FluffTV: Fluffy Pony and You theme song [Mr.Jingles]

“And now on Fluff TV, part of your everyday mandatory Fluffy needs, it’s Fluffy Ponies and You!”

A jingle starts playing, a saturday morning cartoon jingle over footage of fluffy ponies awkwardly waving to the camera and waddling into view, smash cut to the title.

“Fluffy ponies, oooh fluffy po-oh-nies, always stayin’ in styyyle!”

A shot of a corporately chosen mix of child actors crowding around a store window, looking at a bunch of fluffies playing with a ball, one of them is about to poop on a brown fluffy as the camera switches angles to avoid showing this behaviour.

“Fluffy ponies, ooooh Fluffy Ponayyysss, trademarked in the heart of a chiiiild!”

Several shots of fluffies doing activities that they obviously weren’t made for, reading books, riding in a bicycle basket while looking terrified in the close up, jumping over a skipping rope right before falling on its face and catching a baseball with the cutaway happening right as the force of the ball blasts the little fluffy off its feet.

“Many designs, shapes and size,from tiny little babies to fullgrown and wise!”

Cut to a fluffpile of babies wiggling around trying to hug each other, and then a mare and stallion but due to budget issues the best take they had was right before the stallion was eenfing the mare.

The new verse comes in with a call and response from a chorus of fluffies edited to try and sound like they’re in time.
“So what do fluffy ponies do?”
“GIB’ HUGGIES!”
“What do fluffy ponies do?”
PWAY WIF’ TOYSIES!
“I said what do fluffy ponies do?”
“EAT DA’ SKETTIES!”
All to a montage of of hugs, building blocks falling over and landing on a fluffy behind the tower and a fluffy too busy trying look at the camera while eating spaghetti it didn’t notice one of the foals falling in the bowl as it was about to take its next bite over the peeping foal.

“All this and more on Fluffies and You!”
“FWUFFY PONY!”
A final shot of fluffies being thrown into the air for a freeze frame, far too many for the underpaid staff members to try and catch on the way down, and it seems a few of the non pegasus fluffies in the back of the shot realized it from the looks on their falling faces.

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I love it! It’s sooooooo public access tv!

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Even Fluff TV doesn’t give a shit about them, lol.

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Dang these guys suck at editing and other commercial making. Like, reading books? Just make it read a picture book and it’ll look like it’s reading.

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don’t forget to put your name in the title

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Done

This is too real

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This is just chefs kiss
Also are you the same Mr Jingles from back on the booru?

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yes

Always getting into arguments with Aichi? If so, it’s great to see you again dude.

Thanks. Yeah it’s been forever, got curious what happened to the booru and found this place.

Menthol says hello, he wants to get back in contact with you, and he also says not to forget about how much the Japanese love the song of the south.

Song of Za Sousu, great chrisumass crassic. Great wisdomu of Remus-sama.

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Sent you a PM dude.

Picture book would still be too much for many fluffies

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I suddenly want to give a fluffy a picture book called John Carpenter’s Big Book of Nightmares.

The sequel would be Cronenberg.

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Idk they can be all happy poking the toys in pictures at least, if they can’t appreciate “pretty pictures”

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Fluffies find it difficult to navigate the reality levels of FluffTV. There is a reason fluff picture books are not part of common fluff accessories.

( To be marginally less factitious, a fluffy picture book directed towards the more discerning of the species, such as alicorns, could make for a fine framing device around a comic. Complete with little alien touches - through one of the more obvious, ingrained scent, would be a challenge to convey ).

@DummehBabbeh would go with H. R. Giger, personally. Or Hieronymus Bosch.

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Both respectable choices. It might be worth tossing in some Lovecraft with that combination. Then you can blend proto-surrealism, biomechs, and cosmic horror. They fit oddly well.

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Lovecraft did not engage overly much in the making of images. Clark Ashton Smith, however, did.
Of course, you might be thinking of Lovecraft’s illustrators, such as, again, Giger, or Virgil Finlay; or even Ian Miller

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