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[callmeyork]

Freaky Friday. Originally based on a children's book from 1972, the movie adaptation came out in 1976 to some fairly high acclaim. One of Gary Nelson's few film forays as a director... he's more known for directing TV series. But he seemed to hit on something good with this film, Zach. One of the original body-swapping stories, it's the one that took root in popular culture as the go-to term for the event.

And it seems like Ponyville's been graced by its tropes today. [Helpful as ever, York.]

For some reason, it's decided to pass over me, but something tells me the rest of you may need some information on who has swapped with who. I'll do my best to keep track of everything. Let me know who you are and who you've swapped with.

((OOC: Consider this a sort of open post discussing the various swaps. Threadjacks abound!))

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[callmeyork]

[Oh. Not every animal can talk, then. Probably should have figured as much. That means that some poor pony is stuck in this bunny's form... and some bunny is walking around as a pony? Great.

It takes a bit of squinting and muttering for York to figure it out, but... that hairstyle is nearly unmistakable.]

... Mr. Pegasus Crawford, I presume. That's a... bit of an unfortunate swap you have there, hm?

[toon_fairydust]

[There's an excited nod as his name is guessed, and he steps out from the mop.

When he's asked about it being unfortunate, he shakes his head and tries to make a heart with his paws. When that fails (because of the lack of thumbs), he makes one with his arms instead, peeking through it.

Ahaha. "Eye" love it. Wow, Pegasus. Even when you're mute, you make terrible jokes.

Looking around, he finds a pen and scrap paper and manages to scribble out "Have you seen (drawing of unicorn-Pegasus) anywhere?"

He is kind of curious about what his counterpart may be getting up to.]