The Feather Fingers thing still doesn't make any sense to me.

Well, my question has been answered.

... Should I poke Surprise or is the forum not ready?

http://soapie-solar.deviantart.com/art/In-Heaven-315854678

Heh, this series just gave me an idea of a fantasy cartoon.

What I have so far is basically the mane cast, but with mixed gender and being human. The main character is a human (let's call him Mal for the sake of convenience) who returns to his hometown after over a decade of study to work as a researcher/bureacrat. Much to his chagrin, however, his job description includes dealing with supernatural phenomena and interacting with a lot of eccentric people. As the time goes, though, he finds the experience more and more bearable.

I just thought of this so there is nothing really concrete about it.

@Tiggers: Maybe some feathers are stronger than others.

They shouldn't be able to bend and grip like fingers though.

Magic.

Like I said my Theory on Pegasus feathers is that they have muscle and nerve fibers running through the central shaft that allow them to flex and be used for gripping. Perhaps not all of their feathers are this way but at least the Primary feathers. It also might account for their aerial acrobatic abilities, being able to bend the feathers to alter airflow would allow for some neato trick maneuvers Im sure.

Does Occam's Razor apply in Equestria?

Starting ep 24.

Winter Trixie.

Scootaloo and Rainbow hugging.

Grown up Spike.

AJ and Rainbow wearing maid costumes.

Rainbow flying with a gun.

Twilight Reading.

Armoured Rainbow.

Young Trixie.

Fluttershy's surreal dream.

@ d Roy, yes, but the simplest answer is almost always 'magic'

Really, they are using the "hoo" joke?

Don't you mean Who?

wait, who?

edited 10th Aug '12 3:31:11 PM by Seraphem

Yes the "hoo=who" joke and ep is over. Not impressed by this ep at all. Too many easy jokes done poorly.

Dr Who.

edited 10th Aug '12 3:32:21 PM by vanthebaron

Yeah, very few people consider it a good episode.

Swimming.

Awww.

I'm not sure where you got 'hoo' from. Do you mean an owl's cry?

"Hoo", hooting. Yes.

Yes story the owls cry is spelled "hoo" not "who"

and yeah that episode is consistently the very bottom most episode on "favorite episode" lists, even mare-do-well gets more votes then it.

And there's not anything BAD about the episdoe, it's just, boring dull and forgettable. only relly funny joke that stuck with people was Spikely Whiplash.

Yeah nice reference to the old cartoons of the 70's he even did the hand thing.

Yeah, that episode was good for Spikey Whiplash and not much else. It was just really not memorable.

It gave us Razorfang and that guy is pretty cool.