And pink... very very pink.

But Pinkie, you still don't look any older even with the 3 years that we've known you.......

@Orion: Your avatar kind of looks like a bat to me. Orion is best batpony.

How do I look anything like a bat? Last time I checked, I wasn't any of the known fruit bats. And don't you tell me I'm some changeling blueberry bat.

edited 5th Jun '13 8:49:12 PM by orionaurora

Well, your ears look pointy, and your front leg looked a little bit like half of a bat wing at first glance. Also, your face looks bat-like in that pic too.

And that too.

edited 5th Jun '13 8:51:56 PM by marston

It must be the hair.

You do look kinda batty. I think it's the eyes? And the general angular feel...

That is my post shower mane.

Though Cheerilee is more or less the same, a somewhat exasperated teacher who cares for her students. There's also an interesting contrast with the Unicornian castles of Happyness, Family, Laughter, Music, Kindness, and Rainbows. Not a perfect fit, but I think there's an inspiration for the Elements in there.

Hmm, the evidence just keeps piling up....... I guess this means that Orion is a vampire pony!

/*Throws Holy Water and Garlic at Orion*

edited 5th Jun '13 8:59:43 PM by marston

-Starts nibbling on the garlic-

Your limbs feel heavy, like they're made of lead. You want to just plop down on a bed and lie down, if you can get that far (you might opt for a nearby sofa, or a chair). It doesn't necessarily hurt in the same way that it does when you get a cut, more like a dull ache all over your everywhere. At least, the parts of you that you've overexerted.

You'll start feeling it more after a couple of hours. You can move around again, sort of, but you won't want to, because moving triggers that ache in your muscles. But if you just stay still, you won't feel it as much. So you might pass the time watching TV or on the computer or reading a book, or anything that doesn't require you to get up and move so much.

Ahh! He's immune to garlic!

It also feels like there's something strapped to your muscles, keeping them restrained, that's a bit like how it feels to move them. I'd say they feel more like rubber or water with a burning sensation that gets worse the more you move them.

Also, just got a dozen books on horses, so hopefully I'll get some interesting details on ponies.

Here's an interesting fact Pinkie-related:

When confined with insufficient companionship, exercise or stimulation, ponies may develop an assortment of bad habits, mostly psychological in origin, that include wood chewing, wall kicking, "weaving" (rocking back and forth) and attempting to find companionship even outside it's normal range of comfort depending on the intensity of isolation.

Charley Horse would totally be a pony name for a physiotherapist.

So, hug your pony so stop them going mental?

I can live with that.

edited 5th Jun '13 9:33:02 PM by Steventheman

Weaving is a bad habbit? I just find the term funny.

The care and hugging of ponies is important.

And yeah, that describes Pinkie. Insufficient friendship causes her to lose it.

Insufficient friendship reminds me of that 'Insufficient funds' voice in RT Ss.

You must befriend additional ponies.

edited 5th Jun '13 9:46:25 PM by KylerThatch

Hell, I think I could make a job up here:

Professional Pony Hug/Cuddle Administration.

Batmare!

Yeah, in addition to what they said, overexertion sort of makes it feel like your muscles are wound too tight and it actually takes extra effort to move them.

Based Anon is starting another round of his weekly EQG r34 at fimchan :V This week: Pinkie.

edited 5th Jun '13 9:56:44 PM by AceOfScarabs