@Background Pony #6348  
Heh yea he does but he’s not the only one

@Background Pony #4D34  

 
there are also the JRR Tolkien interpretations of a dragon, the mythological, oldest origins of the creatures, the Chinese dragon, etc.
 
Chinese dragons are legendary creatures in Chinese mythology and Chinese folklore. The dragons have many animal-like forms such as turtles, fish, and imaginary creatures, but they are most commonly depicted as snake-like with four legs. In yin and yang terminology, a dragon is yang and complements a yin fenghuang (“Chinese phoenix”).
 
last I checked, snake-like was usually a description for a creature in the reptile family.
 
There’s a whole world of interpretation of this mythological creature, D&D doesn’t directly own the concept of dragons as fantasy creatures as their own, original creation.  
Favoritism a definition does not make, especially when you only show that you favor D&D’s interpretation over all else.

Spike knows how to pleasure the fillies. :3

Dragons age differently than ponies comment below me.

Didn’t Ask Molestia start out with a rule against foalcon?

Spike gets around more than the common cold

Spike’s song: Quest of the Manwhore by SexualLobster

kinda seems more like the town man-whore

When you think about it, that spot must be hell to scratch considering what it would take to reach it comfortably. Dragon claws work better than the bark of a tree.
 
Also, does this mean Twilight and her friends are… “friends with benefits” in this Tumblrverse?

the town punching bag

@RandomFanguy
 
Well… Spike is the Town SOMETHING. That’s for sure.

I laughed so hard when I read this.

Spike is the Town Backscratcher.

Giggity. O~O

you know, i bet a little higher then the tail base is a really good itchy spot for ponys…i would love to help with that…

Twilight: I learned from watching you!