The Mothership  - 2015-02-25
Wow, this clip has everything.
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Caminante Nocturno - 2015-02-25
"We're politically minded, we can read, and we can access information in the way that men or anyone else can, but we still choose to focus on the color of a van instead of anything meaningful."
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infinite zest - 2015-02-25 Yeah.. I remember when the HRC changed their logo from blue and yellow to red and pink people got all pissed off so they changed it back. But in either case, red = republicans. Pink = girls. People really are that stupid.
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Shoebox Joe - 2015-02-25 @Caminante Nocturno. I know, right? It's like giving your attention to a show being massively produced for 8 year old girls and being called a pedophile. WHY WON'T THEY FOCUS ON THE QUALITY OF THE SHOW?!
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oddeye - 2015-02-25 if the show was purely for kids, like anime and that, then why would they put so much sexually charged stuff in there for me and my ilk to unlock?
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Shoebox Joe - 2015-02-26 That's what makes it adult, Oddeye! No parent would even have an interest if it was all "we're kids doing kids stuff and boy are we kids!"
Kids ruin everything!
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Shoebox Joe - 2015-02-26 Glad to know you Oddeye! Finally someone who understands what being an adult is about!
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John Holmes Motherfucker - 2015-02-25
It warms my heart to see that our friends across the pond are also capable of losing their shit over silly symbolic non-issues.
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infinite zest - 2015-02-25
Was waiting for response on 3:27's pony art.
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Caminante Nocturno - 2015-02-26 It's one of the more half-assed pony OC's I've seen, but overall nothing special.
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infinite zest - 2015-02-26 I agree, but somebody watches the show and tried to make evil Rainbow Dash or something, or even the one where Applejack loses her color or whatever.. I don't really watch the show though.
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TeenerTot - 2015-02-26
I might have agreed more whole-heartedly with the "we can read" interviewee, if she hadn't dressed her daughter all in pink.
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Shoebox Joe - 2015-02-26 I disagree. It's a kid. They're prone to unnecessarily fitting in more than adults should be.
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Shoebox Joe - 2015-02-26 To clarify, I'm giving the benefit of the doubt because sometimes it feels like you're forcing perceptions and beliefs unnecessarily on them.
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Shoebox Joe - 2015-02-26 Cripes. I mean, (as a parent) it sometimes feels like you're forcing perceptions and beliefs unnecessarily on (your kid)
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TeenerTot - 2015-02-26 "sometimes feels like you're forcing perceptions and beliefs unnecessarily on (your kid)"
...like dressing her in pink?
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Shoebox Joe - 2015-02-26 The kid looks like she could be in pre-school or first grade. Who knows. It could be the parent or the child thinks pink is an identity because the other girls in her class are dressed in pink (whether they want to or not). It looks bad, but it doesn't mean it's completely in the parent's control.
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Shoebox Joe - 2015-02-26 Damn it, fucking punctuation.
It could be the parent or, it could be the child thinks pink is an identity...
God damn I have trouble proof reading.
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Shoebox Joe - 2015-02-26
Grammar TENSE HYPBERBOLE sIMILIE METAFUCK FUCK GOD DAMN IT
I'm glad I never took myself serious as writer. This is atrocious.
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