Random Disney Trivia:  The baby black Pegasus is the only one with a name.  His name is Petey.

Soap and water seemed to work fine.  I would build up lather in my hand (unless it's that foaming stuff) and then apply it to the pony, rather than brushing the bar of soap on the flocking.  Baby toothbrushes are super soft bristled, for use on a baby's sensitive mouth, so you should be okay, but if you don't want to risk it, you can always try it without the toothbrush and see if that works.  I feel like I need to put in a disclaimer but I don't know what it should be.  Any cleaning of a so-soft is taking a small risk, but if you feel like the flocking is secure, it should work out okay.

I didn't even know they made the pandas.  They only showed up in a two-part Care Bears adventure and were not featured in any other episodes.

Quote from: Pokeyonekenobie on June 10, 2015, 08:56:40 PM

It would be nice if there was official etiquette that states that it is the seller's responsibility to leave feedback as soon as the money is received.

I completely disagree! There are too many buyers willing to scam their sellers by claiming their item is not as described and trying to either get the item for free and or a discount and if a seller has already left feedback they have no recourse on eBay. EBay will automatically side with the buyer.

See this thread to see what I'm talking about: http://mlparena.com/index.php/topic,368997.0.html

I referenced the wrong one earlier, sorry, it's not as easy to reply on my phone.

There's a "Changing and Removing Feedback" option under help, which I assume means you can change the feedback you've left.  I've never had to use it so I don't know exactly what you have to do or what restrictions there are with it.

I know I've gotten feedback from fewer than half of the people I bought from so maybe eBay ought to have an automatic "Payment Received" feedback when you submit your payment through PayPal.  That way the other sellers know that you're not going to squelch on payment and then they can look at the seller's feedback of you to look for issues with false claims.  Unfortunately, until people decide to be honest in their dealings, it's never going to be satisfactory for everyone.

I don't buy from eBay very often (I just bought something today but I think the last time I bought something was 2 or 3 years ago) but I always try to leave feedback as soon as I receive my item.  It would be nice if there was official etiquette that states that it is the seller's responsibility to leave feedback as soon as the money is received and the buyer's responsibility to leave it as soon as the item is received.  Exceptions would be if there were issues with the transaction that needed to be resolved before feedback could be left, of course.

It sounds like they must not be available yet... which is some serious false advertising considering they're on the box.

Also, you are much more tolerant of buying Squishy Pops than me... |D I bought two the other week and was not pleased to find out there's no guaranteed pony inside and that I'd wasted $2 on plastic I'll probably end up tossing. I don't plan on buying anymore unless I know exactly what I'm getting. :/

Well, I plan on repainting the little balls to look like Pokeballs for my nephew. so the non-pony ones aren't a complete loss, but I was a little disappointed the first time I bought them and got beads.

I cant find the email with the details unfortunately but I believe its a wave thing - those characters will be included in later releases (although they are going to be packed again with the first released ponies).

I wish they wouldn't have advertised them all on the box if it's in waves.  Maybe they can't release the new ponies because the CMCs don't have their cutie marks in the show yet and the designs might change.  Oh well.  I might attempt to customize some of my duplicates, but it would be nice not to end up with so many of the same ones while attempting to get the new ponies. 

Found FUNKO Spike at Hot Topic today.  He's adorable and his head turns.

This might be interesting.  We could always use FictionPress or SparkATale for sharing stories (both sites are free to join and you don't even have to sign in to comment on FictionPress) and just post here when we've updated them.  I'm absolutely horrible about remembering to check my email.  I don't think I've checked it in over a month.