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  1. Dec Browne
    Is My Little Pony really the show to be watching if you're pro-war?
  2. Dec Browne
    You’ve got to see some of the early Thomas seasons, they’re amazing. There are even two episodes where one train saves another from scrap.
  3. Dec Browne
    Because the Mane 6 are not bucking teenagers.
  4. Dec Browne
    Let’s not forget that G4 has things like arcade games, colour photography, film, the Super Speedy Cider Squeezy 6000 and Jet Set’s cutie mark of three aeroplanes.
  5. Dec Browne
    UPDATE: I've been emailed this one from a collector in Mexico.
  6. Dec Browne
    The Wave 25 blind bag cards I’ve seen have been strange. For example, Trixie and Mosely Orange’s cards perfectly mirror the show, but Peachy Sweet’s Care depicts her with Applejack’s mane. What I’d like to know is whether Chance-A-Lot’s card depicts Caramel’s vector or something else. That way, we may get that small step closer to knowing whether Chance-A-Lot and Caramel are the same pony, or whether Chance-A-Lot is the name of the Caramel-style Big Macintosh recolour in the intro.
  7. Dec Browne
    My point was, for you, cute things have to have backstory behind them. But the toys from Fluttershy’s hideout looked like she just had them for the sake of their cuteness alone.
  8. Dec Browne
    I just remembered the toys and show have fetlocks but the toy packaging doesn’t.
  9. Dec Browne
    You may have seen a good amount of the merchandise planned for next year which many equate to the show coming out at that same time - Pony Life. But I have noticed two major differences - the toys are lankier and have unshorn fetlocks. They even have box art that looks nothing like PL. Just look at this.
  10. Dec Browne
    Don’t you get it? She knew Gilda as a child but only met Pinkie once she moved to Ponyville, so that made her extra loyal.
  11. Dec Browne

    animation Corn & Peg

    Dec Browne replied to Buttonmash1973's topic in Media Discussion

    They probably heard somewhere that FiM was being cancelled and decided to capitalise on the pony/unicorn market. And then when they’re side by side...
  12. Dec Browne
    Put them in their twenties.
  13. Dec Browne
    But how did Big Mac and Rockhoof's hooves actually change colour?
  14. Dec Browne
    Look at my picture of Thunderlane above. Also, it was fur BLIGHT, not fur LINE.
  15. Dec Browne
    Nice theory, but pony hooves have been treated like real, furless ones sometimes, like when Rarity said hers were 'cracked and dry from working in the field'.
  16. Dec Browne
    But Rockhoof's just appeared on him out of nowhere, remember?
  17. Dec Browne
    What if the reason Trouble Shoes' hooves were whiter and didn't have an outline drawn around the fetlocks as a colt was because he actually painted them to look tough, tired of being teased for his bad luck?
  18. Dec Browne
    What episode did she appear in?
  19. Dec Browne
    I think this image might confirm that even on hooves that are the same colour as the body, even though it may be a visual representation of Rarity's exaggeration about how rustic she's become, in which case it may still show that the concept of 'cracked and dry' hooves is not unknown to Equestria's ponies, indicating that they are not surrounded by furry skin.
  20. Dec Browne
    It gets even stranger when you look at Rockhoof.
  21. Dec Browne
    Funnily enough, in today's science class (🤓), we were talking about body heat, which may well have some bearing here. After all, Trouble Shoes did grow up in a much hotter climate than Big Mac.
  22. Dec Browne
    It would certainly help to know if these were chips of hoof or simply strands of fur.
  23. Dec Browne
    I don't think their fur would wrap so neatly around the bottoms of their hooves simply by shagging down from their fetlocks.
  24. Dec Browne
    Well, how about Thunderlane? Doctor Whooves? Mr. Cake? Cheese Sandwich? Sunburst? Huh?
  25. Dec Browne
    Has anyone else ever wondered why some stallions, such as Big Macintosh and Shining Armor, have hooves coloured differently to the rest of their bodies, yet most others don't? And even more strangely, Big Mac's hooves were the same colour as the rest of his body as a colt, yet Trouble Shoes' were even whiter than they are today? Theory 1: Blood Pressure The reason that some heavy stallions have coloured hooves may be their higher level of blood pressure. This may also explain why Trouble Shoes had whiter hooves when he was shown as a colt in the rodeo, as his apparent higher level of activity would have increased his blood pressure, thus increasing the whiteness of his hooves. Big Mac, on the other hoof (literally), grew up with much slower-paced activity. But what about ponies like Gladmane, who appear the same weight as the likes of Big Mac, you may ask? They're just a different type. Then again, I'm no scientist. Maybe Trouble Shoes' hooves simply got browner the same way my Converse shoes have (even though they're only two weeks old). They didn't get much whiter when he came back into the rodeo as a stallion. Or maybe it just differs from pony to pony. Theory 2: Skin Loss This theory suggests that while all stallions are born with furry skin around their hooves, there is one kind that loses that skin with weight. The reason Trouble Shoes lost his hoof skin at an earlier age than Big Macintosh may simply be that he had weaker skin. As for if mares can have coloured hooves, I just can't say.
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