Tuesday, May 25, 2010

ponies

OK, Ponies! Here's how ponies work! you asked, for it, you get it! OK. Ponies, ponies, ponies...I'm digging through my files here, i'm digging through my memory banks...bear with me, looking for ponies...i'm looking, i'm looking...pancreas, pasta, primavera, oops, went too far...Pens, peanut butter, pretzels, oops went too far again. Package, Penises, pussies, went too far, populus, still too far, pendulum, parade, peepee...oh ok, here it is Ponies.

A Pony is like a little horse, it has a big snout and antlers. It uses its whiskers to communicate with other ponies. It is a soft creature with delicate features. It makes a clicking sound when it walks around. Its diet includes anchovies, steroids, and dogs. When threatened it hides under a pizza. ponies are best utilized for sorting potatos. Its head is 95% iron, 5% grapefruit juice. There is a cabinet in the pony's stomach that can be accessed for transporting goods.

Early in a pony's lifespan, the pony reaches a stage of intense confusion, and must wander separate dimensions on a quest for knowledge. Once the knowledge is accessed, the pony must purchase art goods and assimilate the knowledge into what is known as "ponycraft", or a kind of pony collage. It is usually on a 24"x36" neon green posterboard, although other colors have been observed.

What ponies cannot do:
  • ponies are not good at photography
  • ponies cannot predict the future
  • ponies are poor ride-givers and must not be ridden at all, ever.
  • ponies do not have the ability to consume liquor, although beer and rice wine are fine.
  • ponies do not fold laundry except while being brutally beaten.

What ponies CAN do:

  • ponies can collect stamps
  • ponies can operate dunflower machinery or clattids
  • ponies can eat fiberglass
  • ponies can support PHP, SQL or program C#