What do you do with your 'Cancer Ward'?

[SailorEarth]

*rubs your cancerous ponies all over your mint ponies*  :-p   

 

I don't have many cancerous ponies but the ones I do have sit right beside the mint girls. If I come across a non-cancerous pony for sale at a price I can afford I sometimes will buy her as an upgrade and sell my cancer pony along to someone less picky. I prefer not to know if they plan on baiting her because I hate to think of my ponies being customized just because of a little cancer 

[Princess-Sparkles]

Most of my winger army have some degree of flaws.  I prefer them to be that way.  I thoroughly enjoy rescuing ponies and I love them just the way they are.  Taxel, I think you and I are probably the only 2 people who enjoy collecting ponies with age spots! 

I love ponies with age spots, plus they're cheaper to buy.

[Mismatch]

*rubs your cancerous ponies all over your mint ponies*  :-p   

You're pure liquid EVIL.  In concentrate. 

And you mean to say I'VE BEEN BOILING AND BLEACHING PONIES FOR THE PAST UMPTEEN YEARS FOR NO REASON???

(AUGGGHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

On the other hand, nice to see so many people who love their ponies, imperfections and all!

[Eaglefeather]

I really don't mind ponies with flaws. To me, small spots and blemishes add charm to my ponies. I feel nervous even touching ponies that are seemingly flawless, because I'm afraid I'll somehow mess them up! 
Although, I wouldn't pay to own a pony covered in cancer blotches and whatever else. That's a little frightening!

[applejackbunny]

You mean age spots?  I don't do anything particularly special with those ponies, they live with everyone else on my shelves and cabinets.  Pony "cancer" doesn't spread, it's not an infection but a break down of the plastic itself.  Isolating ponies with it will not stop it from happening.

Yes, I agree - this is what I have always thought as well. Luckily I only have one pony with age spots and it's Starshine. She has lived with the rest of the herd, side by side for over 10 years now and there has been no evidence of spread in all that time 

[Stormness_1]

I love my ponies, and while I try to avoid cancer in ponies I buy, if it pops up, meh... aging is a fact of life!

[applejackbunny]

*rubs your cancerous ponies all over your mint ponies*  :-p   

 
That made me laugh    x

[scarletjul]

My age-spotted ponies live happily with my non age-spotted ponies and everyone's happy. 

[hathorcat]

Yup as others have said "mould" is normally just in grained dirt and "age marks" dont spread other than through the pony originally suffering so if I had any in my main collection they would just live along side other ponies without any worries!

I do have an army of baity [regrind and age marks and stains] CP ponies - however they have become the fashion icons of my collection and they model all the pony wear

[Taxel]

Most of my winger army have some degree of flaws.  I prefer them to be that way.  I thoroughly enjoy rescuing ponies and I love them just the way they are.  Taxel, I think you and I are probably the only 2 people who enjoy collecting ponies with age spots! 

That just means there's more for us! You get all the wingers, and I hoard everyone else. xD

[tulagirl]

I have a few and I usually match their color with water base paints  and cover the spot only.  They look great and the paint can be washed off easily.