Incitemaybe
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I'm just wondering who is the Bronies spokesperson who disapproves of this?

Sure, I wear this shirt occasionally:Does anybody on GAF who watch this show wear the shirts in real life?
Bronies aren't even cool enough to be onboard with now ancient 80s revivalism.
That doesn't make a brony reviewing a childrens MLP coloring and activity book and saying it is too simple any less pathetic though.
Those designs would make Tim Buckley proud
They should've offered the complainers a free lifesize Pinky Pie and then when the offended bronies came to collect, drag 'em round the back and throw 'em in a deep pit. Do us all a favour.
So why don't bronies like the 80s my little pony? Because it's a girls show and the new one is more of a general audience show?
They should've offered the complainers a free lifesize Pinky Pie and then when the offended bronies came to collect, drag 'em round the back and throw 'em in a deep pit. Do us all a favour.
They should've offered the complainers a free lifesize Pinky Pie and then when the offended bronies came to collect, drag 'em round the back and throw 'em in a deep pit. Do us all a favour.
What's the difference between MLP and the other show? To me they seem to be same show targetted at the same audience, 5 year old girls.
Basically, yesSo why don't bronies like the 80s my little pony? Because it's a girls show and the new one is more of a general audience show?
There's a difference between a show for 5-year-old girls, a terrible show for 5-year-old girls, and a great show for 5-year-old girls.What's the difference between MLP and the other show? To me they seem to be same show targetted at the same audience, 5 year old girls.
MLP:FIM's situation is closer to Jem's than MLP:G1.
I believe there is also a quality issue.
Sunbow was a company specifically formed to make GI Joe and Transformers cartoons. Hasbro said "These are great! Now make one for girls." There's something fundamentally wrong with that approach. It was a roomful of manly-men trying to create a female stereotype. And as a result, girls were more interested in the My Little Pony toys than the cartoon.
When Hasbro tried again with Jem, they flagged down one of the female GI Joe writers, asked what they were doing wrong, and put her in charge of the show. This resulted in a better show that wasn't so misguided, a cartoon that was more popular than the toys, and the cartoon (made for girls, this time by a girl) even became popular with boys.
MLP:FIM's situation is closer to Jem's than MLP:G1. Lauren Faust is a top-notch creator.
There's a difference between a show for 5-year-old girls, a terrible show for 5-year-old girls, and a great show for 5-year-old girls.
I would say that the question would be what's the difference between MLP and other "girl shows".What's the difference between MLP and the other show? To me they seem to be same show targetted at the same audience, 5 year old girls.
Does anybody on GAF who watch this show wear the shirts in real life?
Wait did they spell out "Bronies" in the Iron Maiden font?
Rage!
So the Bronies hate the 1980s ponies?
I guess that's ...I dunno.
So, like, the best Star Trek shirt ever.This is like a "I <3 Trekkies" t-shirt with C-3PO and R2-D2 giving each other a high five over the smouldering body of a cylon,
You imply people who watch MLP are bronies though. That's as shallow as... video gamers being dumb, ignorant, and rude.
they're not all bronies. some of them are the little girl target audience
This is like a "I <3 Trekkies" t-shirt with C-3PO and R2-D2 giving each other a high five over the smouldering body of a cylon,
I dunno, the most I can relate to this is if Wal-Mart sold shirts with retro Mario on it, and I think that still looks awesome so no sympathy from me.
Couldn't people just not buy it? I mean, if someone made a really dodgy Simpsons tee using the art from the first series, I just wouldn't buy it. I wouldn't complain to the company that made it. I wouldn't even feel anger or outrage of any kind. If it sells, well shit, I wouldn't have seen that coming. If it doesn't sell, well then the company knows they've made a mistake.
I dunno. Reactions to this thing that are anything other than finding the design funny are hard for me to relate to.
I think a more apt comparison would be if the shirt had Intellivision Mario on it.
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It's mindblowing that this is news.
But i sort of dig that shirt, and i don't even like ponies or Iron Maiden.
From who is this quote? It doesn't make sense at all.
Eh. I don't get the whole fascination with the show either, but I also don't see why or how they're hurting anyone by it.They should've offered the complainers a free lifesize Pinky Pie and then when the offended bronies came to collect, drag 'em round the back and throw 'em in a deep pit. Do us all a favour.