Choose the biggest sin in MLP S7 E11 - Not Asking For Trouble
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:iconmlpgummyplz: Gummy travelled on the edge of the balloon basket... he could have easily fell down, with no pegasus to save him from a fall to an inevitable death. Wasn't Pinkie supposed to be a responsible pony after the Baby Cakes episode?
:iconpinkieshrugplz: A big avalanche didn't kill any yak... fine, it's a kids' show after all. But the fact it didn't destroy huts is just unbelievable especially when we remember Pinkie touched one and made a hole in the wall...
:icontwilightshrugplz: There weren't too many yaks in the village... Were ponies seriously afraid of them in the past?
:iconpsychotwishrugplz: Prince Rutherford couldn't survive the whole winter in a hole entirely on his own because someone would need to bring him food. Yaks couldn't survive by eating snow for too long for the same reason.
:iconhappypinkiepieplz: Pinkie Pie would be great at making episode sin polls (that moment she pointed out what was wrong with Prince Rutherford's story).
:iconpinkieseestooplz: If we assume that asking a question takes Pinkie 1 sec. on average, she'd need over 231 days to ask 20 million questions, so it's impossible for her to use them all up on the way back to Ponyville.
:iconpinkieisconfusedplz: That's nice ponies actually used magic to remove the snow but how did they not wake yaks up!? Also shouldn't some yak be a nightwatchyak?
:iconpinkiehithereplz: The moral of the story is: if a 3rd world country doesn't ask for help, the world should help them anyway and make everyone think it was all thanks to their almighty leader.
:iconfancysheropinkieplz: Another moral of the story: in order to understand another culture, imitate their accent, that will sure make you a honorary citizen of another country!

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The biggest sin I thought this episode had was as follows: "If someone doesn't ask for help, respect their choices and don't anger them further unless they ask for it."