@Death2  
We need to change that planet’s name to end that stupid joke once and for all.

Uranus is big and gassy, isn’t it?

@kuney  
Read it. I agree with the last bit:  
In other news: Pluto is a dark, frozen rock in the outer recesses of our solar system and does not care in the least how we classify it.
 
I do not mind the fact that we have 8 planets evenly split by the Asteroid Belt. I’ve though that Pluto was weird, not in the endearing way. More like a “something’s missing”.
 
Now, it’s among others like itself and even has a category named after it: Plutoids.
 
One thing we should all agree on however is that there are no longer 9 planets in the Sol system.

@JJMDude
 
Doesn’t really matter though. You’re more than welcome to google more results.

@kuney  
No.
 
A popular vote by a viewing audience doesn’t mean a damn thing. Science is not a democracy; it’s not about a bunch of people of whatever qualifications taking a vote on reality.
 
This is wishful thinking on the part of people still butthurt about something so trivial.

@Sad
 
http://www.al.com/news/birmingham/index.ssf/2014/10/pluto_may_be_a_planet_your_chi.html
 
Pluto is a planet again. Sorta.
 
You can google it to read more. But to give you a tl;dr version, it follows the rules to classify something as a planet. HOWEVER, two of the three rules are being followed, but the third rule is questionable.

@kuney  
What do you mean it’s a planet now?

@swaz_blackout  
Pluto is a planet now. And yes, I’m aware you commented on this four months ago.

Probing ur anus…

@JJMDude  
What in particular would be the implications in the first case?

@JJMDude  
Dang, I was hoping someone would get that joke.

@The Neutrino  
Thank you. Someone who ISN’T mired by a resistance to change.

I think it’s a good thing. I mean, Eris would also be a planet since it’s bigger than Pluto, along with all of the other dwarf planets beyond Pluto, along with some of the larger asteroids like Ceres. It would make remembering all of them confusing.

@Background Pony #C5AE  
This planet demotion has happened before. Case in point: Ceres used to be classified as one until what is now known as the Asteroid Belt is discovered. Pluto has more in common with the objects in the Kuiper Belt than everything else with the planet label. Plus, we’ve at least formally defined the criteria for being a planet is and Pluto falters at the third criteria.

@Background Pony #C5AE  
It’s not about the Pluto argument(Personally, I also still count Pluto). It’s just that Neptune would commit suicide if she found out someone killed Uranus.(That would be inevitable, considering their relationship)

pluto is not a planet

@Background Pony #C5AE  
Exactly my thoughts.
 
Also, scary Rarity is best Rarity.

Eight. I don’t care what science says, Pluto still counts.

This becomes funnier when you consider he might be wondering if she said “uranus” or “your anus,” because the implications are worlds apart.