreso than Pinkie Keen, I think.

I don't think it'd get MLP yanked off the air, though. After all, they've got us. The Bronies. And we certainly make them profit/are a dedicated fanbase that would likely protest them taking it off the air. I'd help protest if it came for that.

*shrug*

I dunno'. I have absolutely no problem with gay/lesbian couples myself, but I do think it would be a bit awkward to address it in FiM, but since this show is already bucking boundaries...

Well, fuck. Maybe they should do it.

How was "Pinkie Keen" controversial?

[Orangi]

So, what would be the main religion of Equestria?

I think it a Sun Goddess kind of pagan religion that's obviously observes the cycle of the year and the sun & moon

Soooooo Wicca?

Actually, I think they can leave that one alone. "Centerpiece of my collection" summed it up pretty good as a cycle, which frankly, I am finding to make so much sense.

I have an odd comboligion of Christianity and some type of cycle.

[North Wiedna]

Well, it'd be controversial, that's for sure. Moreso than Pinkie Keen, I think.

I don't think it'd get MLP yanked off the air, though. After all, they've got us. The Bronies. And we certainly make them profit/are a dedicated fanbase that would likely protest them taking it off the air. I'd help protest if it came for that.

*shrug*

I dunno'. I have absolutely no problem with gay/lesbian couples myself, but I do think it would be a bit awkward to address it in FiM, but since this show is already bucking boundaries...

Well, fuck. Maybe they should do it.

How was "Pinkie Keen" controversial? :eyebrow:

Listen to the Friendship report and imagine it's about Jesus.

[Ameriganastan]

I can be fun. Just not most all of the time.

Fixed. Honestly, your posts in this thread are just depressing. Learn to lighten up man, c'mon.

I'm a realist. I never lighten up.

[Wilgrove]

So, what would be the main religion of Equestria?

I think it a Sun Goddess kind of pagan religion that's obviously observes the cycle of the year and the sun & moon

Soooooo Wicca?

You want them to be Wiccans. :3

I don't think they have religion per se (except for the rock farmers, they're Amish), they probably worship Celestia & Luna like a religion...

Well, honestly, it refreshing to see a show like MLP that teaches you good values to live by without preaching to you like you're in church. I just think it would be even awesomener if the ponies were pagan as well, and it'd be like "Hey, the ponies are pagans, and they're just like us!"

[Wilgrove]

Fixed. Honestly, your posts in this thread are just depressing. Learn to lighten up man, c'mon.

I'm a realist. I never lighten up.

Well this is supposed to be a fun thread, and you're kinda dragging down the vibe of the place man. Maybe you need to take a hit of the chronic or something.

[Orangi]

Well, it'd be controversial, that's for sure. Moreso than Pinkie Keen, I think.

I don't think it'd get MLP yanked off the air, though. After all, they've got us. The Bronies. And we certainly make them profit/are a dedicated fanbase that would likely protest them taking it off the air. I'd help protest if it came for that.

*shrug*

I dunno'. I have absolutely no problem with gay/lesbian couples myself, but I do think it would be a bit awkward to address it in FiM, but since this show is already bucking boundaries...

Well, fuck. Maybe they should do it.

How was "Pinkie Keen" controversial?

Imagine Twilight Sparkle as an atheist. "I won't believe anything unless I can prove it" came right from the horses' mouth.

Pinkie is the figure of things that don't make sense, but they DO happen. EG: Religion. We can't explain it, but many a religious text has stated historical events, that really have no proper explanation...

Twilight eventually accepts things as they are, and says something on the line of, "You can believe it, even if it doesn't make sense, that doesn't make it any less true."

So yeah. The episode addressed religion in a sneaky way. That's why I love it. It wasn't an anti-religion message, it was quite pro-religion I think.

[Wilgrove]

How was "Pinkie Keen" controversial?

Listen to the Friendship report and imagine it's about Jesus.

To YouTube! Now just gotta let it load up.

[Wilgrove]

How was "Pinkie Keen" controversial?

Imagine Twilight Sparkle as an atheist. "I won't believe anything unless I can prove it" came right from the horses' mouth.

Pinkie is the figure of things that don't make sense, but they DO happen. EG: Religion. We can't explain it, but many a religious text has stated historical events, that really have no proper explanation...

Twilight eventually accepts things as they are, and says something on the line of, "You can believe it, even if it doesn't make sense, that doesn't make it any less true."

So yeah. The episode addressed religion in a sneaky way. That's why I love it. It wasn't an anti-religion message, it was quite pro-religion I think.

Hmm, haven't thought of it that way. As soon as the episode loads up, I'll have to keep an eye out for it.

[North Wiedna]

How was "Pinkie Keen" controversial? :eyebrow:

Imagine Twilight Sparkle as an atheist. "I won't believe anything unless I can prove it" came right from the horses' mouth.

Pinkie is the figure of things that don't make sense, but they DO happen. EG: Religion. We can't explain it, but many a religious text has stated historical events, that really have no proper explanation...

Twilight eventually accepts things as they are, and says something on the line of, "You can believe it, even if it doesn't make sense, that doesn't make it any less true."

So yeah. The episode addressed religion in a sneaky way. That's why I love it. It wasn't an anti-religion message, it was quite pro-religion I think.

Didn't Faust say it was unintentional though?

[Soxastan]

How was "Pinkie Keen" controversial?

Listen to the Friendship report and imagine it's about Jesus.

That episode did make Twilight look like an Atheist, but she had a good argument towards the Pinkie Sense. She wanted to know why it happened. She eventually saw that when she had her ticks, something happened. But specific ticks called for specific events. After following Pinkie around for the day, Twilight compiled her evidence and figured that Pinkie Sense is real because of the overwhelming evidence. She doesn't know as to why, but she knows that it happens. It could be considered like quantum physics, nearly impossible to explain, but always happens.

[Ameriganastan]

I'm a realist. I never lighten up.

Well this is supposed to be a fun thread, and you're kinda dragging down the vibe of the place man. Maybe you need to take a hit of the chronic or something.

No thanks, I'm not in the mood to kill off my brain cells and go to jail.

[Wilgrove]

Well this is supposed to be a fun thread, and you're kinda dragging down the vibe of the place man. Maybe you need to take a hit of the chronic or something.

No thanks, I'm not in the mood to kill off my brain cells and go to jail.

First offense, eh you'd probably just get community service or something.

EDIT: When the Hel did I past 17,000 post?

[Orangi]

Imagine Twilight Sparkle as an atheist. "I won't believe anything unless I can prove it" came right from the horses' mouth.

Pinkie is the figure of things that don't make sense, but they DO happen. EG: Religion. We can't explain it, but many a religious text has stated historical events, that really have no proper explanation...

Twilight eventually accepts things as they are, and says something on the line of, "You can believe it, even if it doesn't make sense, that doesn't make it any less true."

So yeah. The episode addressed religion in a sneaky way. That's why I love it. It wasn't an anti-religion message, it was quite pro-religion I think.

Didn't Faust say it was unintentional though?

Bull fucking shit. I know for a fact Faust does everything on purpose.

"I won't believe it unless I can prove it" is when I was like, "AAAH. I SEE!" because I've heard those exact words from SO many atheists.

[Soxastan]

Well this is supposed to be a fun thread, and you're kinda dragging down the vibe of the place man. Maybe you need to take a hit of the chronic or something.

No thanks, I'm not in the mood to kill off my brain cells and go to jail.

Get a dime bag and roll a fat one. You will probably feel much better, it's also better than tobacco.

[Shanix]

No thanks, I'm not in the mood to kill off my brain cells and go to jail.

First offense, eh you'd probably just get community service or something.

EDIT: When the Hel did I past 17,000 post?

About 4, maybe 5 posts ago I think.

[Ameriganastan]

Imagine Twilight Sparkle as an atheist. "I won't believe anything unless I can prove it" came right from the horses' mouth.

Pinkie is the figure of things that don't make sense, but they DO happen. EG: Religion. We can't explain it, but many a religious text has stated historical events, that really have no proper explanation...

Twilight eventually accepts things as they are, and says something on the line of, "You can believe it, even if it doesn't make sense, that doesn't make it any less true."

So yeah. The episode addressed religion in a sneaky way. That's why I love it. It wasn't an anti-religion message, it was quite pro-religion I think.

Alright, this needs to be said. ITS A FUCKING CARTOON! QUIT OVER ANALYZING IT!

[Wilgrove]

First offense, eh you'd probably just get community service or something.

EDIT: When the Hel did I past 17,000 post?

About 4, maybe 5 posts ago I think.

Apparently, this was my 17,000th post.