
| PynkyPy #144564 1 year ago |
Oh ha ha... |
| Sevireth #144569 1 year ago |
My life is complete. |
| Anonymous #144571 1 year ago |
Now this is the fancy mathematics.. |
| Anonymous #144578 1 year ago |
It took me a good 50 seconds to understand the joke.... |
| Bongo #144587 1 year ago |
Pinkie Pie + Applejack = PinkieJack & Apple Pie. I understand the PinkieJack part, but the Apple Pie...
Oh I see what you did there...OH DEAR GOD! WHY APPLEJACK!? |
| Anonymous #144647 1 year ago |
loooooooooool |
| Bags #144721 1 year ago |
I got it in 10 seconds flat. |
| StreakTheFox #144739 1 year ago |
I don't get it...
somebrony explain please? D: |
| Tesseract27 #144782 1 year ago |
^ In chemistry you can have two things: AB and CD. Those two things will have a chemical reaction and A and C (or B and D, as far as my very basic knowledge goes, it doesn't matter) will switch places becoming AC and BD.
Pinkie Pie+ Applejack -> Pinkiejack +Apple Pie |
| Invisible_Pink_Unicorn #144814 1 year ago |
Alimentary math? |
| StreakTheFox #144815 1 year ago |
^
So, in other words, this is predicting (possible) offspring of the 2? |
| Tesseract27 #144900 1 year ago |
^ More like the two are chemical compounds having a chemical reaction. That, or you could just say they switched the "Pie" and "-jack" in "Pinkie Pie and Applejack." |
| Anonymous #145028 1 year ago |
Pssssssssssst... The cake is a lie! |
| Anonymous #145107 1 year ago |
PONIES DO NOT FORM AN ABELIAN GROUP UNDER ADDITION. |
| Anonymous #145253 1 year ago |
Wait, are you guys saying pinkieja- |
| Obscure #145261 1 year ago |
From a different perspective should there be a Pink Apple and a Jack Pie in there as well to show the general genetic combinations? |
| Anonymous #145465 1 year ago |
I love the yellow and blue apple cutie mark on PinkieJack |