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Pinkie’s line in the episode was just begging for it…
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If we were girls, we have vaginas
Or you start munching some carpet.
However, considering the only mares on the farm are the four sisters and their mom, that also may be an issue for those averse to incest.
Good one mate XD
Thanks for sharing. Never seen that video. Never even heard of the film he’s reviewing.
>>1576171t (deleted)
Watch his review of Rock-a-Doodle. He makes the exact same joke at 10:59.
The Nostalgia Critc beat us to it?
Because if you say “penis” on a girls show, the little darlings will be gangbanging the basketball team in the locker room the next day.
Everyone knows that.
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Well it’s one thing to actually go out and buy that book for the purposes of teaching the difference, but this is a family network and no parent wants their kid to hear something they aren’t prepared to teach. Also network regulations and whatnot, no way they would allow that.
And I’ll never understand why they can’t say it on a kids show. I mean, I’m sure the show’s target audience all know the difference between a boy and a girl. There’s even books targeted at kindergarten students teaching the difference!
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