Set six years after season 6, Occupied Equestria presents an alternative history where the Changelings have conquered half of Equestria, while a former Equestrian colony - soured to Princess Twilight's notion of harmony with all creatures because of their encounters with griffins - Invaded and took the other half. In Baltimare and the Equestrian Southeast, the magic of friendship has weakened, as Communists, Changeling infiltrators, Fascists, gangs, and corrupt creepy politicians threaten the city. This role play is based in large part upon the Equestria at War mod for Hearts of Iron 4, and uses D&d 3.5e mechanics.
The long train ride to Bales is over, with Brie, Onyx, and Spark reaching their destination a little bruised but not dead or arrested. Before them lies a new and unfamiliar city and world, at the crossroads of Equestria's past and present, and also the Changeling Occupied Zone and East Equestria. In Baltimare, Dark Star prepares to set out on a mission to track down and arrest unfaithful and unreliable local law enforcement that have been leaking information to rebel forces. Silver may finally have a new toy he can use to clear the Catacombs of their undead presence. Iron, meanwhile, has drifted further into an temple in his search for a treasure sough by an archaeological expedition that was ambushed by bandits.
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>>102883
"Ja!"
Spark doesn't look eated yet, bit he's perched precariously in a dangerous position. Like a bucket of fried chicken outside the doors of a basketball game, he's just waiting to be eated
"Ja!"
Spark doesn't look eated yet, bit he's perched precariously in a dangerous position. Like a bucket of fried chicken outside the doors of a basketball game, he's just waiting to be eated
I'd also like to point out that incautiously, google translate comes up with some funky ass translations
>>102889
"Die nächste Etappe unserer Reise beinhaltet eine Privatkutsche. Hört sich gut an für dich?"
"Die nächste Etappe unserer Reise beinhaltet eine Privatkutsche. Hört sich gut an für dich?"
>>102890
"Ja"
They nod. Kerr looks rather uncertain, while Wesley looks more intrigued, perhaps even excited
"Ja"
They nod. Kerr looks rather uncertain, while Wesley looks more intrigued, perhaps even excited
>>102891
"Es ist nichts zu befürchten. Wir kaufen ein paar Pferde und eine Kutsche und fahren den Rest des Weges zum Bienenstock. Kein merkwürdiger oder unangenehmer Austausch mit zufälligen Ponys, nur die vier (fünf?) Von uns, die direkt zu unserem Ziel gehen!"
"Es ist nichts zu befürchten. Wir kaufen ein paar Pferde und eine Kutsche und fahren den Rest des Weges zum Bienenstock. Kein merkwürdiger oder unangenehmer Austausch mit zufälligen Ponys, nur die vier (fünf?) Von uns, die direkt zu unserem Ziel gehen!"
>>102884
Let them do their worst. I survived twice so far.
I’m tied up at the moment, give me a few more minutes and I’ll be back in the swing of things.
Let them do their worst. I survived twice so far.
I’m tied up at the moment, give me a few more minutes and I’ll be back in the swing of things.
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>>102771
As Cauldron and iron walk back, Iron can overhear the following conversation between Grant and Pear
>"I can't wait to be over with all of this. Once we have everything from the site, I am trotting straight back to Saltmane."
"Back already? We just got here two days ago."
>"After everything that has happened, you want to stay around?"
"Because of everything that has happened... I need to stay. They finally let me out of the office, and I suspect they won't be very willing to let me come back"
>"At this point I feel like we should take the money and run. Cut our losses."
"To make it all worth it, there's something I need to do, something I need to find, before I can go back to Saltmane"
>"Don't you want to go see your loved ones?"
I haven't seen my mother in more than a year. My dad was in the Navy...
>"Oh... I take it you're not married or engaged?"
"No"
>"Do you have a special somepony?"
"Well, no"
>"Have you?"
For a while back at John Haykins there was a stallion I saw... It wasn't that serious. He never quite understood my interests. He never proposed, and I moved away. I think he joined the army, I don't know.
>"Well, once we get back we'll get plenty of new attention from this find. You'll have something to write about."
"I know, Critical Theory keeps hounding me."
>"Well if you do get something published, combinded with findings here, who knows. You might even get tenure"
"If that's how you want to look at it"
>"You may even attract a special somepony you can finally lose your maidenhood to"
Pear looks extremely offended by that last statement, as Grant laughs
>"'Tis but a joke"
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[Read more] As Cauldron and iron walk back, Iron can overhear the following conversation between Grant and Pear
>"I can't wait to be over with all of this. Once we have everything from the site, I am trotting straight back to Saltmane."
"Back already? We just got here two days ago."
>"After everything that has happened, you want to stay around?"
"Because of everything that has happened... I need to stay. They finally let me out of the office, and I suspect they won't be very willing to let me come back"
>"At this point I feel like we should take the money and run. Cut our losses."
"To make it all worth it, there's something I need to do, something I need to find, before I can go back to Saltmane"
>"Don't you want to go see your loved ones?"
I haven't seen my mother in more than a year. My dad was in the Navy...
>"Oh... I take it you're not married or engaged?"
"No"
>"Do you have a special somepony?"
"Well, no"
>"Have you?"
For a while back at John Haykins there was a stallion I saw... It wasn't that serious. He never quite understood my interests. He never proposed, and I moved away. I think he joined the army, I don't know.
>"Well, once we get back we'll get plenty of new attention from this find. You'll have something to write about."
"I know, Critical Theory keeps hounding me."
>"Well if you do get something published, combinded with findings here, who knows. You might even get tenure"
"If that's how you want to look at it"
>"You may even attract a special somepony you can finally lose your maidenhood to"
Pear looks extremely offended by that last statement, as Grant laughs
>"'Tis but a joke"
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>>102899
"Nun, fragen Sie zuerst nach seiner Erlaubnis. Sagen 'I kann has'? Wenn er ja sagt, dann graben Sie ein."
"Nun, fragen Sie zuerst nach seiner Erlaubnis. Sagen 'I kann has'? Wenn er ja sagt, dann graben Sie ein."
>>102823
This area is less densely populated than the Eastside, though not quite as wealthy as the North. There are a number of singe family bungalows on eighths of acres, a a few small apartment buildings, and some larger shop buildings, as well as the occassional warehouse or distribution center. He passes by a school, and a precinct annex. The architecture of the area is dominated by red brick, though there are a few wooden houses of white paint and low sloped slate roofs
This area is less densely populated than the Eastside, though not quite as wealthy as the North. There are a number of singe family bungalows on eighths of acres, a a few small apartment buildings, and some larger shop buildings, as well as the occassional warehouse or distribution center. He passes by a school, and a precinct annex. The architecture of the area is dominated by red brick, though there are a few wooden houses of white paint and low sloped slate roofs
>>102901
K, waiting on Sparks' interaction
(he would have been present for Brie's dialogue, should he wish to be aware of it)
K, waiting on Sparks' interaction
(he would have been present for Brie's dialogue, should he wish to be aware of it)
>>102873
>update
Oooooo. I wonder how long it will take them to update their wiki? I love reading about the game as much as playing it.
>update
Oooooo. I wonder how long it will take them to update their wiki? I love reading about the game as much as playing it.
>>102904
"Ah, so I exchanged the firearms for some cash. I figure we can get a personal carriage to take us the rest of the way. This leads me to a particular junction." Brie takes a deep breath. "There's no guarantee we, and by we I mean you and I, will survive traveling to the hive. You have the option of backing out now if you prefer. I have enough resources to put you back on a train to Baltimare before the sun sets, if that is your preference."
"Ah, so I exchanged the firearms for some cash. I figure we can get a personal carriage to take us the rest of the way. This leads me to a particular junction." Brie takes a deep breath. "There's no guarantee we, and by we I mean you and I, will survive traveling to the hive. You have the option of backing out now if you prefer. I have enough resources to put you back on a train to Baltimare before the sun sets, if that is your preference."
>>102906
"I didn't plan on surviving this mission before now, so no point in running now. You can only prolong what is to come so long anyway. What about you? Got any nagging second thoughts?"
"I didn't plan on surviving this mission before now, so no point in running now. You can only prolong what is to come so long anyway. What about you? Got any nagging second thoughts?"
>>102910
"You know..."
Stix nods to the glass he has kept by his side from the very beginning of this crazy adventure.
"You know..."
Stix nods to the glass he has kept by his side from the very beginning of this crazy adventure.
>>102912
"It can feel like that at times, yes"
"Like layers of different rock that form ontop of each other. A new, different layer for each era of time that passes, forming ontop of the old"
"It can feel like that at times, yes"
"Like layers of different rock that form ontop of each other. A new, different layer for each era of time that passes, forming ontop of the old"
>>102914
He nods, a little surprised by such an insightful comment. "You live outside of city for so long, you forget what it is like."
He nods, a little surprised by such an insightful comment. "You live outside of city for so long, you forget what it is like."
>>102918
"There were a few books at my grandmother's house. I would read them there, since I had plenty of time. I've had plenty of time to think about the city since coming here..." his voice trails off somewhat quitely
White Orchid fills the void
"I went to school around here once. It's not a bad neighborhood. There's a park a couple blocks over. We used to play there, build little forts on the occasions it snowed"
>>102919
Vola e vai, my little pony
"There were a few books at my grandmother's house. I would read them there, since I had plenty of time. I've had plenty of time to think about the city since coming here..." his voice trails off somewhat quitely
White Orchid fills the void
"I went to school around here once. It's not a bad neighborhood. There's a park a couple blocks over. We used to play there, build little forts on the occasions it snowed"
>>102919
Vola e vai, my little pony
>>102873
I did a practice run of it
This update pretty much kills any normal, reasonable means of expansion on a New Mareland run (or Zebra colony campaign, for that matter) on historical mode.
New Mareland has the major problem that it is sandwiched between two Great Powers (kind of three). The only nations within the range of its ships are Wingbardy and friends (sharing a land border), Aquellia (across a strait), Sicameon, and Minotauria (only if you try to expand the range of the Navy). The basic strategy as New Mareland is always to expand south, into Sicameon and then Minotauria, or even better, Minotauria then Sicameon. After that, the Free Towns of Gryphus are vulnerable, or even the Zebra colony, Cyanolisia, or Falcor. Then, Zaphzia and Prywhen can be attacked. By this time, a war with Aquellia can be managed, and at least one naval ship is built. Expanding into Minotauria especially is essential, because only the southern Griffonian nations have rubber, which is crucial to planes and motorized. For the same reason, you should try to invade it as the Zebra colony.
A few updates ago, both Minotauria and Sicameon were massively buffed, with starting armies that would each be twice the size of the New Mareland Starting army. Now, the two will automatically create a faction together. this would raise the difficulty as New Mareland, though maybe be too much for the Zebras to overcome. What is really new is the Navy of Sicameon. Sicameon gets two Battlecruisers, and a shitload of other vessels. i think their navy is bigger than Aquellia's, and probably the third or fourth biggest on the whole continent. There is absolutely no way to invade Sicameon or Minotauria now as New Mareland on historical mode. The only two nations within range are now the great powers of Wingbardy and Aquellia, which are difficult enough to defeat with years of preperation. That will now have to be done without rubber, or the factories and resources New Mareland used to be able to get from invading south.
I guess maybe it's possible to play on non-historical, hope they never form the southern pact, then invade Minotauria, then invade Sicameon through that little straight. Still though
>>102923
"We woukd try that, but there usually wasn't enough snow. We would throw snowballs though"
[Read more] I did a practice run of it
This update pretty much kills any normal, reasonable means of expansion on a New Mareland run (or Zebra colony campaign, for that matter) on historical mode.
New Mareland has the major problem that it is sandwiched between two Great Powers (kind of three). The only nations within the range of its ships are Wingbardy and friends (sharing a land border), Aquellia (across a strait), Sicameon, and Minotauria (only if you try to expand the range of the Navy). The basic strategy as New Mareland is always to expand south, into Sicameon and then Minotauria, or even better, Minotauria then Sicameon. After that, the Free Towns of Gryphus are vulnerable, or even the Zebra colony, Cyanolisia, or Falcor. Then, Zaphzia and Prywhen can be attacked. By this time, a war with Aquellia can be managed, and at least one naval ship is built. Expanding into Minotauria especially is essential, because only the southern Griffonian nations have rubber, which is crucial to planes and motorized. For the same reason, you should try to invade it as the Zebra colony.
A few updates ago, both Minotauria and Sicameon were massively buffed, with starting armies that would each be twice the size of the New Mareland Starting army. Now, the two will automatically create a faction together. this would raise the difficulty as New Mareland, though maybe be too much for the Zebras to overcome. What is really new is the Navy of Sicameon. Sicameon gets two Battlecruisers, and a shitload of other vessels. i think their navy is bigger than Aquellia's, and probably the third or fourth biggest on the whole continent. There is absolutely no way to invade Sicameon or Minotauria now as New Mareland on historical mode. The only two nations within range are now the great powers of Wingbardy and Aquellia, which are difficult enough to defeat with years of preperation. That will now have to be done without rubber, or the factories and resources New Mareland used to be able to get from invading south.
I guess maybe it's possible to play on non-historical, hope they never form the southern pact, then invade Minotauria, then invade Sicameon through that little straight. Still though
>>102923
"We woukd try that, but there usually wasn't enough snow. We would throw snowballs though"
>>102924
New Mareland needs a buff.
"We had plenty of those, too. How good were you in snowball fights? Did you dominate?"
New Mareland needs a buff.
"We had plenty of those, too. How good were you in snowball fights? Did you dominate?"
>>102898
Well hello there, dialogue.
Iron does his best not to look nosy.
"I wonder what is making them so confident in that they will grab everything," Iron whispers just for Cauldron to overhear. "Do they have a secret weapon capable of scaring us away?"
He is a bit worried about the lack of ponies in Pear's personal life.
(No relatives to miss as well as incentive to fight back? That could complicate things. After my actions I am pretty sure I cannot exploit her lack of affection.)
He sneakes a glance on Pear's rear.
(While the view is nice, she seems to have been used by another stallion.)
He shakes his head.
(A shame about her luck with the stallion. Perhaps I should make my move with Cauldron when we get to safety with those pots, so as to not make her suffer Pear's fate.)
[Read more] Well hello there, dialogue.
Iron does his best not to look nosy.
"I wonder what is making them so confident in that they will grab everything," Iron whispers just for Cauldron to overhear. "Do they have a secret weapon capable of scaring us away?"
He is a bit worried about the lack of ponies in Pear's personal life.
(No relatives to miss as well as incentive to fight back? That could complicate things. After my actions I am pretty sure I cannot exploit her lack of affection.)
He sneakes a glance on Pear's rear.
(While the view is nice, she seems to have been used by another stallion.)
He shakes his head.
(A shame about her luck with the stallion. Perhaps I should make my move with Cauldron when we get to safety with those pots, so as to not make her suffer Pear's fate.)
>>102926
Silver smiles at that. "Well, alright then! That is good to hear." He looks back at Mint Marine, worried for him. "Are you doing okay, little one? You have been quiet."
Silver smiles at that. "Well, alright then! That is good to hear." He looks back at Mint Marine, worried for him. "Are you doing okay, little one? You have been quiet."
>>102927
"I don't know. They could. They might think the authorities in Saltmane will help them. They might be delusional."
>she seems to have been used by another stallion
That's... exactly the opposite of what that entire train of dialogue was hinting
She is rather thin. Her tail is currently wrapped thin (which makes her easier to see), presumably as a measure to keep her tail from getting caught in anything in the jungle
>>102928
"I'm okay. Just enjoying the ride"
"I don't know. They could. They might think the authorities in Saltmane will help them. They might be delusional."
>she seems to have been used by another stallion
That's... exactly the opposite of what that entire train of dialogue was hinting
She is rather thin. Her tail is currently wrapped thin (which makes her easier to see), presumably as a measure to keep her tail from getting caught in anything in the jungle
>>102928
"I'm okay. Just enjoying the ride"
>>102931
Put at ease, Silver continues on his journey. "So you used to frequent this area, White Orchid. Is there anything else of interest?"
Put at ease, Silver continues on his journey. "So you used to frequent this area, White Orchid. Is there anything else of interest?"
>>102929
Oh whoops. I took her offense as a 'Hey, I did have a dick inside of me once!" kind instead of the "Stop bullying me for my lack of partner availability!" kind
He looks at Cauldron.
"Could they do the authority thing?" he whispers.
Iron is a bit weary over Pear's thin frame.
(While my father told me a mare can handle most stallions, she will probably have to get used to anypony bigger than her.)
He glances the best he can at Cauldron's rear from the side to compare the thickness.
Oh whoops. I took her offense as a 'Hey, I did have a dick inside of me once!" kind instead of the "Stop bullying me for my lack of partner availability!" kind
He looks at Cauldron.
"Could they do the authority thing?" he whispers.
Iron is a bit weary over Pear's thin frame.
(While my father told me a mare can handle most stallions, she will probably have to get used to anypony bigger than her.)
He glances the best he can at Cauldron's rear from the side to compare the thickness.
>>102934
It's circa 1940, premarital sex is really only socially accepted where a partner is betrothed to be married. Pear is Bourgeois, and that group especially tends to be conservative. Grant explicitly says "lose your maidenhood" which is old timey for "virginity"
"Not in the jungle"
Cauldron is definitely thicker. Pear, in general, has the physique of a unicorn, despite being an earth pony, and seems to work mostly indoors, although she is adjusting to the jungle and caverns fairly well (including the aforementioned tail improvisation). She may well be stronger and more durable than she looks, with earth pony magic
It's circa 1940, premarital sex is really only socially accepted where a partner is betrothed to be married. Pear is Bourgeois, and that group especially tends to be conservative. Grant explicitly says "lose your maidenhood" which is old timey for "virginity"
"Not in the jungle"
Cauldron is definitely thicker. Pear, in general, has the physique of a unicorn, despite being an earth pony, and seems to work mostly indoors, although she is adjusting to the jungle and caverns fairly well (including the aforementioned tail improvisation). She may well be stronger and more durable than she looks, with earth pony magic
>>102935
Right. Forgot the importance of virginity for most mares.
Iron nods, having taken her glance.
"Good to know."
(Maybe the Earth Pony magic in her will awaken and strengthen in time if she lives in the jungle in time? She was able to make it this far without breaking much of a sweat, excluding the fights where she hid. Perhaps she could become more like us.)
Glancing between the two mares, his mind is processing.
(Should I go for the Earth Pony who has a negative opinion of me but is ultimately alone and would be eager to be in the jungle in order to get some history and get away from the annoying traditions of cityfolk or the zebra who has a positive opinion of me overall but chained to the concrete jungle by so many responsibilities as well as being in constant danger of being taken away due to her forced occupation?)
A little drop of sweat starts trickling down from the side of his forehead as he walks.
(Why does my soul throw these problems at me?)
[Read more] Right. Forgot the importance of virginity for most mares.
Iron nods, having taken her glance.
"Good to know."
(Maybe the Earth Pony magic in her will awaken and strengthen in time if she lives in the jungle in time? She was able to make it this far without breaking much of a sweat, excluding the fights where she hid. Perhaps she could become more like us.)
Glancing between the two mares, his mind is processing.
(Should I go for the Earth Pony who has a negative opinion of me but is ultimately alone and would be eager to be in the jungle in order to get some history and get away from the annoying traditions of cityfolk or the zebra who has a positive opinion of me overall but chained to the concrete jungle by so many responsibilities as well as being in constant danger of being taken away due to her forced occupation?)
A little drop of sweat starts trickling down from the side of his forehead as he walks.
(Why does my soul throw these problems at me?)
>>102937
It's not that he needs problems thrown at him. He has the capacity to create his own problems with the tools in the environment.
Like gauging relationships' advantages and disadvantages.
It's not that he needs problems thrown at him. He has the capacity to create his own problems with the tools in the environment.
Like gauging relationships' advantages and disadvantages.
>>102924
>>102873
I took another look at the map, and found that under this new system, it’s still possible to naval invade Cyanolisia when selecting only heavy cruisers or vessels with longer range. The Hauklands are also in range (though they have no resources) and so is Vedina. So it would be possible to invade Cyanolisia, then Minotauria-Sicameon, although they would have like 30 units with no opportunity to for a simple encirclement, making it not much easier than invading something like Prywhen
>>102873
I took another look at the map, and found that under this new system, it’s still possible to naval invade Cyanolisia when selecting only heavy cruisers or vessels with longer range. The Hauklands are also in range (though they have no resources) and so is Vedina. So it would be possible to invade Cyanolisia, then Minotauria-Sicameon, although they would have like 30 units with no opportunity to for a simple encirclement, making it not much easier than invading something like Prywhen
Eeee?
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>>102948
Basically. It needs to be able to hold at least 3 (2 Lings and a pony) inside, Brie would take the driving position (not that that would be necessary given that Onyx would technically be able to drive it himself) to respond to danger with his... oh yeah, Brie's spot check sucks. Well somepony would need to ride on top,....
Basically. It needs to be able to hold at least 3 (2 Lings and a pony) inside, Brie would take the driving position (not that that would be necessary given that Onyx would technically be able to drive it himself) to respond to danger with his... oh yeah, Brie's spot check sucks. Well somepony would need to ride on top,....
>>102949
Carriage lots are a little further away, as they need more space for their merchandise, but one with a wide selection can be found
An almost grape purple unicorn, with white mane and a red stripe greets Brie
“Hello there Sir. What can I do for you?”
Carriage lots are a little further away, as they need more space for their merchandise, but one with a wide selection can be found
An almost grape purple unicorn, with white mane and a red stripe greets Brie
“Hello there Sir. What can I do for you?”
>>102950
"Hello my good stallion. I'm in the market for a carriage capable of transporting 2 ponies and 2 colts."
"Hello my good stallion. I'm in the market for a carriage capable of transporting 2 ponies and 2 colts."
>>102951
“I see. Sounds like you need a medium sized carriage then. Any idea of how far your daily trips will be, the road conditions, or what sort of climate you will be expecting?”
“I see. Sounds like you need a medium sized carriage then. Any idea of how far your daily trips will be, the road conditions, or what sort of climate you will be expecting?”
>>102953
“Well, you see, an off road version would have wider wheels, a higher clearance, and more durable axels, while being heavier over all. Long distance, you want something slimmer and more comfortable, and preferably lighter. For colder weather you want some insulation and protection from the elements, and of course different thing are required for rain, flooding, and worst of all mud. What sort of ride you need? Functional, or more comfortable?”
“Well, you see, an off road version would have wider wheels, a higher clearance, and more durable axels, while being heavier over all. Long distance, you want something slimmer and more comfortable, and preferably lighter. For colder weather you want some insulation and protection from the elements, and of course different thing are required for rain, flooding, and worst of all mud. What sort of ride you need? Functional, or more comfortable?”
>>102957
Brie waves a hoof dismissively. "Would a heavier duty carriage require more than one draft pony?"
Brie waves a hoof dismissively. "Would a heavier duty carriage require more than one draft pony?"
>>102959
"Alright. So assuming a heavy-duty carriage, with insulation, rain, and mud traction wheels, how much would that go for?"
"Alright. So assuming a heavy-duty carriage, with insulation, rain, and mud traction wheels, how much would that go for?"
>>102963
“Waterproofing on the undercarriage, and fewer rusting parts. Still don’t drive it through moving water, it will float away
“Waterproofing on the undercarriage, and fewer rusting parts. Still don’t drive it through moving water, it will float away
>>102964
Brie thinks for a moment, then visibly mouths the words "What does fording the river mean?", then shakes his head.
"So with flood protection, what are we looking at?"
Brie thinks for a moment, then visibly mouths the words "What does fording the river mean?", then shakes his head.
"So with flood protection, what are we looking at?"
>>102965
“420. Normally it would be less, but material like chrome are more expensive under the war mobilization”
“420. Normally it would be less, but material like chrome are more expensive under the war mobilization”
>>102970
"Excellent" Brie proffers the funds, silently thanking those revolutionaries for funding this leg of their venture.
"Excellent" Brie proffers the funds, silently thanking those revolutionaries for funding this leg of their venture.
>>102971
He hooves over the bank notes, the salespony counts them, and Brie has a new wagon, courtesy of the Everfree partisans. It looks like those Sun worshipers did something good after all.
The carriage is kind of big, very high with a step, has large wheels, and is mostly blocky with some curves in the front. It is black in color, with a partly metal, partly wooden look
He hooves over the bank notes, the salespony counts them, and Brie has a new wagon, courtesy of the Everfree partisans. It looks like those Sun worshipers did something good after all.
The carriage is kind of big, very high with a step, has large wheels, and is mostly blocky with some curves in the front. It is black in color, with a partly metal, partly wooden look
>>102973
It’s heavy, but the axels are well lubricated. It pulls, and least so long as it’s not going uphill
It’s heavy, but the axels are well lubricated. It pulls, and least so long as it’s not going uphill
Don't ask me why, but I had the weirdest dream involving some kind of 4chan golf game on the Nintendo Switch.
>>102978
Like the 4CC, but golf, so every character was a meme. You could upskirt a lot of the female models. I didn't spend enough time in that part of the dream to see ponies, but I did see John Cena wearing a magical girl outfit.
Like the 4CC, but golf, so every character was a meme. You could upskirt a lot of the female models. I didn't spend enough time in that part of the dream to see ponies, but I did see John Cena wearing a magical girl outfit.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2PtvLTZS4Ik
I would declare some real awesome come back for Onyx, but to be honest I have no idea what the fuck is going on and there's a lot of posts.
So; Hi, how is everyone tonight?
I would declare some real awesome come back for Onyx, but to be honest I have no idea what the fuck is going on and there's a lot of posts.
So; Hi, how is everyone tonight?
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