Ever have your 'brony speak' slip out?

[Red End 16]

I more than once have almost said everypony and anypony. I would also be talkinmg in the ¡brony slang' all 24/7 if I had some RL brony friends!

[*Rarity 123]

I bought the Vinyl POP Dashie figure when I was in the Capital, and I showed it to almost everyone. One guy, which I think is 2 classes above me, came up to me and said "Oh hey that's Rainbow Dash! Are you a brony?" - "YES!" I said.

"High five!" he said"
"No, BROHOOF *brohoofs* " I said
"Oh right! *brohoof* "
 

[Malinter 3,064]

Not really, I do however hum the 'My Little Pony' part of the opening theme while I'm out and about and so far no one has picked up on it,

[Cheyleew 11]

I have said something containing 20% cooler, thankfully no one got me. xP i have never slipped cuz i dont really use it but i better get in a habit,plus id make a fun laugh.

[Planty 1,052]

I started calling people mean old meani pants for a while, and it actually allowed me to find a few people in the class who got the reference !

 

I also started saying loopty hoop for a while

 

But I have not watched the show in a while so now really been picking up the lingo as much :x might have to try and get back into it

[Musix 237]

My god... Picture this. Me, Standing in my valiant Air Force uniform I am so proud to wear. It bears my two corporal stripes as I stare out at my Squadron. Eyes just above head height. Chest out - Be proud of what you represent.

 

Someone is talking.

 

I tense my chest, ready to scream my anger at the person speaking out of term on a parade square.

 

"Every pony, SHUT THE BUCK UP"

 

Yes. That was an interesting night.

[Proctra Music 335]

No wai. I don't think it ever will. As much as I talk about it on the webs and such, I do have a pretty active life outside of it, and I've always had good speaking skills.

 

If I ever do though, I'll be very disappointed in meself.

[Taviscratch 453]

I don't keep the fact that I'm a brony secret at all so I wouldn't call it a "slip up" for me. Having said that, I don't use the pony language very much anyway, especially around non-bronies. I also only use "buck" on this forum because there are some pretty young chaps here and I'd hate to hear their fragile innocence snap 

Edited October 22, 2013 by Taviscratch

[DubWolf 16,765]

If someone said "buck no", I'd be unsure if they're doing brony-speak, or if they're just using it as a euphemism. I occasionally try to let it slip to see if there are any bronies I'm talking to (20% cooler, eeeyup,....that's pretty much most of what I say). Anyone who doesn't get it clearly isn't a brony. Hopefully an anti-brony won't catch that I'm a brony, since then it'll give them a chance to call me a clopper as usual.

[Harmonic Revelations 8,833]

Yes, once it slipped out in a business meeting and I started dancing on a table like Twilight in Magical Mystery Cure.

 

I can't be sure, because that would require there to be people who talk to me.

 

 

I assume it might slip out on occasion, , who knows, I guess it depends how tired I am while talking.

[Arcangel 9]

I sometimes subtly say things like "what the buck" or "everypony," but don't usually use brony-speak when not around my brony friends.

 

Also, I can't imagine how people's friends/siblings react to being called, "sugarcube." It just sounds like it wouldn't go over well.

[ovr9000percentcooler 107]

The only incident I had like this was I said, "Cross my heart, hope to fly, stick a cupcake in my eye" rather than "hope to die, stick a needle in my eye." I don't remember why I even said it, but I was trying to say the original, and I let the bronyness get the best of me

[Pomfritter 165]

I have made reference to characters in the show, knowing that no one would understand them. It's more of an inside joke with myself. I know that they're not going to understand, and they won't care enough to ask.

[ghostfacekiller39 23,860]

I go to a small school, and there's only 2 bronies in it, me included; and we don't even sit at the same lunch table or anything. So, my friends I do sit with aren't bronies, but they all know I am. Anyway, I'll occassionally slip up and say "everypony" or one of the less obscure ones like that, and they'll just look at me like I'm an idiot for a second, and then we'll pick up right where we left off.

 

That's pretty much it.

[Magnum Flare 553]

Well for me, buck and what the hay is very common in my speaking. I also use it in gaming to avoid censor. I think i need to pick up the game, starting with bronyspeak -pony. xD

[Zekromic 1,054]

I don't first of all, my native language lack of such language, second, I don't see the point of it. Hell, I rarely use it even in this forum, so, I don't expect to slip out anytime soon

[Snow Frostflame 3,567]

no but my fake accents tend to do so a lot mostly my Russian and Scottish ones, I didn't know I was speaking in my Russian accent once and someone asked me if I'm from the middle east

[Denim&Venöm 16,820]

Sometimes it takes a conscious effort. Back in Feb. I almost said Hearts & Hooves day instead of Valentines day. I'm pretty sure I almost said hooves instead of hands> But other times I do it intentionally, like referring to my hair as my mane, saying what the buck instead of (take a guess), or saying how I was nervoucited. 

[Vox 870]

I use it quite frequently, no one understands, it amusing to see the puzzled looks on their faces.

[User0815 264]

I did that at my job interview, If you are wondering how it was like this; "Everypony I know said this was a good place to work." And he was like "everypony?" and I was like "uhhhhhhhhhhh"

[Steel Accord 6,658]

I've said

 

"What the hay?!"

"Everypony"

"Sompony"

"Nopony"

"Anypony"

"Ponyfeathers!"

"Horseapples!"

"Your faithful student"

 

around people who aren't bronies just to mess with them (in a fun and clean way)

 

Hell yeah! Own it!

 

I was actually at Bronycon and when watching the auction, someone asked me how much was the last bet. My response?

 

"Fifty bits."  -_-  . . . . .  ! "I . . . did not intend to say that."

 

We had a good laugh.

[Castle_Cross 331]

Most of the time I'm saying "oh for the love of celestia" xD

[Dark Bun 681]

I can't tell you how many times I've caught myself before saying "anypony". One day I'm gonna say that in front some of my non-pony friends and their just gonna look at me like "wtf bro, stop with all the pony geez".

[FluffyGoat13 375]

I actually reference the show on purpose because i cannot be bothered to tell someone that i'm a brony, so i let them figure it out. Also, it adds to my confusing personality if you've got no clue as to what i am saying. I like being confusing.

 

 

 

no but my fake accents tend to do so a lot mostly my Russian and Scottish ones, I didn't know I was speaking in my Russian accent once and someone asked me if I'm from the middle east

How the f__k does a Russian accent sound Middle-eastern? There is No such thing as a 'Russian' accent in the same way there is no such thing as a 'British' accent anyway. For example someone from Wolverhampton does not sound like someone from Hereford (I know this because i have family from both places), and those places are 2 to 3 hours apart.

 or saying how I was nervoucited. 

People are trying to get that put in the dictionary.

Edited November 5, 2014 by BritishBrony 13

[The Last Derp 113]

I once said 'Howdy everypony', and one guy looked and me and smiled, giving me that brony look

I also say Buck sometimes.