#271401
Fri, 17th Aug '12 7:25:05 PM
from Meinong's jungle
@Kyler: Flipping instantly is funnier though.
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Forum Archive (nuked Western Animation thread)
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#271402
Fri, 17th Aug '12 7:25:43 PM
from Andromeda Galaxy
@Syd: You know you are talking to a stallion, right?
Yeah, Andromeda is heading for you. You got over 9000 years until it collides.
#271403
Fri, 17th Aug '12 7:25:59 PM
from across the 4th wall
I wonder if Equestria ponies still go through estrus.
All the words we meant to say
All the chances swept away
#271404
Fri, 17th Aug '12 7:26:45 PM
from sharing 27 avvies
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My headcannon says nope to that.
ATC, if you are genuinely that ignorant, do us all a favor and lurk rather than post-Fighteer
Be a little understanding for a change~Catf
#271406
Fri, 17th Aug '12 7:27:35 PM
from Andromeda Galaxy
@ATC: And why not?
Yeah, Andromeda is heading for you. You got over 9000 years until it collides.
#271407
Fri, 17th Aug '12 7:28:04 PM
from across the 4th wall
@JT: I prefer torturous Character Development, but that's just me.
All the words we meant to say
All the chances swept away
#271409
Fri, 17th Aug '12 7:28:51 PM
from Appleloosa
Look up estrus Well it sounds like they either have an estrus or menstral cycle.
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.
#271410
Fri, 17th Aug '12 7:29:02 PM
@steve: And it's hilarious.
Shinobaka-Wryte and the Last Inheritance: An Inheritance Book 4 Sporking.
#271411
Fri, 17th Aug '12 7:29:08 PM
Although as comedic as Estrus is in a society of sentient ponies. I think that their biological reactions are closer to a humans, to keep in line with the fact that they have similar lifespans to humans.
#271412
Fri, 17th Aug '12 7:29:27 PM
from Manehattan to Canterlot
is that anything like saying Beetle Juice three times?
Pinkie Pie, Pinkie Pie, Pinkie Pie!
Sorry I'm late! 
Tealove is best pony.
Ask The Mane Six
#271413
Fri, 17th Aug '12 7:30:37 PM
@Steve We actually have no idea how long their lifespans are. Many people theorize that they actually life much longer than humans thanks to Granny Smith's backstory.
#271414
Fri, 17th Aug '12 7:31:00 PM
from Andromeda Galaxy
@Steve: I won't say you are right or wrong on that.
Yeah, Andromeda is heading for you. You got over 9000 years until it collides.
#271415
Fri, 17th Aug '12 7:31:07 PM
I don't know what an estrus is, and something tells me it better that way...
edited 17th Aug '12 7:31:16 PM by DavidtheMouse14
#271416
Fri, 17th Aug '12 7:33:28 PM
from America
#271417
Fri, 17th Aug '12 7:33:34 PM
from sharing 27 avvies
@ATC: And why not?
Because Icky mammalian bodily functions have no place in my reptilian fantasy worlds.
edited 17th Aug '12 7:36:08 PM by ATC
ATC, if you are genuinely that ignorant, do us all a favor and lurk rather than post-Fighteer
Be a little understanding for a change~Catf
#271418
Fri, 17th Aug '12 7:34:39 PM
from Appleloosa
So next question - do Changelings lay eggs?
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.
#271419
Fri, 17th Aug '12 7:35:59 PM
from sharing 27 avvies
Of course.
Ponies also lay eggs, three to six at a time, only one of which will normally hatch.
ATC, if you are genuinely that ignorant, do us all a favor and lurk rather than post-Fighteer
Be a little understanding for a change~Catf
#271420
Fri, 17th Aug '12 7:36:06 PM
from Your Face
...reptilian fantasy world.
Wait, I thought that they were birds.
ZABUNGAH
#271421
Fri, 17th Aug '12 7:36:16 PM
I suspect eggs are involved. At which case I am curious what changeling larva look like, they are probably cute little buggers.
#271422
Fri, 17th Aug '12 7:36:23 PM
from Andromeda Galaxy
ATC: Well, you have fun with that. I'll just enjoy being a mammal elsewhere.
Yeah, Andromeda is heading for you. You got over 9000 years until it collides.
#271423
Fri, 17th Aug '12 7:36:45 PM
@Marston Why isn't Pinkie there?
edited 17th Aug '12 7:37:23 PM by DavidtheMouse14
#271424
Fri, 17th Aug '12 7:36:49 PM
from sharing 27 avvies
Birds are reptiles.
No, really, it's a valid scientific classification, and Robert Bakker himself supports it.
ATC, if you are genuinely that ignorant, do us all a favor and lurk rather than post-Fighteer
Be a little understanding for a change~Catf
#271425
Fri, 17th Aug '12 7:37:31 PM
My headcanon on changeling reproduction is that they reproduce my mating with their target species, and any offspring produced by a changeling and their host is always a changeling itself, instinctively disguised as a child of the appropriate species. Eventually, the parent changeling makes off with the baby once it's old enough. It's more or less a take on the classical "changeling crib-swap" mythology.
edited 17th Aug '12 7:38:12 PM by PerpetualLurker