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M&B Shenanigans: The Term 'Brony' has another, more..."interestng" meaning?


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Right, so I was trying to take a French fort with good old musket and cannon, when one the Deputy Admins said "gg everypony". Midst the violent uproar of ignorance, I eventually I started talking with him in the chatbox. This is the knowledge that I left with:

 

 

He said the term 'brony' did not only apply to those who liked the show, but also those who were sexually attracted to horses, ponies, and the like. He said he was not a fan of MLP, but he was attracted to horses. I have doubts on the his first claim, for I am pretty sure bronies are those that are fans of the show.

 

So! If any of you here want to join a "brony" regiment, and I use the term brony VERY lightly, sign up for the lad's regiment, the Brony_Brigade X3. (Though I doubt many of you will :P)

 

 

 

Anyway, I'll be leaving soon, see you all in a week!

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Funny, I actually made a blog on this just the other day. Let me quote:

 

Brony: (n) A fan of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic who is outside the target demographic, and either self-identifies as a Brony (or Pegasister) or is part of the fan community.

 

Furry: (n) A fan of anthropomorphic animal art and/or other general paraphanilia (anthropomorphic can refer to physical anthros or to those who exhibit sapience or otherwise human-like minds), and either self-identifies as a Furry or is part of the Furry Fandom.

 

Zoophile: (n) Someone who bones or wants to bone non-sapient animals, or has a fetish for the same. (Some groups don't even make exceptions for sapience, either)

 

There can be, and often is, a lot of overlap between the three groups, but to consider that being one automatically makes you one or both of the others is incorrect and usually means that you're either ignorant or an idiot.

Though I wonder if Brony was a word before the Brony Fandom came about, and if it really does mean what he says it means?

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