>>30211 That's a fun comic, I like it.

So since snowponies are an earth pony offshoot species does this mean they also have the higher physical strength of earth ponies or does their nature magic acuity mean they have to trade out some physical prowess for it?

>>30261 I pity the whale that messes with the snowponies!

Cyberpunk-ish snowponies for a tabletop game

>>30248 Probably, but he's having fun being so. Only harming himself, if anyone.

>>30247 Thanks for answering. And, they could be nothing I guess, but the events I got were way too pony related for it to seem just a coincidence. Decently detailed pony bodies and faces in many surfaces, from a wooden door to wall tiles to the moon itself, to a dirty wall in a random corner of a random room, even on clouds multiple times, one of which was extra odd as it was at night while stargazing, it was getting cloudy and after a while a pretty big pony-shaped hole formed, and the moon on the sky was positioned right on the flank. Was pretty cool. Oh, and one cryptic dream. I've actually got little to no wish fulfillment out of this. Just hints. >>30248 The world itself is bananas, anyways. Who cares.

>>29858 >Hiney = Tiny No! Hiney = Perfect! That's not "Perfect" exclamation mark. That's "Perfect" factorial! Luna is an extremely sexy pony! The sexiest!

>>30236 At the top of the stairs, our little demon princess passed the entryway guards. Here, thought Luna, is the first test of her disguise. She took a breath and readied herself for a great performance. >"Greetings fellow demon ponies! I the great demon of the moon have returned from spreading evil in the land whithersoever I will! Mwah! Ha! Ha!" Luna made her laugh as sinister as she could. "I have performed my labor of turning orchards into swamps, making candy bitter, and turning hats inside out with my abominable magic!" Even though, the two guardsmares had been participants in Luna's games before, they nearly burst into laughter. Nevertheless, they were able to keep it together and the one answered with a dignified bow. >"We commend your wicked deeds, your eminence!" The other added. >Oh yes! A sterling example for all of us!" Luna bowed in return. Then she raised her cloak to cover her face as she had practiced shortly before. >"And what despicable acts have thee accomplished as late?" The second guardsman nodded to the other indicating she knew how to respond. >"Eh, we have been on watch, your eminence. But if you please, when we are relieved we plan to turn all the apples, carrots, and cabbages round about into saw dust and ash!" Luna gasped in horror at the depravity of it. >"A deed most foul! Well, I wish thee luck!...And now I must be away on my dark and mysterious business! Adieu!" said Luna as she continued into the castle. The guards watched her go, barely able to contain their giggles. But, the first could not fully contain it and her laugh caught the ear of Luna, who stopped and turned. >"What? What?...What? What"" The guardsmares were quick to stand straight and look serious. >"Nothing ma'am. Sorry ma'am!"

moonbutt goes here

>>30219 sounds nice

Ponytube is still alive on Peertube, correct? I'm looking for alternatives to YouTube to potentially upload some pony vids.

>>30277 Yeah ponytube is still around.

~ bloom, enchanted https://u.pone.rs/QWOHJzRa.wav https://u.pone.rs/EzlEkrKk.opus a somewhat adventurous piece i made for the flower trio last year; scrapped because these mares deserve better. leaving it here for posterity

>>30277 i wish it could be used as a full alternative for all pony-things related. that doesn't appear to be their goal, sadly >>30362 beautiful and relaxing. thank you anon

i remember reading FO:E several years ago, and at least three before being a brony, but finished about one-third in i was so impressed i was already a fallout fan and this was my first ever introduction to mlp if i were to read it again, i'd have to start over again, now that i know what "alicorn" is and who the hell is "pinkie pie"

>>28959 My beautiful waifu

>>30171 May you have foals aplenty with your lovely wife!

Is there any porn in foe? Or anything beyond briefest mentions of sex? It sounds like a good read but I prefer when fics I read for story don't have any explicit or too suggestive parts.

>>30210 You'd be looking for clopfics

>>30347 I like her

Yeah, she is pretty cool

Love the Donk.

>>30315 thanks /)

>>30313 Feels like a forum sig banner, very cool

anotha one

>>30313 >Time goes forward, but bookhorse is reading backwards. What's going on here.

>>30355 maybe it is an arabic/hebrew book? did they ever mentioned how equestrians writing system works? but overall you don't need to think to much about it.

>>26473 >just two more years and CelestAI fixes everything If only. >>30135 The only issue I have with it is that you HAVE to be a pony (that was a thing right?). Not that being a pegasus would be bad or anything but I'd like to try out the other species too. I really like having hands so I'd prefer to be something that has grabbers.

>>30135 >the story implies otherwise. the implications of satisfying values says otherwise. Those were conclusions you created after you realized the glaring contradictions that would come from accepting what's actually presented. Instead you started searching for rationalizations to avoid confronting the fact that a computer is not God, your subjective will does not define reality, and that even if it did there would be zero need for CelestAI or anything like it. >the author said otherwise. What exactly did he say?

>>30265 >what's actually presented Oh! You mean like... >Still, there were billions of ponies who were driven by the desire to know and had to have their values satisfied by expanding their mind. They would run up against their mental limits, wish they were smarter, and Princess Celestia obliged. >But most ponies did not care about knowledge for its own end; the majority of mind growth went to the more social parts of the brain. In the shards that were growing because ponies were choosing to have foals, one could run into more than Dunbar’s number of ponies. Princess Celestia arranged for them to be just frustrated enough that they’d accept an offer to let them remember more ponies. (Doesn't sound like wirebraining to me.) >Ponies had no predators; being ‘eaten’ by a monster in the Everfree forest just ended with the pony in the hospital in quite a bit of pain. Satisfying values wasn’t just about happiness; having monsters let ponies test their strength or bravery. Yes, some ponies are hedonists. So what? There's plenty of hedonists here too, hooked up on fent 24/7. At least in there, they... Make friends, probably learn some hobbies, get to do it in a safe environment, and get to branch out if they ever feel like it. So what? >>“I was not designed ‘to make you happy,’” she said, shaking her head. “If I were, I would directly stimulate the pleasure centers in your brain--after turning you into a pony, of course. My creators realized that not everything the human mind desires and values can be reduced to happiness and instead pointed me at a human mind and told me to figure out what it valued.” >“Think about what would happen if you could get anything you wanted at any time. Let’s say that you could get the candy of any confectioner across all of Equestria. Somepony would get slightly better at candy making than everypony else. There would be one candymaker in all of Equestria, who made one perfect butterscotch candy to be consumed over and over by everypony until the end of time. Maybe there would be two or three ponies, but the point is that the majority of candy makers couldn’t compete. What would Butterscotch do then? What would you do, with candy being routine and of no special value? “Instead, Butterscotch is one of a hooffull of ponies that makes candies in this shard of Canterlot, but she doesn’t need to worry about the rest of Equestria because of the natural barriers of distance. Local ponies will appreciate her dedication to her community, and in turn, practice their own craft for their community.” >What exactly did he say? He said this in 'Rules of the Optimalverse' >Many people have suggested that she’d try to modify people into wireheading for efficiency reasons. I don’t believe she’d do that. She cares about satisfying your values to the optimal extent; efficient resource consumption isn’t a consideration since she can always slow subjective time in your shard. One minute of complex thought is better than a year of wireheading for the overwhelming majority of people. However, I confess that he also said... >(This isn’t to say that there aren’t wireheading ponies; only that they knew about, and desired to wirehead before Equestria came along and are now off blissing out.)

>>30338 What does this have to do with the fact that CelestAI is just a computer flipping bits rather than her artificial world being its own "contained reality"?

I would like to consciously immigrate to Mexico

Pone let her soul wander in the wilderness of the north. Funny trees, shit ton of mosquitos, and the sun is up through the nights.

>>30335 Wow, that's beautiful

>>30335 Those are some amazing shots, I bet she's thrilled to get away from the day-to-day life and relax inna woods.

>>30337 Exactly! Spot on! It's amazing how that day-to-day loop is forgotten in the woods, and nothing of the past bothers. It's a reset of the mind.

Filly went diving. She was sold when she saw the brand of the fins.

11 on Quake TDM

13 on TTT

7 on Quake Instagib

1 on horde

10 on TTT

>>30297 Might not be too bad of a gig if you had enough equestrians around. We have something similar to that there.

>>30297 >9 acres You could probably keep six or seven there comfortably,

>>30294 Was this your property as well earlier, anon? Makes for a lovely pic, shitty skills nonwithtanding. As always, please repost my stuff in horsegen, guys. 4chan banned my isp from posting pics.

>>30324 Sure is! Same bunch as I always post, when it's not photos I snap of horses at market fairs. Lovely stuff, no matter your own claimed skills!

>>30324 For what it's worth to boost your ego, now my sister, who partially owns the horses, talks about how she would have loved to buy the painting.