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Date Posted: 09:17:00 02/19/03 Wed
In reply to: sheshanti and dartanion 's message, "a dusty pair of foals stumble in (his brotherly love)" on 15:22:15 02/18/03 Tue

~�the buckskin stallion spots some motion out of the corner of his eye while streaking past the tt on his daily romp and slows to a hault, nares flaring and intelligent orbs watching them closely. crania is held high, banner flagged as well. what were foals in this bad shape doing all by their lonesome? surely they had parents. the stallion approaches them slowly with a friendly attitude�~ Hello there, you two. I believe you all are in dire need of some mare's tender loving care, eh? Well, if you go to a special place called the "Adoption Board", I'm sure you all will be clamored for by plenty of motherly equines. Go on. ~�gives each a slight, firm nudge in the right direction and, sensing they were near starvation, disappears for a moment and returns with a pair of large carrots and a bundle of dried grass to help suffice them until they found a mother((ooc: sorry, can't tell if they're too young to eat solids or not:)). once that is done, the stallion returns on his sprint and disappears from view over a grassy hill. his final farewell whinny is, however, vociferous�~ Once you feel well-taken care of, feel free to return to Belle's tt and enjoy your young, carefree lives to the fullest!

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