Posted: Sat Mar 15, 2014 8:25 pm
Tease it...tease it.... first page?
Dammit. Just missed it.
Dammit. Just missed it.
Because sometimes even national leaders just want to hang out
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Wait, what?The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp wrote:Gavin? Is that you?
Frenequesta wrote:
Boy, you really are no fan of Pinkie. She's my least favorite now, but at least she was decent here.
What was wrong with the theme?
Ximea wrote:The Time Alliance wrote:No. Pinkie is still annoying as crap.
As for the theme. No beat. It needs more beat. More Cowbell. It needs Metal or Rock
I don't really understand animosity toward Pinkie. Granted, in "Filli Vanilli," she was part of the problem, not part of the solution, but all she ever wants is for others to be happy. How can you not like that?
Ximea wrote:The Time Alliance wrote:No. Pinkie is still annoying as crap.
As for the theme. No beat. It needs more beat. More Cowbell. It needs Metal or Rock
I don't really understand animosity toward Pinkie. Granted, in "Filli Vanilli," she was part of the problem, not part of the solution, but all she ever wants is for others to be happy. How can you not like that?
The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp wrote:Its been one heck of a day.
I'm going to sleep, enjoy the scootalove. Goodnight.
Ximea wrote:The Time Alliance wrote:No. Pinkie is still annoying as crap.
As for the theme. No beat. It needs more beat. More Cowbell. It needs Metal or Rock
I don't really understand animosity toward Pinkie. Granted, in "Filli Vanilli," she was part of the problem, not part of the solution, but all she ever wants is for others to be happy. How can you not like that?
Ximea wrote:The Time Alliance wrote:No. Pinkie is still annoying as crap.
As for the theme. No beat. It needs more beat. More Cowbell. It needs Metal or Rock
I don't really understand animosity toward Pinkie. Granted, in "Filli Vanilli," she was part of the problem, not part of the solution, but all she ever wants is for others to be happy. How can you not like that?
Ximea wrote:I don't really understand animosity toward Pinkie. Granted, in "Filli Vanilli," she was part of the problem, not part of the solution, but all she ever wants is for others to be happy. How can you not like that?
Eastern Equestria wrote:You know what this shiny, untainted new thread needs?
Some mindfuck (click me if you dare)
Eastern Equestria wrote:Ximea wrote:I don't really understand animosity toward Pinkie. Granted, in "Filli Vanilli," she was part of the problem, not part of the solution, but all she ever wants is for others to be happy. How can you not like that?
That's glossing over the issue. Many don't like Pinkie Pie because of her relegation as the show's stereotypical idiot
Frenequesta wrote:Eastern Equestria wrote:
That's glossing over the issue. Many don't like Pinkie Pie because of her relegation as the show's stereotypical idiot
Kind of the same here, although that only seems to happen when she's not in the focus of an episode in this season.
I hope to Celestia that we see no more of idiot Pinkie in Season 4, and more of the delightfully absent-minded eccentric but secretly brilliant Pinkie that we had in Seasons 1-2. "Maud Pie" has considerably more of the later fortunately.
Eastern Equestria wrote:Ximea wrote:I don't really understand animosity toward Pinkie. Granted, in "Filli Vanilli," she was part of the problem, not part of the solution, but all she ever wants is for others to be happy. How can you not like that?
That's glossing over the issue. Many don't like Pinkie Pie because of her relegation as the show's stereotypical idiot
Fair enough.
The Time Alliance wrote: 3. I'm an intellect. I like maturity.
An opinion which I do not share, but I'll cede you the point if her voice bothers you.The Time Alliance wrote:4. She has the most annoying voice.
She saved the day in Swarm of the Century, and while she caused no small degree of irritation in A Friend in Deed, she ultimately reunited someone with his lost love.The Time Alliance wrote:5. I have not yet seen an episode to portray her in good light.
My understanding is that between 1% and 2% of people genuinely have no concern for the feelings of others. We call these people sociopaths, and the word itself implies that this is a pathology - a disease, for lack of a better term. The very existence of things like blood drives and charities suggest that some people actually do have concern for the feelings of others.The Time Alliance wrote:6. Others? Happy? Screw that. In real life no one gives a crap who you are.
I will grant you the point about taking an active role in someone else's happiness not always being welcome. However, in my opinion, when Pinkie is written well, she's not so much random as she is lateral to conventional modes of thought. My opinion is also that naive enthusiasm is usually a good thing.Frenequesta wrote:Because Pinkie actively tries to do that for everypony, and as we've seen in "A Friend in Deed", some just aren't fond of having someone trying to make them happy.
And sometimes, randomness and almost naive enthusiasm isn't welcome everywhere.
Ximea wrote:I will grant you the point about taking an active role in someone else's happiness not always being welcome. However, in my opinion, when Pinkie is written well, she's not so much random as she is lateral to conventional modes of thought. My opinion is also that naive enthusiasm is usually a good thing.Frenequesta wrote:Because Pinkie actively tries to do that for everypony, and as we've seen in "A Friend in Deed", some just aren't fond of having someone trying to make them happy.
And sometimes, randomness and almost naive enthusiasm isn't welcome everywhere.
Frenequesta wrote:Ximea wrote: I will grant you the point about taking an active role in someone else's happiness not always being welcome. However, in my opinion, when Pinkie is written well, she's not so much random as she is lateral to conventional modes of thought. My opinion is also that naive enthusiasm is usually a good thing.
Perhaps, but it's not like we can dismiss her non-well-written actions as not part of her.
She probably thought it was obvious.On the other hoof, you would think that she would have more adequately explained to the others why she needed all those musical instruments. She didn't even try to make a good case of herself, which presumably is contemptuous.
Ximea wrote: My understanding is that between 1% and 2% of people genuinely have no concern for the feelings of others. We call these people sociopaths
Eastern Equestria wrote:
I wonder whether British Rainbow Dash would have an English or a Scottish accent. On second thought, she'd probably have a Northern Irish accent. Liam Neeson is from Northern Ireland, and Liam Neeson is fucking awesome.