PonyTonite

Never, I trust people to a rational degree until they give me a reason not to, I think living any other way is self detramental.

Oh really, what where the materials and methods used in this study?

I dunno where you're getting your statictics from, but this sounds like nonsense to me.

Questions for discussion: Does swearing some something about you? Positive or negative? I have no idea that you're asking, so I'll pretend like the first part of your sentance doesn't exist. What's important to understand about spoken language is context and inflection. Conxtext will reveal to you whether or not the situation in which words are being used is supposed to be serious, humourus, or somewhere inbetween, and inflection will inform you of another persons emotioanl expression of words. I could yell to my friend FUCK YOU with a smile while pointing and laughing, but I could also yell to him "IDIOT" and be extremely pissed off and angry. Obviously in this situation, the non swear word appears more serious, while the swear word is more inviting and vulnerable. I find swear words give nice emphasis to phrases when trying to convey certain emotions to others, thus I tend swear very often. Is cussing a serious matter? Depends on what you might call a serious matter, people vale things differently. To me no, I swear all of the time, I don't consider the use of words when guaging whether or not a matter is serious, but how words are said and used. Do you take steps to avoid cussing, or do you actively (or occasionally) swear, yourself? Depends, if I'm in a situation that would require me to be more politically correct, like at work, and I did not want to get fired, I'll avoid swearing within the confounds of that situation. Otherwise, I could care less. Do you notice when someone cusses around you? Does it bother you, or are you desensitized? Swear words themselves never bother me. Do you think the bible says anything about cussing? I woulden't care what the Bible has to say.

I think make-up itself is a bit silly, in terms of like attempting to physicaly attract the opposite sex. Women usually wear make-up to either express themselves artistically, or becuase they're trying to make themselves appear more attractive by covering up percieved imperfections, or maybe they want to highlight certain features that they think are valuable and worth highlighting. Whether or not this is practically effective when trying to attract men has yet to be proven, and some small studies seem to suggest that men tend to prefer women without make-up, and that women tend to assume that men will prefer more make-up, which means that a flase sense of "natural beauty" is being fed to them, probably through aggressive marketing. Like I guess my point is that men and women have been attracted to eachother for like, 200,000 years, and make-up has only been apart of a very tiny percentage of these years, it's clearly not very important deciding factor for the vast majority of men from a very realistic and biological standpoint. Although I mean, if you're covered in zits, or you're an ugly mofo, probably wanna cover that up. I think if make-up is being used for self-expression, or a particular look (Like Goth I guess), then that's a bit different, the purpose is more nebulous, and I personally think the intention is more towards the spectrum of "artsy" which I totally support. I dunno, I'm just rambling. As for me I wouldn't consider make-up benificial pratically in my everyday life, maybe if there's an event like Halloween, or I'm messin around with friends at a party, but nah, face paint aint my game.

This short actually got me into Equestira Girls, I used to hate it, but now, It's kinda good, I finally see what I was missing ahaha! Had to do a cover, what do you guys think? Should I keep making these? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mHF8yjFPjE

Nothing, Canada is an example of the perfect Contry. The best part? Nobody cares about it, so we just go about doing whatever, and nobody blinks an eye! Beautiful.

My Favourite Mane 6 Pony: Applejack How did you find MLP Forums?: Might have been Twitter or YouTube, don't remember too well. How you became a fan of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic: Let's see, the year was 2014, January I believe, my home was under lots of stress from the weather at the time. Igloos are great insulators, but when holes start forming you're in trouble. After a long trek to find fresh ice blocks, I needed to relax, so I did what any worn out man would do, I had a lavender scented bubble bath with mood lighting, of course. With my wavering body, I wanted to watch a documentary, almost anything would do, just to get a chance to close my eyes and relax. "THAT'S IT!" I screamed, The Brony Chronicles by Saberspark, let's see what this brony thing is. The rest is history. Hello fellow horse folk, my name is Pony Tonite (That's not actually my name, wink wink, nudge nudge), I'm a 25 year old dude who enjoys many activiteis, such as creating music on the drum kit, playing pool, creating podcasts for the brony fandom, video editing I guess? Nobody reeeealy likes video editing though (I HATE VIDEO EDITING) I'm new here to the empire that is mlp forums, so I hope you welcome me into your family. Ya'll seem like a nice bunch!