O_o
*checks in freezer*
...Damn! Not a one.

Ehehehe. This is funny.

They call me chill cuz I bring the cool

Normal equine temperature: 99ºF (Approx. 37.2ºC)
Temperature of ice: <32ºF (<0ºC)
20% of 99 is 19.8. Therefore, in order to be 20% cooler, Rainbow Dash would have to be 79.2ºF(Approx. 26.2ºC), a far cry from the sub-freezing temperatures of ice.

This picture would be far more accurate if it showed a puddle.

now i know this is already here

The coolest icecube i've Ever seen.

Amethyst_Sparkle said:
The coolest icecube i've Ever seen.

You are too fucking cool right now man.

Vamathar said:
Normal equine temperature: 99ºF (Approx. 37.2ºC)
Temperature of ice: <32ºF (<0ºC)
20% of 99 is 19.8. Therefore, in order to be 20% cooler, Rainbow Dash would have to be 79.2ºF(Approx. 26.2ºC), a far cry from the sub-freezing temperatures of ice.

This picture would be far more accurate if it showed a puddle.

In order for percent changes to be of any worth when referring to temperatures, one must use an absolute scale.
Using your own figure of 37.2°C, that is an initial temperature of 310.4K. 80% of that is 248.3K (-24.9°C/-12.8°F). This is most definitely a proper temperature for solid ice at almost any pressure.

closet_furry said:
In order for percent changes to be of any worth when referring to temperatures, one must use an absolute scale.
Using your own figure of 37.2°C, that is an initial temperature of 310.4K. 80% of that is 248.3K (-24.9°C/-12.8°F). This is most definitely a proper temperature for solid ice at almost any pressure.

So if a horse were 20% cooler, it would be frozen solid and dead?

Vamathar said:
Normal equine temperature: 99ºF (Approx. 37.2ºC)
Temperature of ice: <32ºF (<0ºC)
20% of 99 is 19.8. Therefore, in order to be 20% cooler, Rainbow Dash would have to be 79.2ºF(Approx. 26.2ºC), a far cry from the sub-freezing temperatures of ice.

This picture would be far more accurate if it showed a puddle.

closet_furry said:
In order for percent changes to be of any worth when referring to temperatures, one must use an absolute scale.
Using your own figure of 37.2°C, that is an initial temperature of 310.4K. 80% of that is 248.3K (-24.9°C/-12.8°F). This is most definitely a proper temperature for solid ice at almost any pressure.

SCIENCE

Vamathar said:
So if a horse were 20% cooler, it would be frozen solid and dead?

Pretty much, yes.

*throws ice cube in oven * now your 80% warmer

xD I see what they did there *slow clap*
well played >:D

I can now die happily knowing that this exists

Dem puns.

10/10 Gr8 pun m8

Vanilla Ice will still be the king of kool