ntfwc
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Location: Interwebs
Joined Jul 05, 2011 at 09:27PM EDT
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Uploaded an image to My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.
Commented on f42.jpg.
Commented on eaa.jpg.
1. Make sure she is alive
2. Run around outside of house screaming because reality as we know it is collapsing
3. Tell her that breaking into people’s houses and letting in poisonous critters is wrong
4. Teach her how to get a job and her own house
5. Lonely existential crisis
6. ????
7. Become inter-dimensional bounty hunter
Commented on My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.
@Flare Dancer
Someone else posted this theory in image form.
link
Commented on 0c2.jpg.
I cannot say for certain, but I believe I’ve seen this one before, as well.
Commented on 43a.jpg.
I believe this one is a repost.
Commented on My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.
@Blue Screen (of death)
Wait, I’m a bit confused, are you saying that mods cannot remove individual posts? Because that would be like having the task of controlling the mosquito population in town, but the only tool you are given is strategic artillery. Sure it might be easy to use it on undeveloped locations, but you might be hesitant to use it on your neighbors for having tires with standing water.
In reference to content filters, there is already a tag filtering system, so it probably wouldn’t require much programming at all to implement some sort of image filter system. You might even be able to do a little hack where you set it so there are tags that only mods can assign, like “safe”, “questionable”, etc.
Commented on My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.
It might not matter to some, but the mods and users really are not doing a very good job at keeping the gallery SFW. Either people should get a lot less forgiving or, as much as it would pain me to see it, the SFW status should be revoked.
Commented on 495.jpg.
@Grieffon
Source
Commented on My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.
@Isuccumbed
Yeah, I don’t like labels either. They always seem to cause more harm than good.
Commented on My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.
@A madpony with a sexy box
Well you know, he did use a Spike “NOOOOOO” sound bite and that “squee” sound effect in Gmod Idiot Box ep 10.
Commented on c89.png.
Potato? Potato?!
Hmm….
potato
Commented on My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.
@Killer Kalendar
Hm, not bad.
Uploaded an image to Ponification.
Added a video to My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.
Added a video to My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.
Commented on c51.png.
Well, I like this image. It reminds me of a nicer time, when bronies didn’t try to take themselves seriously at all.
Uploaded an image to Ponification.
Commented on c51.png.
A good attempt at drawing Trixie. I’m not sure why people dislike it.
Commented on My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.
You remember when this page used to be a meme, there was no up/down voting system for comments, the image and video galleries were browsed right from this page, people could be disgusted with “mature” material and not get jumped by people determined to defend it for some reason, and everyone made jokes about the blissful absurdity of it all.
Those were good times.
It is true, many people have left. Yet for some reason, I keep watching and hoping things will get better.
Confound these ponies, they drive me to nostalgia.
<img src=“http://i2.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/104/927/mlpmeme.png” width = “250” height = “500” alt="image">
(This was the last image I looked at before I decided to try an episode)
Commented on My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.
@Wavy Sound
I still don’t like up/down vote systems. I think they fundamentally interfere with discussion.
Even if they don’t realize it, people will, on some level, be focusing on only creating comments that will avoid down votes and possibly gain up votes. The reason is that people come to trust the system. They will disregard any argument or information that is down voted, and more seriously consider those that are up voted. People want to feel good about their own comments, but this system instills a sense that a comment is worthless if it gets down voted. So not only are you encouraged to avoid making such comments by the nature of the system, but you are trained on a deeper level to actually feel guilty if you do so.
So, in the end, less is said and there is more conformity. Perhaps there is less chaos, but it is a peace kept by a psychological suppression of freedom.
tldr: up/down vote systems are bad and you should feel bad.
Commented on My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.
@Blue Screen (of death)
Not to be rude, but you realize I’ve been around a bit longer than you right?
Commented on My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.
@mathematical
We say everypony because it is fun.
Commented on Ponification.
@tehanonymous0
I have seen the reverse though.



