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I know this is a huge, modern cultural thing. Just curious who here is into it.
I've never seen the show myself, so I don't really participate in any of the pro-MLP or anti-MLP nonsense. But I do love laughing at the crays.
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Thread: Do we have any MLP fans?
- 10 Mar. 2013 05:36pm #1Administrator
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Do we have any MLP fans? E-Mail: charlesstover@charlesstover.com / Text: (920) 786-8379 / Steam: GAMEchief
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- 10 Mar. 2013 06:00pm #2Banned Epic
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I'm pretty much against it. People were like "Just watch some episodes!" so I watched like five, and it just seemed like a little girl's show to me. I mean, it's target audience is like 7-12 year-old girls.
- 10 Mar. 2013 07:59pm #3Administrator
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I've never watched it, but I'm not gonna belittle anyone who does. It is definitely designed for tween girls, but I've heard the concepts the show discusses are more adult. I wouldn't know, but just what I've heard. I imagine it is something along the lines of Shrek, which even though it's a children's series of movies, it is famous for being enjoyed by parents as well with subtle adult humor.
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Originally Posted by Drakonid Originally Posted by La Vie Cruelle
- 10 Mar. 2013 08:01pm #4
It's just hard to look at some teen boy or adult man playing with ponies
- 11 Mar. 2013 12:46am #5
I like it. Then again, I have a soon-to-be-2-year old son who loves it. Any break I can get from Yo Gabba Gabba! and The Fresh Beat Band is a break I can get behind. It's fun, it's cute, I like the colour palette, and there is nothing cooler than rocking out with a toddler to a bubbly theme song about friendship and magic and doing awesome things.
I do not, at all, associate myself with the creepy people who are in to it, in any way, shape, or form.
- 11 Mar. 2013 01:43am #6Administrator
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da fuck is dis Originally Posted by claricia
You should watch Mr. Rogers on [whatever medium you have to resort to to watch episodes of Mr. Rogers].
Or Dora the Explorer. At least it teaches Spanish.
Some of these children's shows these days are just ridiculous.E-Mail: charlesstover@charlesstover.com / Text: (920) 786-8379 / Steam: GAMEchief
Originally Posted by Drakonid Originally Posted by La Vie Cruelle
- 11 Mar. 2013 02:16am #7
Yo Gabba Gabba is cute, but Netflix only has 39 episodes of it and spontaneously removed what happens to be my son's favourite episode ("New Friends" with Jack Black.) I just need new episodes. Oh god. Just a few more episodes. The nerd/geek/fandom references are good for me. ...The Fresh Beat Band can, however, screw right off.
He likes Dora a lot (a lot, a lot.) He hasn't tried saying any Spanish words yet.
Most children's shows are ridiculous. :/ Have you seen the new Mickey Mouse Clubhouse? It is so terrible.
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