Well, evil enough, but -1 for making someone say "anypony" on PoETV

Ha ha! Dorks!

Considering Schmorky drew baby furries in diapers to masturbate to, both!

Also, ponies.

It's defiantly got that Schmorky feel to it, with the lazy shock value gags and the whole "let's substitute stupid faces for humor" thing.

Didn't he just draw those furries for money? Or is there more to the story?

If any of the story doesn't let us say were better than the people of Something Awful, then we don't want to hear it.

Goddamn that retarded animation error stealing Applejack's lime light.

Where did you get that from? He says he's a hasbro animator but none of the credits even match remotely.

You mean it wasn't really directed by Steven Spielberg?









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Stars for you *****

I'm still torn on how to rate this video. Mainly becuase I'm personally biased towards any super gore that's even remotely absurd. :(

Evil homer. As the reluctant Brony I know My Little Pony sucked and always sucked. The prior cartoons were just absolute girly girl drivel. But that was the 80s. It was era of the animation ghetto. Cartoons were just quickly produced to turn a buck. Think of all that has changed since then in society's opinion of animation. Adults are no longer afraid to love cartoons and society no longer judges adult cartoon lovers in as negative a light. Now animators are taken seriously and this is what has come from that.

Oh, yeah, I remember the 80s version. I watched a few episodes of it back in preschool, but (surprise surprise!) I felt deeply ashamed of myself because of how girly it was, spent a few days angsting over what my friends would think if they caught me, and never watched it again.

I'm more wondering about this new version of MLP. I've never seen any fully episodes, so I'm totally clueless. Has Friendship is Magic always been so... hip? And self-aware? Were the early episodes of Friendship is Magic innocent kids stuff, like the 80s version, and only later turned into "John K Trips Balls on Planet RainbowFag"? Or was snagging adult audiences always the plan, like Yo Gabba Gabba, Invader Zim, and, in a sense, even Sesame Street?

And seriously, how many kids watch this show? I guess I could understand if the show was split between 20-and-30-something dads and their preschool aged children, but I don't think I've ever seen, or even heard of, anyone under the age of 16 watching it.

If you google you can find quite a few official statements from Hasbro about the popularity of their various brands.

Long story short: MLP is actually really popular with little girls right now. Probably the most it's ever been, in fact.

Well, this was interesting:

http://msmagazine.com/blog/blog/2010/12/09/my-little-homophobi c-racist-smarts-shaming-pony/

Thanks, Google!

My friend's six-year-old daughter adores this show. It's very easy to buy her birthday gifts because all she wants is MLP crap.

Just watch some episodes on youtube. I initially did so to figure what the hell was up with the meme. WARNING: You might get hooked and become a lame ass brony like me.

I wouldn't call myself a brony, but of all the shows I have to sit down with my kid for, MLP is, by far, the most tolerable.

Any cartoon that I do like (regular show, for example) id never let my kid watch.

Seriously. Happy Tree Friends styled bullshit doesn't make ponies any more tolerable.

Et tu,Caminante ?

It's just that time of month, I'm sure he actually loves it.

Oh yeah, wrap your asshole whining up in a sheet of moral outrage, that'll make you sound better.

I actually agree with her. The bronies have totally hijacked the show without any concern for the true intended audience. I'm pretty sure innocent young children may have already put in google image searches for something pony related and have discovered some awful Rule 34 shit.

I'm with Jane and Cena here. It's hard enough keeping your kids safe in this age without searches for their favorite kids shows resulting in bloodbaths and bestiality porn.

In the brony defense though, the same shit happens with every Disney property when safe search is turned off.

panic mongers, the whole lot of you!

Caminante, I'm not morally outraged by its existence--it should just be more upfront about its content. Even a perfunctory "warning: graphic violence" or "not intended for children" in the description would be sufficient.

Also, I'm having trouble with your instructions: how do I whine up my asshole? And do I fashion my sheet of moral outrage before or after I'm done whining it? Will this involve an extra rinse cycle?

Children are well known for not clicking on things that say "WARNING NOT FOR CHILDREN"

Adham: the warning is there for the parents, not the children. Kids under seven really shouldn't go on the internet un-monitored.

Yes, god forbid the obedient little sheep accidentally learn the dreaded INDEPENDENT THOUGHT on the Evil Internet!

Yeah I agree with you Jane, I was just being an ass.

OP tried to tell everyone that they didn't take this video very seriously by saying "not to get Helen Lovejoy," but turds like Caminante still treated her like Helen Lovejoy.

Sakura would be very disappointed.

Don't you dare presume to lecture me on how Sakura-chan would react to this! Don't you dare even bring her name up in this kind of conversation!