And now, for your amusement, Pinkie Pie will sing a song about what you do when you stick your hand in your pants. You have been warned.

http://ponibooru.413chan.net/post/view/4625

...WUT?

Reminds me of the Pinkie Pie Abortion song, which really wasn't any better.

By which you mean just as good.

As for the original topic of that thread, I'd go with AJ. I wouldn't mind a bit of physical labor. Goodness knows I need it.

Thinking about it, Twilight Sparkle kinda reminds me of my sister, except more socially awkward...

edited 5th Apr '11 3:51:21 PM by Pannic

Goodness gracious.

Anyway, Twilight's my favorite. So I'd probably pick her by virtue of that alone. Besides, the others, except Fluttershy, would probably get kind of grating if you had to live with them. I'm sure Twilight knows the value of personal space.

Regarding Fluttershy, I feel kind of awkward when interacting with people who are nice to a fault, because I feel I have to judge for myself whether I'm imposing on them rather than expect them to say something when I'm bothering them. I have a friend who is kind of like that.

Also, it'd be nice to have someone to study with. I never had any older siblings, and my younger brothers aren't usually very good at accepting help.

Probably Twilight.

As much as I love Rainbow Dash, I could see her getting annoying as a sibling quite quickly.

...Rarity might work as well.

edited 5th Apr '11 5:16:08 PM by Deathonabun

I'd go with Twilight, if only so I could have a sister who's as socially awkward as I am. Well, actually less than I am, but it's a start.

No. Twilight is more socially awkward than myself. My sister's fine. Much more socially able than myself.

Hm...I think I'd have to go with Dash or Twilight, I just don't think I'd get along well with the rest in a home setting. My sense of humour would hurt Fluttershy's feelings too much, Pinkie would exhaust me, and Rarity and Applejack I'd argue with Non-stop. Dash at l;east I'd be able to joke around with...but as for twilight, it might be nice to have a older sibling who's more mature than me for a change.

In other news, I have to make a game for class...and I'm totally considering making it pony related...

I don't think I'd get along well with any of them, as siblings. I've never had any to begin with.

Sorry if I derail any conversations here - I need to voice this as best as I can.

So far, of course speaking, this show has been made of win and positive messages about women in general in cartoons. Also, it's funny, action-packed, and intelligent. Though its aim was young girls, ANYBODY can get into it, which is the best part.

I have not encountered or paid attention to a female-centric cartoon this inviting in a long period of time, even if it's just to sell more of those cutesy toys, unfortunately. I take my victories where I can get them!

Peace Spoken.

edited 5th Apr '11 5:46:17 PM by S5

FTFY

Minor correction. I believe Faust has stated that her target audience was a lot wider than just "young girls".

It certainly doesn't feel like a "half-hour toy commercial", to me.

Also, I had a thought: do ponies use glue? And what is it made of in their world?

Found this on the Elmer's website.

I don't think we generally use horses for glue anymore. They probably use something else.

That said, the connection (like cat to violin strings) is there in the cultural mind, so I doubt they'll try to leave any scene focusing on glue for too long lest kids get the wrong idea.

Or, you know, Fridge Horror.

Faust says that the show was aimed at young girls and their parents. Which includes male parents. As such, going from there to adult males who aren't parents (and likely won't be parents anytime soon) isn't that much of a stretch, she reasoned.

Oh, some of the first (?) series was totally a commercial without shame. They threw new random pony types in for the sake of toys. Hell, I think they even called the babies something along the line of newborn twins, because that's what the stores called 'em. They just needed a pony called Price Sticker.

edited 5th Apr '11 9:15:38 PM by boobustuber

Hey, Pixar movies are ostensibly aimed towards kids, but people of all ages, races, and genders can enjoy them. It doesn't matter much WHO it's aimed at; if it's good, then everybody can have fun with it regardless.

May I present to you...da magicks!

Episode 26 will be about the Gala, says Ms. Faust.◊

Expected but good to know.

Do you think the dresses will come back?

@kegisak, next page

look at the timestamps

edited 5th Apr '11 10:05:45 PM by AnonymousUser