adorapipp is already gaining on several popular G4 pony cute tags. She’s averaging over 1,000 images a year with her cute tag.

She won’t catch Twibetes or Shyabetes, but she’s likely to surpass the CMCs which is incredibly impressive.

This revelation inches her closer to being my first G5 favorite.

@CompoundFraxure

@Background Pony #EDB4
Here, here! Couldn’t agree more. Misty’s my absolute favorite too, alongside Pipp! Though, I would probably highlight Izzy being second favorite because she’s really retroactively better at cracking various jokes, like Pinkie Pie would. Still, Misty is perpetually still favorite pony candidate, that’s up there with Pipp, like I mentioned earlier. Two top class ponies being my favorites with pure loving potential!

Misty is my favourite, and Pipp is right after her.

Zipp takes third place.

But seriously!! Pipp is super cute!!

Love her!

Personally, I like Sunny and Izzy more, but I’m happy that you have a lot of fans

This is true

Yikes

I’d say Hitchy boy and I bet she’ll agree!

So true

@Korora
What’s baseball gotta do with anything that involves irregular English colloquialisms and differentiated grammatical dialects? See, some languages distinguish between a plural and greater plural. A greater plural refers to an abnormally large number for the object of word quantity. The distinction between the paucal, the plural, and the greater plural is often relative to other types of objects under discussion. For example, in discussing whatever amount of certain objects they are, the paucal number might imply fewer than ten, whereas for the population of some certain country, it might also be used for few hundred thousand. So, if they were to compare these wording numbers that coexist with the formal plural, and hopefully this perseveres better enunciation without having anyone fall into a soporific sleep, practically listening to myself drone on, you might say that these “pseudo-dual” and “pseudo-plural” categories would imply this following plural “You’re best pony” compared to “You are best pony”. So, hopefully that’ll clear up some inevitable confusion of their existing dialects. If I figure that anyone else fully understands what this particular caption is referring upon common or uncommon plurals, then maybe that would help answer to anyone who’s having their spellings come clean from flaunting their misspelling correction of grammatical text edit implicitly, according to this relevant upload. So, just spitballing food for thought there.

@Background Pony #28C0
I do agree, and wish my ADHD did not kick in.

@Softy
And the singular form of “innings” varies depending on whether the stadium contains three square bases and a pentagonal home plate or two wickets.

@Softy
Interesting.
Out me for being an American.
and you made a point. Still, your should be replaced with you’re/you are.

“That moment when you realize that all of your friends are Best Ponies” might be more appropriate, but hey, to each their own.

Small imperfections in life make life perfect

Oh dang, I just realized the error is “Your are best pony”.

First, it’s “grammar”.

Second, the use of the definite article in English is often irregular especially in colloquialisms and between different dialects. Hence Americans go to the hospital while Brits go to hospital.

“Best pony” is like “top dog”, which also often appears without the definite article: “He’s top dog”, “What it’s like to be top dog.”, etc.

Another example off the top of my head is “employee of the month”.

Truth

I love her too

GRAMMER NAZI ALERT!
You are the best pony!
You’re the best pony!