>>214693I want to ride this pony.
Praise Epona
>>214693So it's a wor-shipping thread, eh?
>>215846I do not know much about Roman sensibilities when it came to foreign deities but I suspect it to be remarkable for a foreign deity that was worshipped by enemies and, to the Romans, uncivilized tribes to be adopted by them to be worshipped and honored.
Oh, by the way. Epona's father was a true lad. XD
>>215844>>215846>Implying the human translator is Epona.>Implying pony maid doesn't carry the translator.>Human translator/ambassador is there to give head and ear scratches.>Also there for holding the picnic basket. >Human doesn't want to offend Epona or maid so she sits side saddle to avoid a sexual diplomatic incident.The picnic basket was maid-in good hands.