my image folder is empty so have a sad vriska instead.

Wow good mod he was
He stickied a thread of mine,
Will miss you cheerlie mod

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKKeP0Me7Kc

I've payed attention to mods' posts, but never their names. Apparently Cherilee was the mod doing more than half of the crazy flank shit that I love so much on ponychan, and he will be missed dearly. Somepony needs to step up and continue to raise hell in his honor.

>>2483324
Yep!

I was gonna get her a nice, tasteful wooden frame, but when I saw the glowing metallic pink one at the shop, well, that settled that.

>>2483337

What does the hoofwritten note say?

>>2483337
That's awesome!

I love Lauren Faust and the FIM team <3

A massive thank you to EVERYONE involved with making this amazing show.

A month ago, I was so depressed. Everyone's a fucking asshole and no one has any care for anything it seems. Life was just a dirty smudge of existence for me.

Then I saw this show. The cuteness, the colors, the innocence... It's great escapism for me and I'm sure many other people. This show -cured- my depression. Thank you!

p.s. Don't let it turn to shit in season 2. :(

I shall also like to applaud to the talents of Lauren Faust and the rest of her production team. This show is absolutely perfect. Brovo all, and please keep it up.

But don't make me start it up again...

It's also time to party because of 100000 posts in /pony/!

How can I still reply to a post in /arch/?

Rock 'n roll all night and party hard erry day!

>>28620
Indeed

They don't spill either.

The real question is; what kind of magic would a UNICORN with a Gyrobowl cutie mark wield?

>>28774
Yea, episode 26 was the last of season 1. While there hasn't been an official announcement, Q3 seems too early and they should easily be able to start before Q1 of 2012 so you can safely assume Q4 this year. Most people are speculating season 2 to start around November/December.

>>28775
I know, I was just being over dramatic about season 1 ending being stacked on with Lauren Faust's announcement of stepping down from the show.

http://fyre-flye.deviantart.com/journal/40428056/

>>28777
We beat you.
>>28754
>>28755
>>28756

Oh my god I think my inner geek just squeeblegasmed.

I didn't look at this thread before it got archived. Good god. I can't believe I missed all the action. I'm so sad that it's a little....

maddening.

blomp.

>>27430
said I was done RPing
said I was done RPing
said I was done RPing

>>27427
I feel guilty because I misjudged you..I'm a sad Ghost..

>>27240
Coming out of lurk mode to hug

>*hug* =D

When I look back on our history as a society, I think we have come a long way towards teaching young girls and women that their worth is not determined by their gender or feminine ideals or how attractive they are to the opposite sex. This show does a great job of showing the worth of all kinds of girls, without needing to be validated by the approval of males.

This is a good thing. But it's obvious that alone will never give us the ideal of equality.

The more I observe guys on the internet and in real life, I start to wonder if what we're missing is that they've been left behind. We've neglected to teach boys the same about themselves while growing up. To reassure them that their worth is in who they are, and NOT determined by how well they fit into masculine expectations and how successful they are with women.

Boys are often still taught to believe that they are always supposed to be in control of their own worth in those areas. But if they can't get approval from women - other human beings one can never really control - they are taught to consider themselves worthless at the same time.

This contradiction creates an immense amount of frustration and confusion. Some men are driven to conclude the only way to assure success is to control women. And that's what keeps bringing sexism back.

For as hard as women have fought to overcome the stereotypes that limited us, our society now needs to fight just as hard to liberate men from essentially the same stereotypes that still hold them down.
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>>27242
Personally I don't think stereotypes are just a guy thing. I think we're still often feeding girls stereotypes as well to be honest. That's part of why I like MLP:FiM - it isn't like all the other girl's shows out there which basically try to cookie-cutter girls into barbie-dolls.

Really, guys and girls are still characterized by stereotypes. I never liked things like "battle of the sexes" or whatnot, because I'm not convinced at all that their "differences" need to put them at odds. I never have been, really, I've always been of the mind that even from an early age they should (be allowed to) enjoy each other's company and work together just like they would those of the same gender. It's like Lauren herself said - it's a tragedy that it's considered bad for a little boy to like things made for little girls, or vice versa.

I think part of the reason the whole "battle of the sexes" mentality has come about has been due to "Stereotype training." People saying whether direct or indirect, by example or by teaching, "This is normal, this is what's expected of you." "Men can't understand emotions," and "Women aren't rational, they are blubbering puddles of tears." or "Men shouldn't care about appearances except where a girl is involved," and "Women take inordinate amounts of time in the bathroom." "Men can't like lacy or frilly things." "Girls should like everything cute and cuddly." I mean honestly, you see that everywhere.

My other pet peeve is the "rules of etiquette" - My family basically tried to teach me to treat women like princesses across the board and basically ignoring men beyond basic politeness. That should never be how it is, and it's the wrong motivation.

Frankly, I'm a lot more practical: Help anypony who needs it regardless of gender with a good attitude. Try your best not to be offensive to ot…

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>>600
The first ever derp.
Ever.
Welcome to history class.

mfw

>>600

>>25235
yup.

>>25234
Go ahead and take her home silly, we don't have to have you plus the party has ended, now it's a game show.

>>2445157

>>25239
Scratch that
>>2445134

Probably because it was funnier to write and animate then having a sad pony mope about for 5-6 minutes on screen.

Why cant they do that in episodes about Rarity.

>2369111
Because her dramatic bemoaning of her fate and indulgence in wallowing self-pity are funnier still.
Rarity mopes with the same intensity as Pinkie Pie cracks.

I think I love Pinkie even more after this episode. While a lot of people were creeped out by her behavior, my heart went out to her. The poor thing can't tolerate being alone.

Also, two words: Ponies. Dancing.
<=====<

One more thing. I think Pinkie's voice actress, Andrea Libman, deserves special praise for her work on this episode. Her various voices and accents during Pinkie's breakdown were hilarious.

Next thread over at >>2394509

>>22657
might as well make it one

This thread was arched?!

Should ah be happy?

>>22230
get in here you lazy pony you
http://search.mibbit.com/search/foreveratwar

>>2395786
(New thread)

>>22228

there are worse things to do, huh?

>Karmei dusts herself off from the ground. PONY WORLD, WHY DO YOU DO THIS

>>9380
I expect the world to be civilized not because I have an idealistic outlook on human nature, but because we have a very intricate system of justice we pay money for that is intended to prevent just that.

I am not saying arming yourself in the face of danger is stupid. I am saying just because OP here didn't have a weapon on her doesn't make her actions after that (reporting to the police) somehow less valid.

And no, I don't live in a 'safe' neighborhood. No one does. All neighborhoods have varying degree of criminal activity. Pretending that criminals don't exist doesn't change anything.

>>9382

Thank you. You have no idea what that means to me. I respect you more than most people I know.

>Capped and saved. :D

Yeah, sorry it turned out like this, but i'm shutting this thread down because some of you don't get it. This isn't how we do things around here. When someone comes and posts a story about what happened in their life, and goes even further to try and convey a message to her fellow users, telling them not to be afraid to go to the authorities, you don't just belittle her in her own thread, and continue to do so until it's expiration. In fact, you don't even post at all. I have seen some people trying to defend themselves with the "oh, this doesn't belong here, move it", well if you wanted us to move it, maybe you should, oh I don't know REPORT IT?! Not once did I see a report to have this thread moved, and you still continued to carry on about it! And furthermore,even if you are just trying to help by posting "hey, don't be a bitch, go and stand up for yourself next time you dumba­ss", think of what it would be like if you were the OP, and you had just gotten slandered like that, for doing something you believed in, or thought was right. You wouldn't like that, now would you? Just don't do it, and try to be more compassionate for someone who had just gotten molested on public transportation. /thread /discussion /shut up, whatever. It seems some of you have forgotten just about the first thing the Admin had posted on the front page, "Don't bring the drama here, keep it out". Try not to cause trouble anymore, okay? Being a moderator is hard enough as it is, and seeing threads like these just melt into pits of despair and cries to ban just makes it all the more stressful and hard to do your job correctly. Also, I want no one to start any threads about or pertaining to this thread in the future; it has caused enough drama to have it's own ED article. First offence will get deleted and second will get you a ban. Archived for future lesson to be learned, and for this post to be remarked upon. Keep the drama out of here.