Looks like you are confusing manliness for sissyness. Don't.
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"To all visitors from Transylvania looking for the head of Voivode Dracula: Yes, we have it. Yes, he's dead. No, you cannot see it. No, he will not return and invade you again. It has been over thirty years, please stop pestering us."
I actually kinda like the ponies. Not a full-fledged brony, but there's elements of the fandom that are kinda cool (some of the music remixes are a guilty pleasure of mine, for example). But obviously the tone and visual style are a bit different, to say the least. Anyone taking exception to someone saying that MLP is out of place in Skyrim, well, like I said....come on.
I actually have to be careful. Like, if I were a brony, I'd embrace it as I do with any of my nerd interests. But I've never seen a single episode. But I've absorbed enough knowledge of it from the internet that I can sound like I know a lot about it (to anyone who doesn't). And of course, bronies aren't the...how shall I put this...most respected fandom in popular culture. So I don't mind taking sh*t for my nerd interests, but I only want to take sh*t for the ones I'm actually, legitimately, into.
So I slipped once with a Fluttershy reference or something, and was working damage control the rest of the night. Tricky stuff.
My daughter, 4 years old, watches MLP. She loves it. I've seen a total of 3 episodes with her.
I still don't get this Brony shit. I still think it is stupid/lame/absurd. I don't expect everyone to get my niche interests, as well: so it is a 2-way street.
"To all visitors from Transylvania looking for the head of Voivode Dracula: Yes, we have it. Yes, he's dead. No, you cannot see it. No, he will not return and invade you again. It has been over thirty years, please stop pestering us."
Dragonborn is amazing. Exactly what DLC should be. Feels more like a full blown expansion than DLC. The new continent/island is beautiful and filled with things to discover and is a blast to explore. The storyline is great so far - with a sense of mystery and danger. Highly recommended.
"To all visitors from Transylvania looking for the head of Voivode Dracula: Yes, we have it. Yes, he's dead. No, you cannot see it. No, he will not return and invade you again. It has been over thirty years, please stop pestering us."