https://imgur.com/gallery/IkNUs
That look says, 'this is weird... can I go eat now?' :D
https://imgur.com/gallery/ad8Q2
https://imgur.com/gallery/zG8xp
Added side view My friend is looking at this 10 yo Morgan gelding for lower level dressage and trail riding, and our barn owner noted that he is 'extremely sickle hocked.' He does have a bit of a swing in the walk, but trot and canter look normal. Was used for trail riding in the mountains with no issues. Edited to add that he was checked out and given thumbs up from a vet and chiropractor and passed the flexion check, and could probably be improved with better shoeing/trimming, my friend is just concerned about possible issues down the road.
In general, do sickle hocks always cause lameness? What sort of maintenance or issues could arise using a sickle hocked horse for light work? Any preventative tips?
Thank you in advance!!
https://www.battleforthenet.com
American bronies of all kinds, if you stream, and/or watch My Little Pony on Netflix, Hulu, or any other streaming services, then imagine watching it with a buffer every five seconds... Please, save Net Neutrality, this is a big deal for us bronies as well. If we stream ponies, imagine streaming ponies really slowly. Imagine having to pay AT&T, Spectrum, or ComCast for watching your My Little Pony quicker. It would suck. Please be aware of Net Neutrality, and fight the repeal. Please make this repeal not happen. Net Neutrality is a reason why we can watch My Little Pony without our internet providers throttling our connections for money. Please help save the internet in America.
Trainers (famous or otherwise), coaches, etc., and why? What is it about them that inspire you?
"The last thing that I would ever do is watch the series, that (censored) is cancer."
That's what I told my friends, as well as myself, about 3 weeks back. And here I am now, posting on the subreddit after having caught up to season 5. How did this all happen so quickly?
After watching the Emoji Movie ironically with my friends, we decided to do the same for the My Little Pony movie, on October 8. Following the showing, we all agreed that the plot was paper-thin but it wasn't as big of a failure as the Emoji Movie.
But I actually liked the ending song by Sia, and it seems that (from scrolling through the comments) that there were actually quite a few people like myself. The next few days I spent listening to Rainbow on repeat, and slowly I branched out to the whole playlistadmittedly the "questionable" fanart also caught my eye. My friends of course made fun of me (the whole stigma of being outside of the "intended audience"), but I reassured them that "The last thing that I would ever do is watch the series, that (censored) is cancer." Oh, how wrong I was. I decided to start from the beginning, anticipating sappy children's-book style drama, and I was right. And I absolutely loved it. From the songs to the character development, everything felt so basic and predictable yet enjoyable.
And about a week after that, I became what I had hated just months ago, your average MLP fan, with my most detailed memories was of having "Winter Wrap Up" stuck in my head at the worst time of the year (before Winter) and repeating to a friend of mine who persuaded me to start in the first place because of the songs "SHE'S A F*KING ALICORN" for the 30th time (Btw, why was there drama behind that (if there was?).
So, while I'm away from a stable-enough connection to continue binding FiM, I turn to this subreddit, with the hopes of meeting other fans that may or may not have similar experiences. And now on to my question: In what order should I watch the series/movies? Going back to the first Equestria Girls movie felt strange.
TL;DR: "You either die a hater, or live long enough to see yourself become the brony."/Ironically watching movie turned me into a fan. How did you end up here as well? What's the correct order for watching the series/movies?
