Tilgoreth 1,915 November 12, 2016 Author Share November 12, 2016 True enough, I completely forgot to answer the question. Quite regularly in fact. Almost every post in fanclubs, posts I agree with or want to give a nod to, posts that made me laugh. If I don't fully agree with the post, it's rare that I brohoof it. So take it as a "Ninjaed seal of approval" if you get one. Yeah I should probably do that but I like to bro hoof everything. You don't need the best post in the world to get one from me. It serves as an indicator that I respect your opinion and I read through everything - thoroughly!~Yeah I brohoof almost everything Oh Discordian reminded me, I also brohoof when there is nothing for me to add, rather than make a post "I agree with all that was said" or when a point is conceded. I try to always brohoof for a reason so as to have them as meaningful as possible.Yeah I just brohoof everything. I only brohoof when someone says something that appeals to me in some way. Not necessarily when they say something I agree with but when they say it in such a way that it's undeniable or simply impressive.Alternatively if the post makes me laugh.I see little point in the brohoof system if you brohoof everyone or return every brohoof. Ideally it tells who makes worthwhile posts on the forum but that's less than the reality when people get a brohoof simply for making a comment in someone's thread, even if it's something as simple as "I agree".I know I should make mine more meanigful. But I like the name. :) :) :) :) I don't really do it a lot unless it gets my attention.Yeah personally I brohoof almost anything. 2 Signature made by Kyoshi. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
zerox 1,087 November 12, 2016 Share November 12, 2016 When I like a post and if I agree with what was posted. 4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tilgoreth 1,915 November 12, 2016 Author Share November 12, 2016 Usually I give them when somepony makes a good point, makes it entertainingly or puts an interesting spin on it. So yeah, I give a lot of them, because there are a lot of clever, smart and funny ponies here. *Here's a blanket brohoof for you all* You said some pony. That deserves a brohoof. When I like a post and if I agree with what was posted.Yeah I understand that. I should probably do that to. 3 Signature made by Kyoshi. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PiratePony 8,475 November 12, 2016 Share November 12, 2016 @@TheImmortalLegendG, since this thread involves bronydom, I am moving it to Sugarcube Corner. Also, I have never given a brohoof IRL. I joked with my wife about it once and she's never been able to let me live it down. 4 Courtesy of @Sparklefan1234 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
weesh 690 November 12, 2016 Share November 12, 2016 When I like a post and if I agree with what was posted. I'd like to add that "like it" generally means "a thoughtful post" in real life, I don't fist bump anyone... I don't like touching people that aren't close friends and family, and I hug them. exceptions: i work with a lot of kids, and I want to avoid even the tiniest appearance of anything untoward, so i give a lot of high fives at a pony convention, i am bro-hoof central. 2 Send me pictures of ponies in hoodies Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cmarston1 5,959 November 12, 2016 Share November 12, 2016 Pretty frequently on this site, but never in real life. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Catpone Cerberus 23,569 November 12, 2016 Share November 12, 2016 Offline I do brohoof a lot but not as Brohoof, more as Brofist/fist bump. In site I give lot of brohoofs, I give one to post if : It's Funny I agree with it there is cool art I just like it in general. 2 “Cats!” “Cats!” “Music!” “Cats!” “Cats!” “(^・ω・^ )ノ” Ask me something! https://mlpforums.com/topic/139270-ask-the-cerberus/#entry4129993Signature by @Stevonnie Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Luigi 7,869 November 12, 2016 Share November 12, 2016 Pretty often, but it's not really for getting attention. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest November 12, 2016 Share November 12, 2016 (edited) Whenever I feel like it, even though I sometimes forget that the option exists. :-o I give brohoofs pretty much for the same reasons other people have already stated - liking the post, which happens more often in the art sections, an opinion I agree with or the post is otherwise thoughtful. In real life though, I don't really do that. Edited November 12, 2016 by Guest Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Envy 6,127 November 12, 2016 Share November 12, 2016 (edited) Brohoofs aren't exclusive to males, you know that? Heck, the very term "bronies" itself isn't exclusive to males! I disagree. I mean, I'm not telling other women what to do. However, "bro" = "brother" which is a term for a male sibling. It is absolutely no coincidence that it's pretty much always male words somehow find their use as "gender-neutral". I don't like it, and I will not follow it. Gender-neutral terms need to be gender-neutral. Edited November 12, 2016 by Envy 1 Everything needs more woodwind! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
FizzyGreen 909 November 12, 2016 Share November 12, 2016 Not so often. Only if i really like a post and don't have anything to add to it except, that i like it. In real life? In all my 3 or 4 years of being a brony, not once. 2 "You are right Starlight, you are more talented in magic than me. But talent doesn't mean, that you are privileged to have more power. It's the heart! All you need, to have power, is a heart!" Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KatonRyu 1,033 November 12, 2016 Share November 12, 2016 On the site, I give them pretty much whenever I agree with someone. IRL, I don't really know other bronies so I never brohoofs there. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Moony the Cat 3,702 November 12, 2016 Share November 12, 2016 (edited) Here on the Forums i give Brohoofs whenever : Someone welcomes a new User in the Forums One of my closer Friends posts a Blog entry I see something, i agree with I dont know how to respond with a worthwhile post but still agree ( or respect the Opinion ), so i just give a Brohoof as the end of the Conversation I see something funny I see something cute I see a new User, writing an Introduction Of course this only happens, if i actually see a Post. I dont brohoof every Welcome Post because im not online that much. In real life, i never Brohoof because i never saw a Brony. And to say Brohoof to a random Person...no, im to afraid of what the response could be. Edited November 12, 2016 by Nanotek 3 Sig made by Kyoshi Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ChB 18,550 November 12, 2016 Share November 12, 2016 I disagree. I mean, I'm not telling other women what to do. However, "bro" = "brother" which is a term for a male sibling. It is absolutely no coincidence that it's pretty much always male words somehow find their use as "gender-neutral". I don't like it, and I will not follow it. Gender-neutral terms need to be gender-neutral. Perhaps we should rename to what Pinkie calls it: 4 Thanks to @Sparklefan1234 for this awesome sig! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ninjaed 526 November 12, 2016 Share November 12, 2016 (edited) I disagree. I mean, I'm not telling other women what to do. However, "bro" = "brother" which is a term for a male sibling. It is absolutely no coincidence that it's pretty much always male words somehow find their use as "gender-neutral". I don't like it, and I will not follow it. Gender-neutral terms need to be gender-neutral. I see, well it's your choice after all. I for one would have brohooved just the same even had it been called sis-hoof or sib(ling)-hoof or whatever. They're merely words, they have little meaning by themselves. It's how people use them that give them meaning, which is why words can change meaning over time. Although I do agree gender-neutral terms should be gender-neutral. Remains of a male-dominatd society. I just find it a bit sad that you won't brohoof anyone because of it. Heck males use female ponies emotes to express themselves. But hey, I won't sue you for it. If those are your values, I'll respect them. Hoofbump! /) Edited November 12, 2016 by Ninjaed 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Envy 6,127 November 12, 2016 Share November 12, 2016 Perhaps we should rename to what Pinkie calls it: Yes, that's the official term for it. It's show-related, and is gender-neutral. That's what it should be on this forum, too. I see, well it's your choice after all. I for one would have brohooved just the same even had it been called sis-hoof or sib(ling)-hoof or whatever. They're merely words, they have little meaning by themselves. It's how people use them that give them meaning, which is why words can change meaning over time. Although I do agree gender-neutral terms should be gender-neutral. Remains of a male-dominatd society. I just find it a bit sad that you won't brohoof anyone because of it. Heck males use female ponies emotes to express themselves. But hey, I won't sue you for it. If those are your values, I'll respect them. Hoofbump! /) While you may think that, I sincerely doubt that people would have reacted the same way to "sis". It would have been rejected immediately as non-gender neutral... It's really telling that the same culture will still accept masculine terms as gender-neutral without question. Feminine expressions are automatically labeled as non-neutral, while masculine expressions are not. These are not the remnants of a male-dominated society. Our society is still male-dominated. So I will reject it in any way I possibly can. 1 Everything needs more woodwind! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kenshiro 13,492 November 12, 2016 Share November 12, 2016 (edited) I love giving brohooves to the members in these forums. I do it pretty often. That strenghtens the bond of friendships Edited November 12, 2016 by Kenshiro 4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tilgoreth 1,915 November 12, 2016 Author Share November 12, 2016 I love giving brohooves to the members in these forums. I do it pretty often. That strenghtens the bond of friendships Yeah I give bro hogs to pretty much everyone. 2 Signature made by Kyoshi. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kenshiro 13,492 November 12, 2016 Share November 12, 2016 Yeah I give bro hogs to pretty much everyone. I am very glad to hear it. I hope you keep on brohoofing 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tilgoreth 1,915 November 12, 2016 Author Share November 12, 2016 @@TheImmortalLegendG, since this thread involves bronydom, I am moving it to Sugarcube Corner. Also, I have never given a brohoof IRL. I joked with my wife about it once and she's never been able to let me live it down. Yeah I've never met a brony in real life.I am very glad to hear it. I hope you keep on brohoofing Yeah I plan on it. Brohoof for life. 3 Signature made by Kyoshi. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GrimGrimoire 4,973 November 12, 2016 Share November 12, 2016 Perhaps we should rename to what Pinkie calls it: ^ This. Although pressing a "brohoof" button does not bother me, I think "hoofbump" fits the flavor of the site much better. As for the question... not all that often. I have never been all the big into the whole "liking" things and such. It does not bother me or anything, I just never really have gotten into using it all that much. I actually forget about it a lot though as well and just don't think about it even when I read something that impresses me or I truly agree with. Although if a post truly makes me laugh, I will usually remember to "hoofbump" it, since I find humor and creativity a wonderful thing. 3 ~No profound statement needed~ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tilgoreth 1,915 November 12, 2016 Author Share November 12, 2016 ^ This. Although pressing a "brohoof" button does not bother me, I think "hoofbump" fits the flavor of the site much better. As for the question... not all that often. I have never been all the big into the whole "liking" things and such. It does not bother me or anything, I just never really have gotten into using it all that much. I actually forget about it a lot though as well and just don't think about it even when I read something that impresses me or I truly agree with. Although if a post truly makes me laugh, I will usually remember to "hoofbump" it, since I find humor and creativity a wonderful thing. Brohoof me boss.Knock knock Who's there? Pinkie Pinkie who? Pinkie aren't you glad I wrung I knocked? Oh my God Pinkie pie is real!!!! Oh wait it was a dream. Shoot. 1 Signature made by Kyoshi. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kiri 7,287 November 12, 2016 Share November 12, 2016 Sure I do! I broohoof whatever I agree with or find to be clever. There have been times when some friends and I have brohoofed and unbrohoofed each other's posts multiple times just to mess with each other. XD IRL, I don't brohoof people. 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ninjaed 526 November 12, 2016 Share November 12, 2016 Sure I do! I broohoof whatever I agree with or find to be clever. There have been times when some friends and I have brohoofed and unbrohoofed each other's posts multiple times just to mess with each other. XD IRL, I don't brohoof people. Huh, you're making me wonder... Do some people unbrohoof a post, aside from trolling friends (who doesn't like doing that )? I never have unbrohooved, I don't see the point - unless the content has been changed. 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kiri 7,287 November 12, 2016 Share November 12, 2016 Huh, you're making me wonder... Do some people unbrohoof a post, aside from trolling friends (who doesn't like doing that )? I never have unbrohooved, I don't see the point - unless the content has been changed. Yep! I've accidentally brohoofed something (as I was on mobile and mis-tapped ). I've only ever unbrohoofed it if it's a viewpoint I really don't agree with. ^^ 4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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