first brony comic pelas no bully thanks

>>30228094
I feel bad for it, but I had a hearty kek.

Good shit anon, keep it up

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>>30228094
Funny but I don't know if I really like it so do another.

>>30228094
Sleep with me.

>>30228094
I had a chuckle
>brony
please reconsider your choice of words.

>>30228422
yar har tiddly dee
being a brony is alright to be
do what you want cuz a brony is ye
you are a brony

>>30228422
brony :^)

>>30228094
Okay

>>30228611
>>30228620
We aren't fucking bronies and if you consider yourself one you are part of the problem

>>30230464
Define brony.

>>30230464
What's it like being insecure about something you're already autistic about hmmm? Isn't someone in your position supposed to attempt to be more understanding first? While being a hypocrite isn't a logical fallacy, reciprocity is still a social norm, and variances in social conformity is what you are placing value in in the first place, as you've expressed a negative bias towards bronies, because you think they differ from you. The definition of brony is highly subjective, and can't be applied to an individual without said individuals parameters for what defines a brony. And because of that, it wouldn't make sense to discriminate (yes, discriminate, that's when you make decisions off of a bias) on something that is defined by the person you're talking to. You can keep a personal definition in your head, but again, that is a personal definition, and shouldn't be used to make decisions.

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>>30230464
>people now unironically believe this

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>>30228094

>>30228094
>brony

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>>30231160
http://www.collisiondetection.net/mt/archives/2006/04/study_using_big.php
tl:dr: your autism.
brony was a self label for a person who watches MLP. kinda loses tact, like calling a trum supporter a nazi. look how that turns out.

>>30232139
>was
^:)

>>30232154
the public side of brony culture is pretty much ded.
it's whispered in back allies now livving in the dark.
rip

>>30232160
maybe when we go even a full year without bronies or ponies ending up in some large mainstream media you would have a point.

>>30232173
probs not going to happen due to the still medium sized underground culture and the materials of it floating around. more the point existing in that you don't see people using brony too much around here or either for shitposting or hidden.

>>30232183
are you suggesting not calling someone by a label when you already know what they are and they already know what they are causes them to no longer be what they are?
how many times do you call your friends by "human"

>>30232185
close but no, it's more that 95% of the use of the word brony is used for shitposting and the multifaced nature is not worth explaining to people. schdinger's brony basically. you shouldn't be taking the internet seriously enough to engoss time in something that doesn't bring happiness and only confusion anyway.

Tl:Dr use of it is basically avoided to avoid herd mentality and inviting the people who go by it on the smaller forums in but you'll still see people celebrating it in spoilers in really awesome theads and good moments.

think how reddit and 4chan are both effectively internet forums yet vary wildly despite some people browsing both.