I'm glad it will end on a good note just like King of the Hill, Futurama, Regular Show, Gravity Falls etc. as it's better to end a show on a good note than become an ongoing zombie like The Simpsons has become
I just wanted to see what people's thoughts are on this! If you're transporting just one horse in a two horse trailer, do you remove the partition or leave it in? I know some partitions can't be taken out so I guess this doesn't apply in those, but a lot of more modern lorries allow for this to be done.
I know if you take it out the horses have more room to balance, but I was wondering if it's worth it or necessary? I'm driving just the one horse next weekend and wanted to see what people thought!
This is the official place to discuss the first issue of the IDW Spirit of the Forest My Little Pony comic. Spoilers within!
The Cutie Mark Crusaders are back! When Apple Bloom, Scootaloo, and Sweetie Belle take a trip into the woods, they find a forest filled with trash! Just what could be causing this mess?! Looks like it's another mystery for our favorite fillies to solve—and one where not everything is as it seems…
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Hello! Recently I've gotten a great interest for the show when jokingly watching it via Netflix. I found I actually enjoyed the animation and music enough to warrant me continuing to watch it, but I don't know where to start. My main problem is my parents (I'm 15) monitor what I watch on Netflix and I'm in no mood to talk to them about why I watch a show targeted towards little girls. Anyone have any suggestions on what to do or other places I can watch the show?
So, because it's No-Pics Thursday (May 30th, 2019) today, you know what that means...
It's time for the Weekly Fanfic Recommendation LINK-SWAP Game thread to continue!
Anyways, THE RULES (read 'em carefully):
Post a link to a fanfiction you like (can be your own as well - it's okay to self-promote), with or without a short blurb.
Important: Reply to someone else's post with a link to a fanfiction you think they might like, based on their choices.
Put each of your choices in a separate post if you want to make sure to get a recommendation based on each one. You may reply to someone else's reply, either to you or to someone else. Please make long discussion threads, they introduce a healthy bit of exploration and can help us find new interests! And that's it!
PLEASE COMPLETE BOTH STEPS 1 and 2. Don't just show up and ask for recommendations if you're not willing to provide any. I'll start the first few threads myself, and reply with a gentle reminder if you forget.
IMPORTANT NOTE. Thanks to /u/BookHorseBot (many thanks to their creator, /u/BitzLeon), you can now use the aforementioned bot to easily post the name, description, views, rating, tags, and a bunch of other information about a fic hosted on Fimfiction.net. All you need to do is include "{NAME OF STORY}" in your comment (without quotes), and the bot will look up the story and respond to your comment with the info. It makes sharing stories really convenient. You can even lookup multiple stories at once.
Ready? Set? LET"S GO! Also, feel free to self-promote in here!
I ride at a hunter barn, taking one lesson a week with the same trainer and usually on the same lesson horse. Today, my trainer wanted to see my horse because it was not doing what was expected of it. The training methods used on the horse I did not agree with at all.
I'm not going to give many details because there is so many ways/methods/theories to correct and train horses and I don't want to offend anyone or have anyone tell me that it was okay.
Thanks.
Do those places that offer horseback riding usually have the same breed of horses? Or is it the opposite and they usually have different breeds?
