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#348301 crimsonstorm 15 Sat, 16th Mar '13 1:03:03 PM from A parallel universe

um... yeah... what.

you're stronger than you think you are.

#348302 storyyeller Sat, 16th Mar '13 1:11:16 PM from Appleloosa

Just be glad you don't have to do your taxes for multiple states.

Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.

#348303 Enlong Sat, 16th Mar '13 1:19:22 PM from The Underground Facility

Can we discuss the tax dungeon?

I have a message from another time...

#348304 Japanese Teeth Sat, 16th Mar '13 1:34:59 PM from Meinong's jungle

Ugh, taxes. Those always suck.

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#348305 Cookoo Sat, 16th Mar '13 1:54:07 PM from A Cuckoo clock

An... interesting... messup there, netflix. Just how did you manage that?

edited 16th Mar '13 1:54:16 PM by Cookoo

My Pony Fantasy 6 liveblog. ^_^

#348306 Applelight Limited Sat, 16th Mar '13 2:00:58 PM from Manehattan to Canterlot

Hi again. Anyone anything funny to show? My attempts at drawing tonight are depressing me again.

Tealove is best pony. Ask The Mane Six

#348307 The Freeman Sat, 16th Mar '13 2:16:03 PM from Hialeah,FL.

Taxes are for people with lives.

Scenic.

Miracle of life.

That's my dream. It's my nightmare. Crawling, slithering, along the edge of a straight razor … and surviving.

#348308 storyyeller Sat, 16th Mar '13 2:16:31 PM from Appleloosa

Twilight probably does everypony's taxes just for fun.

Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.

#348309 Japanese Teeth Sat, 16th Mar '13 2:29:46 PM from Meinong's jungle

Of course Pegasi hatch...

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#348310 Crowfall Sat, 16th Mar '13 2:47:17 PM

What about when a non pegusus pony has a pegusus child? Like with Ms Cake, was one of her twins an egg and the other a normal birth?

#348311 Japanese Teeth Sat, 16th Mar '13 2:47:52 PM from Meinong's jungle

Nah, unicorn foals teleport out of the womb.

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#348312 Lyra Heartstrings Sat, 16th Mar '13 2:48:45 PM from Bon Bon's house

We do not!

Although I've heard that doctors have to be careful about the horn, though.

#348313 The Freeman Sat, 16th Mar '13 2:50:18 PM from Hialeah,FL.

Is the pathway to freedom reinforced somehow from horns?

That's my dream. It's my nightmare. Crawling, slithering, along the edge of a straight razor … and surviving.

#348314 Lopiny Sat, 16th Mar '13 2:52:19 PM from somewhere

Just the doctors? I'd be worried about the mother.

Oh, the thread? Don't worry, it's just dead.

#348315 Crowfall Sat, 16th Mar '13 2:53:40 PM

Well baby unicorn horns are fairly short and nubby. If they're also a bit soft when they're born they shouldn't be too much of a danger.

#348316 Blissey 1 Sat, 16th Mar '13 3:01:23 PM from a random Pokècenter

this seriously isn't what it looks like!

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#348317 the Librarian Sat, 16th Mar '13 3:05:19 PM from his own little world

Hyer hyer hyer, pathway to freedom

That is the face of a man who just ate a kitten. Raw.

#348318 storyyeller Sat, 16th Mar '13 3:12:24 PM from Appleloosa

Babies are born with soft skulls, right? I don't see why horns would be different.

Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.

#348319 Pykrete Sat, 16th Mar '13 3:49:49 PM from Viridian Forest

A hollow cavity isn't quite as malleable as a pointed protrusion.

#348320 crimsonstorm 15 Sat, 16th Mar '13 4:49:26 PM from A parallel universe

anyone else just step back for a second and think about how we are a group of people waaaaaaaay outside of the target age talking about the expanded universe, biology, and history of small, brightly colored, cartoon ponies? anyone else realize how weird that sounds?

you're stronger than you think you are.

#348321 Lopiny Sat, 16th Mar '13 4:51:04 PM from somewhere

All the time. It gets less weird every time I do.

Oh, the thread? Don't worry, it's just dead.

#348322 Meta Four Sat, 16th Mar '13 4:53:23 PM from riding the wave

I thought horses were generally birthed back end first. So a unicorn's horn would face the other way and not present a problem during birth.

And, since today is apparently National Jump To Conclusions Day...

#348323 the Librarian Sat, 16th Mar '13 5:08:41 PM from his own little world

Well, my family's goats birth headfirst. Believe me, when your dad tells a story about a mama goat bleating from both ends and him having to pull it out you see. Then again baby goats aren't born with their horns.

That is the face of a man who just ate a kitten. Raw.

#348324 crimsonstorm 15 Sat, 16th Mar '13 5:16:15 PM from A parallel universe

a mama goat bleating from both ends and him having to pull it out

i ''really'' didn't need that mental image.

edited 16th Mar '13 5:19:48 PM by crimsonstorm15

you're stronger than you think you are.

#348325 storyyeller Sat, 16th Mar '13 5:37:09 PM from Appleloosa

Speaking of mental images, did you know that Giraffes give birth standing up? Along with the obvious corollary Giraffe calfs being their live by falling to the ground

Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.