Describe the avatar above you with only one word

[Mirage 24,747]

2 minutes ago, Duality said:

Goat.

whoa shots fired man

pfffffheheheheh mirage man look what you got us into

i think i came out on top here

It's a Dove.

[Sparklefan1234 169,694]

@Mirage77

Pony 

 

Edited September 1, 2017 by Sparklefan1234

[FluffyGoat13 375]

Hair

1 minute ago, Duality said:

i think i came out on top here

Eh, Pigeons are also Doves.

Doves and Pigeons are both different species of the same type of bird. So you could say Doves are a different type of Pigeon, and that Pigeons are a different kind of Dove.

Basically that anomalous bird is both until proven otherwise.

[Sparklefan1234 169,694]

@FluffyGoat13

Baa

[FluffyGoat13 375]

Disnee

Just now, Sparklefan1234 said:

@FluffyGoat13

Baa

*human noise*

[Sparklefan1234 169,694]

Just now, FluffyGoat13 said:

*human noise*

 

Tie

[Mirage 24,747]

4 minutes ago, FluffyGoat13 said:

Hair

Eh, Pigeons are also Doves.

Doves and Pigeons are both different species of the same type of bird. So you could say Doves are a different type of Pigeon, and that Pigeons are a different kind of Dove.

Basically that anomalous bird is both until proven otherwise.

WE DECLARE THAT IT IS A DOVE.

Sorry man the Princess has spoken...

 

Beaming!

[Duality 10,739]

Bloo.

9 minutes ago, Mirage77 said:

It's a Dove.

8 minutes ago, FluffyGoat13 said:

Doves and Pigeons are both different species of the same type of bird. So you could say Doves are a different type of Pigeon, and that Pigeons are a different kind of Dove.

Basically that anomalous bird is both until proven otherwise.

1 minute ago, Mirage77 said:

WE DECLARE THAT IT IS A DOVE.

Actually, Wikipedia says that 'dove' generally means a white pigeon, and that the two terms are "in no way consistently applied", even within the ornithological community. The two terms don't even apply to specific separate species.

Therefore, I'm calling veto on this - 'cause it's my avatar, Mirage come at me bro, and your namby-pamby pony princess too - and saying it's a pigeon, because 'pigeon' is the more general term for that class of bird.

Brohoofs for you, Fluffy, 'cause you're mai new science buddy.

Edited September 1, 2017 by Duality

[FluffyGoat13 375]

antidry

Just now, Duality said:

Actually, Wikipedia says that 'dove' generally means a white pigeon, and that the two terms are "in no way consistently applied", even within the ornithological community. The two terms don't even apply to specific separate species.

Therefore, I'm calling veto on this - 'cause it's my avatar, Mirage come at me bro - and saying it's a pigeon, because 'pigeon' is the more general term for that class of bird.

Brohoofs for you, Fluffy, 'cause you're mai new science buddy.

Fair enough.

Although I'm more history than science, I can hold scientific discussion. So, hai new science buddy.

[Sparklefan1234 169,694]

@FluffyGoat13 

Horns

[FluffyGoat13 375]

Just now, Sparklefan1234 said:

@FluffyGoat13 

Horns

Eyes.

[Sparklefan1234 169,694]

@FluffyGoat13

Squinting

[Duality 10,739]

Hairy.

Just now, FluffyGoat13 said:

antidry

AH NO

If you're gonna be mai new science buddy, you must know that water isn't wet.

Things coated with water are wet.

Water merely causes things to be wet.

1 minute ago, FluffyGoat13 said:

hai new science buddy.

also haiiiiiii

[Sparklefan1234 169,694]

@Duality

clear

[Duality 10,739]

Radiant.

Edited September 1, 2017 by Duality

[Sparklefan1234 169,694]

@Duality

Bird

[FluffyGoat13 375]

Splash.

2 minutes ago, Duality said:

If you're gonna be mai new science buddy, you must know that water isn't wet.

Things coated with water are wet.

Water merely causes things to be wet.

also haiiiiiii

But some of that water is coated in water :3

Also I said antidry but I didn't state what I was referring to; I was referencing the antidrying properties of water.

[Sparklefan1234 169,694]

@FluffyGoat13

Furry

[FluffyGoat13 375]

@Sparklefan1234

Head.

[Sparklefan1234 169,694]

@FluffyGoat13

Muzzle

[Duality 10,739]

Blonde.

 

15 minutes ago, FluffyGoat13 said:

But some of that water is coated in water

But water can't be 'coated' in water, because the word 'coat' is used exclusively to refer to a solid/gooey material being covered in a gooey/liquid substance, not a liquid being covered in a liquid.

15 minutes ago, FluffyGoat13 said:

Also I said antidry but I didn't state what I was referring to; I was referencing the antidrying properties of water.

But this thread is devoted entirely to directly describing avatars, so implying that you weren't referring directly to water means that YOU LOSE GAME BCOZ BREAK RULES

 

HAH CHECKMATE MAI NEW SCIENCE BUDDY

Edited September 1, 2017 by Duality
ninjablonde

[FluffyGoat13 375]

Aqua

Just now, Duality said:

Goatee.

 

But water can't be 'coated' in water, because the word 'coat' is used exclusively to refer to a solid/gooey material being covered in a gooey/liquid substance, not a liquid being covered in a liquid.

But this thread is devoted entirely to directly describing avatars, so implying that you weren't referring directly to water means that YOU LOSE GAME BCOZ BREAK RULES

 

HAH CHECKMATE MAI NEW SCIENCE BUDDY

I may have lost an unloseable game, but you got ninja'd.

[The Cynical Lone Wolf 615]

Goat

 

[Duality 10,739]

Duck.

1 minute ago, FluffyGoat13 said:

I may have lost an unloseable game, but you got ninja'd.

But I edited my post within a matter of seconds, so you either have ridiculously OP reflexes or so little life that you monitor your pony forum account so closely that you can respond to a post near-instantly.

Y'know, like the rest of us.

[FluffyGoat13 375]

Oxide

1 minute ago, Duality said:

Duck.

But I edited my post within a matter of seconds, so you either have ridiculously OP reflexes or so little life that you monitor your pony forum account so closely that you can respond to a post near-instantly.

Y'know, like the rest of us.

It's the reflexes, although it's counteracted by my incredibly slow typing speed.