Chuck Norris

Ah, I feel sorry for the people who are closet bronies. If they liked this on accident (or on purpose), then there's likely to be some parasprite invasions on their profile page.

I believe that we should have to option to choose which badge that we show ourselves as. For example, if you have (random badges listed) squirrel, bunny, phoenix, and blank flank, then you should have the option of showing one of those, in the case that you absolutely despise 'all t'em confounded varmints', and want to show (for some odd reason) yourself as a blank flank.

I slightly approve of this. Not fully, as new members will start new forum threads with titles such as "How do I become an alicorn?", "How do I become a bunny?", et cetera. I feel that you should at least include a pop-up message that tells new members how to level up, along with a PM to everyone on the website, that says something along the lines of how this is the exact same system as before, but with badges instead of dots for rank symbols.

I'm not God's mother. I'm his father.

Hello, and welcome to the forums. Oh, Pinkie wants to say something. Welcome welcome welcome A fine welcome to you Welcome welcome welcome I say how do you do? Welcome welcome welcome I say hip hip hurray Welcome welcome welcome to Equestria today!

Nice to meet you, Pinkie Hi. I can say without a doubt that Pinkie Pie IS as energetic as you have probably seen. In fact, she's so hyper that she can break the fourth wall. OhmygoshohmygoshohmygoshIhavetothrowapartyforyo- Pinkie. We've talked about this. ... Welcome to Equestria! Welcome!

Its nice to see another Derpy Hooves Ditzy Doo supporter. I would bro'hoof' you, but I'm afraid that my fist would travel through your screen and travel right through you. After all, I am the Element of Pain.

As some of you might have already guessed correctly, I am NOT Chuck Norris. For those of you who didn't know, I'm sorry if I made you have a negative emotion (sad/depressed/'let down'). I am a teenage 'brony' who has Aspergers syndrome. I started watching the show to prove a brony wrong, about how "the show is for little girls and furfags". Well, it turns out that I actually enjoyed watching the show. So much, in fact, that I started stimming. Now mind you, most people don't know what it means to stim. It is whenever someone with autism has so much joy/anger/[other emotion], that they just start shaking from the amount of it. I started hitting my fists together. No show has ever made me do that, even my favorite shows like Psych and Doctor Who. Not even my favorite game, Minecraft, could make me do that. That just showed me how great of a show it is. So, I went back online and apologized profusely to the brony who called me out on my prejudiced statements. So, here I am today. I've watched every episode on YouTube at least once, and some of them 3-5 times. I've read Cupcakes, and cried at the horror of Pinkie Pie .... doing something to Rainbow Dash (don't look it up people, just trust me. Its absolutely horrible.). I've even read My Little Dashie, and shed quite a few manly tears at that. All in all, does it really matter though? I'm still the same person as I was before I watched the show. A teen who loves nanotechnology, quantum physics, science, mathematics, electronics, and well, women . So, for all of you bronies and bronettes out there, I would like to say. Hello.

Haha, this is a great topic. It seems like not too many people actually vote though.