November Discussion Thread

[Inkydeer]

Aaand there it is^^
Looks cool, even though I was hoping for something else
But I thought that it would look like this since the other ponies also didn't change much when they grew

Awww, I was hoping the burlap pony would be a PPS, or to have potatoes tumbling out of it, though... actually that sounds a bit creepy XD

Well we did have a pinata fox with candy pouring out of it... It would've been neat to have potatoes in/on/coming out of the pony, but it's cute as heck as it is. It's one of my favorite regular adopts this month :3

[V a p o r e o n]

Pet's name: Kitty Kat

....OTP..

[Eyulf]

My favorite pets this month would have to be these,




I just love the designs and love the eyes on the 3rd one.

[Silver Tiger~]

Pet's name: Kitty Kat

....OTP..

Next year's April Fool's Day pair, perhaps? Haha, I don't even know what a pony/rat hybrid would look like.

[dwarjam]

these are probably my favorite pets from this month. <3
I loved the entire litter of rat butterfly wolves, though, they're perfect. <3

[Clarrissa]

well I don't think there's any use trying to hide it from you guys, so here's the varieties of ponaytoes!


Russet Potato ---------- White Potato ----------- Red Potato


Sweet Potato/Yam --- Blue/Purple Potato ---- Kowiniwini Potato

and one more...

I scoured the internet for a potato with cool markings, and finally settled on Kowiniwini Heritage Potato. The name is super fun to say to boot!

Loving the potato ponies :3

Just thought I'd say though, a sweet potato is most definitely not a yam. Yams are a completely different vegetable, of which there are many different types. Here's an example of a white yam: It's used a lot in African and Caribbean cooking. There are also purple and yellow yams, I'm not sure if there are any others cx

Has the final PPS cat owl been named yet? c:

Some people are saying it's a barred owl, others say it's a spotted owl. I really have no idea, but I really hope the artist confirms it soon o,o

I haven't seen any confirmation of this yet..? It'd make my hoard easier to manage x3

Just bumping this in case it reminds the artist about the last owl cat c: I really want to name it with the type of owl it is, as I've done with the rest of the litter.

[72027]

Waiting for rarity to show up... I am happy to have scored this pony and ppl are saying the rest of the ponies are potatoes, so this is the sack the potatoes go in XD

[Atwood]

-snip-

Sweet Potato/Yam --- Blue/Purple Potato ---- Kowiniwini Potato

Loving the potato ponies :3

Just thought I'd say though, a sweet potato is most definitely not a yam. Yams are a completely different vegetable, of which there are many different types. Here's an example of a white yam: It's used a lot in African and Caribbean cooking. There are also purple and yellow yams, I'm not sure if there are any others cx

While true yams are a different vegetable, in North America at least the term 'yam' is used to refer almost exclusively to the orange variant of sweet potatoes, with 'sweet potato' being reserved for the white variant. :3

[Clarrissa]

-snip-

Sweet Potato/Yam --- Blue/Purple Potato ---- Kowiniwini Potato

Loving the potato ponies :3

Just thought I'd say though, a sweet potato is most definitely not a yam. Yams are a completely different vegetable, of which there are many different types. Here's an example of a white yam: It's used a lot in African and Caribbean cooking. There are also purple and yellow yams, I'm not sure if there are any others cx

While true yams are a different vegetable, in North America at least the term 'yam' is used to refer almost exclusively to the orange variant of sweet potatoes, with 'sweet potato' being reserved for the white variant. :3

Wow, I didn't know that o.o But I guess it makes sense that names for root vegetables would be different in America, a lot of words are! Living in Britain I'd never heard that before, and as Sweet potatoes and yams are defined the same way in African and Caribbean countries I thought it was a mistake of some kind. I didn't know it was different in America, so sorry about that cx

[tenlittlesoldierboys]

In Austria and Germany (and Switzerland too, I'm sure)... we call that thing "Süßkartoffel" which is translated to, exactly, Sweet Potato ^^ funny thing is... it is something totally different than a Yam XD (according to the german Wikipedia Yam and Sweet potato do look and taste alike but are not related... neither are they to real potatoes... confusing XD)
Yam is also called Yam in german... or "Yamswurzel" which just means Yam Root^^

It's funny to see the difference from different countries / places ^^