Vinyl Scratch

Oh well. Love and tolerance, right? She showed it to me, so that's something.

Probably because it's too escapist in the face of what's going on in the country right now. It's actually very sad, considering I think a little pony would go a long way with her outlook right now. I admire all the good in society she stands for, but she can be a bit of downer. She's a realist, and that doesn't blend very well with Equestria. It helps me deal, though, and she accepts that it does at least. Love and tolerance is the least I could hope for, right?

Well, I just got a huge, heartbreaking rejection: My mother. I finally showed her the show tonight, and she thought it was too juvenile. We got to Twilight meeting Rainbow Dash, and she called uncle to the point I couldn't carry it on. She couldn't get past the target demographic. Even when I tried to explain the true appeal of the show, she claimed the college-student-35 majority are just immature. I guess some of the older generation are too stuck in their ways. Well, at least she said she's happy it makes me happy. Hopefully the appeal spreads even further and she gives it another shot. She did say to never tell my dad I watch it, though, but I'll just remember when the "What Pinkie Pie's Song Actually Sounded Like" video made him laugh. But seriously, I have to switch to the Johnny Cash Chrome for a while. Maybe I can start working on my sister if I ever go out east.

Oh, and the Cutie Mark Crusaders get their marks, but they're the flags of Nazi Germany, the Japanese Empire and the Italian Social Republic. Also, they're now office supplies. Apple Bloom is a box of push pins, Scootaloo is a stapler, and Sweetie Bell is a hole puncher.

It'll probably only go to Zecora lengths. Sorry.