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[wanderer]

Mota Prefect, on 11 November 2012 - 12:48 AM, said:

Do all MLP's have tatto'd rumps? I find this disturbing that someone is forcing these creatures to get inked. Mayhaps use a white hot iron brand instead, like the care bears did.

Nah. All little ponies are cursed with an obsession eventually destined to find their talent in life, which manifests as a tramp stamp cutie mark if they succeed.

Sporkosophy, on 10 November 2012 - 09:48 PM, said:

My work here is done.

That "Giddyup" soundtrack for the commerical takes on a whole new meaning now, doesn't it?

[RFMarine]

Fros7bite, on 10 November 2012 - 03:08 PM, said:

Why?

another breaking the 4th wall from pinkie

[Egomane]

Some more GAK

[Watchit]

GAK GAK GAK GAK GAK GAK GAK

[Mason West]

Wow over 400.........Congrats guys.

[Watchit]

Moar GAK!

[Majorfatboy]

.....Can someone explain the "GAK" thing to Me? I know I'm not into all these hot rods and rock and/or roll music the kids are into these days, but I have no clue on this one.

[Watchit]

I don't really know either, apparently there was a commercial for GAK during the new episode on the HUB? GAK is kinda like a more slimy silly putty, sorta.

this stuff

[Fros7bite]

Justin Xang Allard, on 11 November 2012 - 01:51 PM, said:

CANCER

Majorfatboy, on 11 November 2012 - 03:09 PM, said:

.....Can someone explain the "GAK" thing to Me? I know I'm not into all these hot rods and rock and/or roll music the kids are into these days, but I have no clue on this one.

GAK became a brony meme after it was played over 9000 times during the Season 3 premier.

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Also, ponies

Edited by Fros7bite, 11 November 2012 - 06:42 PM.

[Aresye]

Ugg, do I have to seriously explain it?

Any kid who grew up in the 90s knows about Gak. A slimey, stretchy goo that fit perfectly with Nickelodeon's, "We're going to use slime in every one of our game shows and programs," time.

Apparently one of the commercial breaks for the season premiere featured a Gak commercial played like, 4 times in a row, or something like that.

Considering many bronies are in their 20's (90's kids), they basically had a nostalgia overload.

[Sporkosophy]

Nostalgia time?

[Mason West]

Aresye, on 11 November 2012 - 07:56 PM, said:

Ugg, do I have to seriously explain it?

Yes, apparently

Talking about Gak reminds me of [REDACTED]

[Watchit]

Sporkosophy, on 11 November 2012 - 09:01 PM, said:

Nostalgia time?

Oh hell yes.

[Kristof Bowen]

[wanderer]

Majorfatboy, on 11 November 2012 - 03:09 PM, said:

.....Can someone explain the "GAK" thing to Me? I know I'm not into all these hot rods and rock and/or roll music the kids are into these days, but I have no clue on this one.

Somehow, Gak got so much commercial time during the show that we think it's screen time exceeded most of the Mane 6's. Like, 3 spots in a -row-/

Therefore, Season 3 must star Gak. Gak got more time on MLP than Sombra did.

[Fros7bite]

Just to remind you all about next episode:

[Fros7bite]

[Watchit]

So what are y'alls thoughts on black magic Twilight? I for one approve and hope to see her again >:]

[Protection]

About that series premier:

I'd really like to have more season finales/premiers more akin to 'At the Gala' than these Power Rangers evil super-villain episodes. I mean Discord was a lot of fun, and the Wedding episode had some good emotional moments, but I feel that the show is at it's best when it isn't simplifying the problems that the characters face into a one dimensional 'baddie' that just needs to be blasted into oblivion. Not that the show cannot have antagonists, but there's a stark difference between the ******* teenage dragons or great and powerful Trixie compared to evil King Sombraro. The characters being disappointed by a big party built up to all season was much more satisfying than seeing some Green Eyed Monster with no personality blasted by incandescent light. I'm really hoping the show doesn't settle into a cheesy formula like that for season premiers and finales (where most of the budget is spent), and can still offer a "big episode" without turning it into a "save Equestria from evil" episode.

[HeroicTofu]

Protection, on 13 November 2012 - 02:49 AM, said:

About that series premier:

I'd really like to have more season finales/premiers more akin to 'At the Gala' than these Power Rangers evil super-villain episodes. I mean Discord was a lot of fun, and the Wedding episode had some good emotional moments, but I feel that the show is at it's best when it isn't simplifying the problems that the characters face into a one dimensional 'baddie' that just needs to be blasted into oblivion. Not that the show cannot have antagonists, but there's a stark difference between the ******* teenage dragons or great and powerful Trixie compared to evil King Sombraro. The characters being disappointed by a big party built up to all season was much more satisfying than seeing some Green Eyed Monster with no personality blasted by incandescent light. I'm really hoping the show doesn't settle into a cheesy formula like that for season premiers and finales (where most of the budget is spent), and can still offer a "big episode" without turning it into a "save Equestria from evil" episode.

I gotta say, I was thinking the same thing. Heck, the Gala episode has one of my favorite moments to date of the series. Fluttershy losing her mind. It was great.