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JavaScript JavaScript Loops, Arrays and Objects Tracking Data Using Objects Accessing Object Properties

Silly Question: Is Instructor Dave McFarland a Brony?

I'm watching the Accessing Object Properties JS video and Dave made a reference to "Rainbow Dash", which is a character from the My Little Pony TV show. Could Dave be a Brony?

If he has a horse, he could be.

Jeremiah Shore
Jeremiah Shore
31,168 Points

He appears to be of the age where he could have a daughter that is into My Little Pony, so maybe he was doing her a solid by referencing the show. Regardless, I can see him using that as an example as raising some eyebrows lol.

On an unrelated note, I think his voice sounds similar to Benson from Regular Show.

I'd like to point out that Anjali seems intimately familiar with the subject of bronies. No judgement here my friend. Everyone's welcome at the table of life :D

Anjali Pasupathy
Anjali Pasupathy
28,883 Points

Friend, you mistake me. I actually know only a little about My Little Pony and it's fandom. However, through my in-depth excursions into other fandoms, I have met people who know far more on the subject than I do, who have directed my attention to that particular video. This question brought that video to mind, so I thought it was worth sharing.

That being said, while I am not intimately familiar with the subject of Bronies, I am deeply engaged in various other fandoms that are centered around stories commonly considered to have a rather limiting upper bound in the age of their consumers. There is certainly no judgment coming from here! (::

It's cool man, we all likes kids toons

Anjali Pasupathy
Anjali Pasupathy
28,883 Points

Yep. And kid's books. And kid's games.

(I just felt like being wordy for no particular reason... [xx )

5 Answers

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,732 Points

:stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: You're being extremely silly.

I checked the video transcript, and it does not contain the words "rainbow" or "dash" at all. What's the time index where you believe you heard this reference?

:horse: Now quit horsing around and get back to learning.   :wink:

4:18 is the place where he adds Rainbow Dash into his code. And yes, I should stop and get back to coding now :D But at least it shows that I'm paying super close attention to the video content!

var message = '<p> Hello. My name is ' + person.name + '</p>';
message += '<p> I live in the ' + person.country + '</p>';
person.name = 'Rainbow Dash';
message += '<p>But, I wish my name was ' + person.name + '</p>'
print(message);
Michelle Harrison
Michelle Harrison
8,782 Points

Treehouse: where I can be introduced to JS objects AND bronies ???

apparently here at TreeHouse :D

That's the spirit. This is my favorite thread :D

lol

OMG Dave! You actually referenced my daughter's favorite character Rainbow Dash, from her favorite TV show, My Little Pony! She absolutely adores Rainbow Dash and has toys of her. She even wants to become Rainbow Dash when she grows up!

Best part of my learning here ever!!!