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a rant about My Little Pony names from a gay dad (via @mommywithapenis)Posted by Hillary on July 30, 2009
OK so some of this is a little adult but I figured my fellow pony fans would appreciate this. From the Mommy With a Penis blog. Younger fans, don’t read it, OK? Lately my daughter is gaga obsessed with My Little Pony. For you neophytes, there isn’t just one little pony like the singular title [...]
2009 Comic Con Exclusive My Little Pony: Good/Evil Two Face Convention MLPPosted by Summer on July 27, 2009
Ever since the first promotional photos came out, MLP fans has been drooling over the Comic Convention (that’s the San Diego Comic Convention, SDCC) exclusive My Little Pony figure for 2009. Like Two-Face of Batman fame, this pony was good on one side: But evil on the other: This split personality lady says, “I’ll rule [...]
Comic Con 2009 My Little Pony MentionsPosted by Hillary on
ONE FOR THE GIRLS: Bonnie Zacherle, one of the original ‘My Little Pony’ designers, signs an autograph and draws a pony for a youngster during an appearance at Hasbro’s booth. [SOURCE] One audience member asked [Todd] McFarlane if he could draw a “My Little Pony” sketch for his wife, as several other Image creators – [...]
Acronyms sellers use for a collectible item that is for sale in original package on eBay and elsewherePosted by Hillary on July 23, 2009
There are several different acronyms used online (especially on sites like eBay) to denote that a collectible item, such as a My Little Pony, is still in their original package. The most popular are: NRFB – Never Removed From Box MIB – Mint in Box MOC – Mint on Card NWT – New with Tags [...]
MLP Trivia Tuesday! (My Little Pony question of the week)Posted by triviamaven on July 21, 2009
What acronym denotes that a My Little Pony item is still in original packaging? (there are several correct answers) Think you know the answer? Post your guess below. Please feel free to post your response even if someone has already posted an answer. Answering trivia questions is sometimes just for fun and sometimes for prizes [...]
