In the dark days before Hasbro finally gave us male ponies, many of us resorted to improvising and declaring certain ponies male even if Hasbro said otherwise. I had a friend who used to insist that you had to make all the "yucky ones" boys but it turns out that every friend I had had a different idea of which ones the yucky ones were.
I've always thought it was interesting to see which ponies some people made male or female and others didn't. How about you? Did you flip the genders on any of your ponies?
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Posted by Hillary on May 7, 2012
You can read the full press release here but it looks like we won’t have to wait very long for the wedding of the century to hit DVD as it will be out this summer. You can already pre-order the DVD on Amazon here. It’s taking them a while, but it looks like Hasbro is [...]
Posted by Hillary on April 24, 2012
In the 80s and 90s, My Little Pony had a special promotion going with Chuck E. Cheese restaurants. One of your prize options was… a special My Little Pony with the Chuck E. Cheese logo symbol on her rump exclusive to Chuck E. Cheese locations. (Symbols are what cutie marks used to be called, youngster. [...]
Posted by Hillary on April 10, 2012
Oh, Petite Ponies! My littlest ponies! You’re this little, but I love you this big! Your world is this little, but I love it this big! Petite Ponies were plastic ponies of an inch high, some of which had brushable hair. Their bases had a horseshoe pattern that allowed you to activate their playset features. [...]
Posted by Hillary on March 27, 2012
The Original 2003 Pinkie Pie [photo credit MyLittleWiki I’ve been wanting to do a series like this for a long time so a big thanks to trviamaven for teeing me up with last week’s trivia question. Now if only we can sneak them all in as trivia columns, I might actually get to do the whole [...]
Which of your My Little Ponies did you give a sex change? 
