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Ravenwood Farm
12:02:54 Raven
Depends what you breed for. It's pretty, that's what some people go for. It's ratings and bravery are impossible to tell without it being rated/bravery tested. Most wilds have bad ratings, but decent bravery is not uncommon
Ali Stables
11:58:21 
-HEE Click- I'm new, so I don't know if this is a good horse or not.
Ravenwood Farm
11:57:22 Raven
Oh no xD
The Old Gods
11:56:38 Void Malign
she wakes up and chooses violence every day
WonderfulPrettyHorse
11:56:26 
-HEE Click-
Adorable foal I just got
Ravenwood Farm
11:56:05 Raven
She is a sweetiepie
The Old Gods
11:53:26 Void Malign
She is örb
Ravenwood Farm
11:53:01 Raven
Naww, that's a very cute kitty, Void!
The Old Gods
11:50:50 Void Malign
Yeah, COI is basically just a fancy way of going "the horse isn't inbred. Pinkie promise :)"
Ravenwood Farm
11:50:47 Raven
From my understanding, COI looks at how likely it is that the horse got 2 of the same gene, or something similar to that. Which is impossible if the parents are 0% related
Ravenwood Farm
11:48:43 Raven
-HEE Click-
Here's an example
The Old Gods
11:48:28 Void Malign
-Click- örb
Hobo Queens Farm
11:47:43 Her Majesty
Is that right? Just because you bred it to a horse it wasn't related to doesn't take away from the inbreeding in it's pedigree enough for 0% I don' think...
Ravenwood Farm
11:44:01 Raven
COI has to do with how related the parents are, I think. A really inbred horse crossed with a wild will result in a foal with 0% COI
WonderfulPrettyHorse
11:42:44 
how do I get a double premium white horse
Aero Equine Athletes
11:42:04 
ooo ty
Cornflower ISH
11:41:52 Flower!
Aero
Its the amount of repeat breeding basically
Jericho Stables
11:41:50 
COI (Coefficient of Inbreeding)
Glacier Bay Cove
11:41:15 Glacier Kittens
So close to being ready for the capture party now
Aero Equine Athletes
11:40:51 
what exactly is COI?

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Ravenwood Farm
12:02:54 Raven
Depends what you breed for. It's pretty, that's what some people go for. It's ratings and bravery are impossible to tell without it being rated/bravery tested. Most wilds have bad ratings, but decent bravery is not uncommon
Ali Stables
11:58:21 
-HEE Click- I'm new, so I don't know if this is a good horse or not.
Ravenwood Farm
11:57:22 Raven
Oh no xD
The Old Gods
11:56:38 Void Malign
she wakes up and chooses violence every day
WonderfulPrettyHorse
11:56:26 
-HEE Click-
Adorable foal I just got
Ravenwood Farm
11:56:05 Raven
She is a sweetiepie
The Old Gods
11:53:26 Void Malign
She is örb
Ravenwood Farm
11:53:01 Raven
Naww, that's a very cute kitty, Void!
The Old Gods
11:50:50 Void Malign
Yeah, COI is basically just a fancy way of going "the horse isn't inbred. Pinkie promise :)"
Ravenwood Farm
11:50:47 Raven
From my understanding, COI looks at how likely it is that the horse got 2 of the same gene, or something similar to that. Which is impossible if the parents are 0% related
Ravenwood Farm
11:48:43 Raven
-HEE Click-
Here's an example
The Old Gods
11:48:28 Void Malign
-Click- örb
Hobo Queens Farm
11:47:43 Her Majesty
Is that right? Just because you bred it to a horse it wasn't related to doesn't take away from the inbreeding in it's pedigree enough for 0% I don' think...
Ravenwood Farm
11:44:01 Raven
COI has to do with how related the parents are, I think. A really inbred horse crossed with a wild will result in a foal with 0% COI
WonderfulPrettyHorse
11:42:44 
how do I get a double premium white horse
Aero Equine Athletes
11:42:04 
ooo ty
Cornflower ISH
11:41:52 Flower!
Aero
Its the amount of repeat breeding basically
Jericho Stables
11:41:50 
COI (Coefficient of Inbreeding)
Glacier Bay Cove
11:41:15 Glacier Kittens
So close to being ready for the capture party now
Aero Equine Athletes
11:40:51 
what exactly is COI?

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Writing Help WIP March 7, 2020 09:59 PM


Aridian Elites
 
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Soooo... I’m supposed to give a pretend ‘Maid of Honor’ speech for one of my college classes. Neither myself nor my partner for this speech have SOs, and everything about this assignment is blank slate, even the wedding. So we both have to come up with and imaginary boyfriend for each other.

Long story short:
To any of you writers out there, how would you have some if your human OCs meet if they were to eventually be in a relationship? Accepting any and all suggestions, real or fake.

Edited at March 7, 2020 10:51 PM by Aridian Elites
Writing Help WIP March 7, 2020 10:56 PM


Al Khamsa
 
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Met my husband in middle school.
They could have met at a concert, could have met at a hobby-event, in school, at the library, in a coffee shop... literally anywhere.
Writing Help WIP March 7, 2020 10:58 PM

Former Stable
 
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I met my boyfriend at volunteering at a therapeutic riding center if you want to involve horses

Writing Help WIP March 7, 2020 10:59 PM

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i mean school is a classic place, maybe they had a couple classes together and became friends, you know walking to classes together and then person one had a crush and asked person two out but person two said no and then after a couple months of not being friends because it was awkward they became really close again and person two started to get a crush and felt bad for saying no so they asked person one out and person one obviously said yes all happy and cute and they end up dating
Writing Help WIP March 7, 2020 11:02 PM

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My hubby and I met in choir. Both of us have a 3 octave range, and often sing parts during warm-up other than our assigned ones (he's usually a tenor, I'm usually an alto). The first week of the semester, we 'behaved' ourselves and stayed in our respective parts. Second week, however, I got to the second verse of the warm-up and realized the person sitting next to me was singing alto while I was singing tenor. We wound up setting a date, and the rest is history. XD
Feel free to use this, and I hope it helps! :)

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