Nice. Irony is awesome.

I love the irony.

While I do find this funny, does this mean that I can’t look for more Christian images on the site?

@Revolution512  
It’s more a take-that at people who try to put life-changing advice on pictures of ponies.

Is this supposed to be a take that to Kwark? If so, it’s very clever.

@Eggonaught  
…I can’t find the damned thing either. I’ve had it for years; maybe it’s been discontinued or something. I checked it’s properties, though. It’s called MagicText version 0.565 by Frank Garland.

@DanielTepesKraus  
Dude, that’s awesome, thanks! Do you have a link to it? The searches I tried gave me nothing but “shiny magic text effects!”

@Background Pony #0F27  
There’s a free Photoshop plugin called Magictext that has the option. It’ll work with any shape of polygon, too. Just draw a box, select it and your text, then go to Filters, Magictext, align text to path, align text container to path.
 
That’ll match the text’s container to the path itself, effectively skewing the text to the shape of your polygon. All you have to do then is adjust the text size and alignment to make it fill as much of the box as possible.

@DanielTepesKraus  
How do you align it like that? I’ve always done it manually with the distort tool.

@TexasUberAlles  
Thanks man. Or woman. I don’t know :p
 
Seriously, though, the badly skewed letters was on purpose. It actually would have been easier to make them line up: I traced a box around the entire poster and colored it white to hide it, and I could have just aligned the text to that path with two mouse clicks. Instead I did it manually with the skew tool because I’m trying to take as many pot shots as possible at the socialers of justice because I hate how poorly their socialing it.

@DanielTepesKraus  
Oh man, firing Kung Fu Apple Bloom out of the Party Cannon was brilliant, I loved that one.

@TexasUberAlles  
Well I’m glad we have an expert on the case :)
 
I mean, it’s not like I don’t know how to edit pics or anything.

@Darth Sonic  
Too close for on purpose; if you’re laying out something purposefully off-kilter, you make it obvious instead of not quite. YouTried.jpg, man… YouTried.jpg.

@TexasUberAlles  
I think the shitty formatting was on purpose.
 
Of course, it could also be on “purpose”.

If you can’t be arsed to line the edges of the Skew Tool borders with the goddamn poster you’re trying to match… it might be time for you to look in the mirror and cry.

good one

If it’s your cartoon pony, go for it. If it’s “owned by someone else,” see above.

I think this particular use of using X to tell people to stop doing X is justified. Most people who understand the uselessness of this trend have it blocked or at the very least will quickly scroll past it. Those who still think this concept it worthwhile, the people who this argument is aimed at rebuking, are the ones most likely to actually read it in its wholesale. Same way sometimes you have to make a television broadcast to tell people who watch too much TV to stop watching TV, your message is unlikely to reach them if you aren’t using the media they access.

I love you

@Darth Sonic  
Honestly, I think you’re reading too deeply into it. This wasn’t made to like or agree with. It was obviously made as a means to point and laugh at all the people who are making these for real.

Ironic indeed but a very good summation I would say.

@Kincyr  
FINALLY someone notices. I’ll cease now.
 
… That said, it seems I’m a hypocrite. I think I’ll stop with this whole campaign.
 
I just really want this whole mouthpiece thing to STOP. If I were to support mouthpieces with opinions I like, it would encourage others to continue making mouthpieces. So I tried a zero tolerance campaign.
 
But hypocrisy is not a trait I wish to cultivate within myself, so I apologize.

@Darth Sonic  
it’s also shitposting when you spam a the same Wreck-It Ralph macro

@anonymouspegasus  

This is what we call both “irony” and “allegory”.