THAT’S NOT TRUE! THAT’S IMPOSSIBLE!

When you forget what you were gonna say mid-thought.

It sounded funny when I was reading that

hmmmm, yes. the floor here is made of floor.

If I see it far away, I notice that Dash look like growing beard

 
Homer: “I like how this Pony thinks.”

An astute observation.

@ObliviaTheChangeling  
Thank you for your illuminating discourse. … Or do I mean enlightening?  
Grammarist

THE LIES SHE TELLS!

The most donut

wOaH rEalLy

@ABronyAccount  
The ultimate ninja move.

WAo

Doughnut is doughnut.

@Monster-in-a-box  
Curses, you rushed in at the last second and managed to sneak that post in just 6 hours before me!

This is reminding me of the far-too-frequent meme labeling, [adjective] [noun] is [adjective].

@ObliviaTheChangeling  
I’ll need to save this comment for future reference.

Yes Dash, yes it is!

@NLTLF  
The dictionary-approved spelling for the ring-shaped cake made of dough and fried in fat is doughnut. The shortened donut has been around since the late 1800s, but it wasn’t popularized until the late 20th century, when the successful American doughnut chain Dunkin’ Donuts made it ubiquitous. Today, writers outside the U.S. still favor doughnut by a wide margin. Donut appears about a third of the time in published American writing.
 
Donut is a simpler spelling, so it may grow even more common now that it has a foothold. Those of us who don’t wish to assist Dunkin’ Donuts’s branding would be wise to resist the trend, though.
 
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Yay, Dashie’s learning things!

“This doughnut? Not clothes.”

You were expecting maybe a nerf ball?

donut*