/pone/ - My Little Pony★

>>316437

It's like they want off the ride even more than we do.

God damn it, why can't they just blow up the fucking planet and kill us all if they're so intent on ruining everything? Finish me off, you fucking kikes. I'm so sick of your shit.

This, with the early releases coming out of Sweden, Australia, etc makes me think it might be more productive to scrap our usual sticky schedule and just make one sticky as a repository for links and discussion.

Need feedback on this, because right now, sticking with the Discovery Family releases whilst trying to keep track of these releases feels like pissing onto a forest fire.

Hahahaha!

>>316442

You might as well. It's kinda pointless to do single threads now.

>>316442

Make one sticky.

Episodes up on YP: https://yp1.yayponies.no/temp.html

All episodes are in frogspeak, although subtitles are out there for the Lighting Dust episode: https://pastebin.com/FSshpPxf

The episode was fun, at least for me, other than the ending being somewhat rushed/LD being made unlikable at the end.

>>316442

Could also just sticky any one of the already existing discussion threads for the various early releases.

>>316442

Maybe make one thread for each episode, for links and discussions, then sticky each one as they airs in the US?

>>316509

Also, TRIXIE SONG.

>>316472

I can read and write it, but pronouncing gaulic pleb latin is damn near impossible, and they always speak the densest part of their sentences too quickly.

>>316519

I love the dithering effect on that gif. It is quite enchanting.

>>316597

I knew kids in high school who took all four years of French and still couldn't hold a solid conversation. It is probably the most useless language to learn in the U.S. right now. Unless you're moving to or live in maple syrup land.

Most of the Eurotrash are speaking nigger-talk anyway.

>>316604

Thanks, I tweaked the output settings many times to get this result.

>>316605

That's because you have to actually use the language out and about rather than just solving problems in a textbook. There's lots of people who learn other languages just by watching and reading shit from the country, or shitposting online with native speakers.