>>17969 Feather preening is probably a different form of affection, but they gotta be able to kiss their non-beaked friends, too. We need a way to get their tongues into other creatures' mouths. Deep kisses, no licks. Tongue-on-tongue action, heavy breathing, the works.

>>17968 I just imagine that their beaks are flexible enough to allow their mouths to couple mostly like lips. That's how the show presents them, so that's how I imagine them. Think of their beaks being as flexible as a fingernail or something, maybe with some more give to it

>>17982 Beaks are bone underneath a shell. They are like horns.

>>17983 No way, dude. You see how gryphon's beaks in the show flex and bend all over the place? They definitely not like your standard beaks. They got the same stretchy stuff in them that lets ponies stretch out to like 4x their body length for humorously timed slapstick comedy

>>17983 That rubber beak stuff always seemed weird to me, I much prefer the proper beak style.

A letter for you, but what gryphon sent it?

theres still no ggf thread on /MLP/ we need to discuss griffons or hippogriffs

>>18016 Well nobody seems to want to discuss them here. Was there something you had in mind?

>>18022 I like the griffons, but the site is rather bereft of posters to support a niche like this

>>18117 It seems like it's only a few threads that get any regular posts. I wish they weren't seen as so niche and only used for boring shitposts but there doesn't really seem to be much that can be done about that.