/mlpol/ - My Little Politics

>>375212
I would choose Trixie's homemade lasagna and Trixie. I can't help feel a bit sorry for her, and feel a stronger kinship to her, and I would like to make her happy. And who can say no to lasagna or the joy you would bring Trixie by saying yes. But Twilight looks so happy... A bit too happy, scary happy, like there is a hidden agenda and you will end up having to write a book report.

>>375212
depends....
is Trixie's mom hot too?

>>375213
Excellent choice

>>375212
Depends, how homemade are we talking? What tomatoes did she use? Did she make the noodles, mozzarella, and bechamel fresh? How big is the lasagna?
... is what I'd say if Twi wasnt offering fucking little caesars. Ffs

>>375473
Trixie's family never had any money. They made it 100%.

>>375474
In all (mostly) seriousness, a fresh zania witth Great Value sauce/cheese is STILL better than caesars.The fact that trixie went through he effort only clinches it

>>375475
The class was retarded to choose Twilight's cardboard pizza over her.

>>375476
It feels like this is rapidly devolving into a critique of predatory social hierarchies,....

Have rugged bareback sex with both Twilight and Trixie until neither of them can walk anymore, then take the lasagna and Little Caesars home with you without offering them any. This is the only correct answer here.

>>375495
Easy there, Tyrone. You're not in Detroit anymore.

>>375212
As tempting as tasting filly Twilly's hot and ready pie is, I'm going with Trixie's lasagna. On a related note, what's the leaf garnish on top of it?

>>375499
basil

>>375495
kys degenerate faggot

>>375212
"Oh?"
>You're on the move closing in snail like.
"Lasagna?"
>Trixie tries not to wilt. Twilight pretends not to gloat.
"Pizza?"
>Now paralyzed with incomprehension.
"Don't make me laugh little ponies."
>Walking slowly, deliberately, menacingly.
"There's only one meal for a horse fucker."
>Rivalry forgotten and the primal pony urge to huddle prevails.
"And I'm hungry enough to eat a horse."
>SPOILERED

>>375589
Based

Oof. That's a tough choice.

Sure, Trixie's homemade lasagna definitely has some time and heart put in it, but for all we know, Twilight could have done hours and hours of extra work on earning the money to get the bestest treat ever over who knows how long.

I know I sure as hell didn't have an easy time getting enough money together to order out in anything like a regular basis. This could represent a longer term commitment of dedicated effort just as worthy as Trixie's efforts.

>>375675
>Twilight could have done hours and hours of extra work on earning the money to get the bestest treat ever over who knows how long.
It only cost her $6.

>>375676
$6 is a lot for a kid, and might mean a lot of extra chores were done. Based on the faces, I'm imagining fillies being cute about something.

If they're adults with full budget, and if Twi has alicorn budget powers, then I'm 100% with Trixie. I'll try the food out. If inedible, then I will still spend time with Trixie gratefully.

>>375677
>$6 is a lot for a kid
Canterlot foals are all trust-fund babies.
>If they
Watch the episode.

I would eat her lasagna (if you know what i mean)

Probably the only thing trixie would be good at.