Terxpahseyton
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Do you have an evil twin?
Or do you mean in the post before?
Or do you mean in the post before?
I didn't know that.
I didn't confuse anything. WTH are you talking about?You've successfully confused me with either random or noncon, and I can't be assed to figure out which of them it is. Well done!
I didn't confuse anything. WTH are you talking about?
I have literally never said that anything about MLP "just seems wrong". You are quoting either random or noncon. Now, since I butted into the middle of your discussion, you probably got confused, which is understandable, since English is your second language and you probably think that all people with female avatars are the same. It's okay, though, because, apparently, unlike you, I don't get angry when people make silly mistakes. Try starting over with a fresh line of argument!I didn't confuse anything. WTH are you talking about?
you probably think that all people with female avatars are the same.
A fair point! I might switch it to another view of her soon anyway.Nobody can tell that the person in your avatar is supposed to be female.
A fair point! I might switch it to another view of her soon anyway.
Oh that, sure I did, but that was not by mistake, nor due to English being my second language. It was extracted from what random said, which established the context of how I drew a link to pedophilia and to which you replied that you wouldn't see such a link.I have literally never said that anything about MLP "just seems wrong". You are quoting either random or noncon.
I understand that! All I said was that I didn't think it was pedophilia. He then whipped up a "just seems wrong" out of somewhere else (not one of my posts!) and claimed that I did, in fact, think it was pedophilia (or something similar? maybe I'm secretly a conservative Baptist type at ORU or Liberty who thinks this is the spawn of Satan like all those other stupid Americans?) with arguments straight from the School of Making **** Up.His post #97 is quoting your post #95.
Again I find myself puzzled. I mean yes, I didn't read the whole thread, but I don't see how that impaired my ability to contribute in this instance, but oh well, whateverHey, it's not my fault if you can't be assed to read through the thread and figure out what somebody's opinion is, then spout off anyway!
Apparently it did!Again I find myself puzzled. I mean yes, I didn't read the whole thread, but I don't see how that impaired my ability to contribute in this instance, but oh well, whatever
I understand that! All I said was that I didn't think it was pedophilia. He then whipped up a "just seems wrong" out of somewhere else (not one of my posts!) and claimed that I did, in fact, think it was pedophilia (or something similar? maybe I'm secretly a conservative Baptist type at ORU or Liberty who thinks this is the spawn of Satan like all those other stupid Americans?) with arguments straight from the School of Making **** Up.
Literally the entirety of my posts in this thread consist of "lol u must be gay to like mlp" (like, even with crap syntax), attempts to help SiLL understand English, and the comment that I don't think that pedophilia is what drives bronies to do whatever it is they do with their hands in front of the computer screen when freebasing MLP off of YouTube.
I have a hard time getting why the show is supposed to be addressed at girls only, too. I mean i do get it when i apply all the prejudices everybody is forced to know. With their help it's abundantly clear.No? Why else would public cheering by adults for a TV series for young female children "just seem wrong"? Because boys don't play with Barbie's? That's too superficial.
A show with female characters has to be for girls (or for women)?
Not wrong, just strange. And yes it is superficial, same as, say, hating on Justin Bieber. Thats the way people areNo? Why else would public cheering by adults for a TV series for young female children "just seem wrong"? Because boys don't play with Barbie's? That's too superficial.
We don't call it creepy when a boy likes romantic films, we hardly call it anything these days, maybe effeminate.