@ Santos: That was great. Long, but well worth the read. What's up with the incomplete paragraphs, though?

...Okay, I did not need to see the word fillyhood in there.

Wow, what a roller coaster this thread was. Love you guys.

Anyway, Peter Cullen as a booming-voiced Equestrian Guard commander, and Frank Welker in some kind of Villain role.

edited 12th Jan '12 7:34:39 PM by edvedd

Are you leaving us D: Stay! There is always more pony love to ago around.

L Mage, it sounds like Ed just got caught up on the thread.

@Santos: LINK NOW!!!

F'tang

Friendship is still magic. Bitch.

No, I'm not going anywhere, Mage.

edited 12th Jan '12 8:31:52 PM by edvedd

Hahaha, ponies invade the tabletop gaming space

what is this...I don't even...

edited 12th Jan '12 8:32:19 PM by Seraphem

@Rich:

heeheeheeheeheeeeeee...

As far as the game discussion from 10+ pages back goes, I'm a programmer and have made lots of games in the past, so I may be able to help. My favorite genre is making impossibly difficult Puzzle Platformers.

edited 12th Jan '12 8:40:18 PM by storyyeller

I can do some minor play testing.

Well...THAT was certainly interesting, Skaijo XD

I'm also a programmer, though I've never managed to actually finish a game before. My day job is working on practical applications, not games, so I don't get to do much game development.

... I just finished watching Hearth's Warming Eve and I cannot fathom exactly why the hell would Princess Platinum have Clover the Clever wear a bridle when she rides Clover over the stream? It's already a bit strange to see a pony riding a pony but the bridle just pushes it to WTF territory.

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On a side note, why would horse tack even be present in Equestria?

Granted, as someone said a long time ago, blinders could be used by ponies for working in high precision jobs. Seriously, some competition shooters wear "blinders" (they're even called that) to minimize distractions. It's not much of a stretch to imagine that ponies working on high precision work (say stitching an expensive dress) would wear them for the same reason.

-sighs in relife-

Ah, thats good. I don't want to losse any of friends, The Orbtial Friendship Nuke only works with everyone.

ssssssssslavery?

Fetish wear?

Combination of both?

Clover the Clever was Platinum's 'personal' servant? Slaves have actually been well-educated in the past - many house doctors in greece were slaves who had been taught medicine at their masters request. Clover could have easily studied under Star Swirl to be a better assistant for the princess. The leader of a group of magic-users would have to be knowledgeable about magic, after all, but Platinum wouldn't have had time to study it.

Rarity's boutique has fancy bridles, presumably without bits.

Hmmmm.

My guess is that there were other races (the diamond dogs' ancestors maybe) who attempted to enslave the ponies at some point, and the ponies co-opted some of their tech for practical (or possibly kinky) purposes.

Okay, time to sleep. Presentation tomorrow.

Goodnight everybody.

Even the sign above Carousel Boutique's door shows a bridle.

Lauren originally wanted to have more focus on bridles in Rarity's boutique, but the other crew got a little wierded out, so yeah. Sisterhooves Social also has bridles in the background being worn by mannequins.

Certainly puts all those saucy fanon pokes at Rarity's Secret (also referenced in the There's a Pony for That ad by the Hub!) in a new light

Night Jteeth.

edited 12th Jan '12 9:18:58 PM by AceOfScarabs

@Edvedd's link: Yeah.

Why do i post this? Cause it's relevent