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Roninwolf1981 In reply to bluegill [2017-09-28 19:32:22 +0000 UTC]

Thanks.

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Roninwolf1981 In reply to nomyai [2009-02-10 02:52:11 +0000 UTC]

Most centaurettes (that one's a more recent term than what I've always thought were "centauresses") look better with dainty body types. I remember giving one the body of a Quarter Horse (heavily muscled backside), and it made her look like a hooker centaurette...
Mustangs come in various colors and conformations, so mustang-centaurs to me look like a mix-ethnicity commune. I'd like to experiment on different horse breeds for ethnical variations.
You know, she probably does have Arabian in her...

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nomyai In reply to Roninwolf1981 [2009-02-10 09:19:44 +0000 UTC]

A hooker centaurette, now that makes a very interesting mental image!

I can also, quite easily, picture a "Rosie the Riveter" type being a Clydesdale or Belgian.

I like the enthnicity idea with the Mustangs. My favorites are the 2 Zebra 'Africans', who arrive with the drunk god Baccuss, in Disney's Fantasia.

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Roninwolf1981 In reply to nomyai [2009-02-10 09:30:46 +0000 UTC]

The Zebra Kenturites are so cute! But I wonder if zebra kenturites are genetically no different from equine kenturites (as zebra-horse hybrids tend to be sterile). I would like to guess that zebra kenturites are just a race and not a separate species.

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nomyai In reply to Roninwolf1981 [2009-02-10 09:35:17 +0000 UTC]

They are cute, aren't they. I hadn't thought of them as a seperate species, either, just a more wonderous variation on the race.

Thanks for the info on the zebra-horse hybrids, I didn't know about that. Poor little things, being sterile...well maybe not. ;-P

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Roninwolf1981 In reply to Manjaro-Wolf [2008-07-14 21:01:09 +0000 UTC]

isn't she?
thanx for the

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Manjaro-Wolf In reply to Roninwolf1981 [2008-07-14 22:38:10 +0000 UTC]

no problema

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