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| Anonymous #1447615 1 month ago |
sorry too busy hnnnngggg |
| willyt #1447618 1 month ago |
here's a mirror... |
| MenHnnngingWithChestPain #1447624 1 month ago |
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| RandomFanguy #1447634 1 month ago |
HNNNG is the sound of a heart attack. Here is the solution.
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| JP #1447680 1 month ago |
It's the sound we bronies make when we see something cute and our heart caHHHNNNGGGGGGGHH! |
| Hakar #1447689 1 month ago |
Breaking news!
Canterlot is shocked today by yet another mysterious series of deaths. Victims were found in a rough path between Magic Kindergarten and the royal palace, with no visible wounds or signs of struggle. |
| Bolan #1447690 1 month ago |
@willyt
NO WAIT DON-  |
| Anonymous #1447768 1 month ago |
Well, let's see: it's a vowel-less word with seven letters, five of which are "N". It's used as an overreaction to cute ponies entering line of sight.
Better take notes, there will be an exam later. |
| Anonymous #1447866 1 month ago |
Filly Twi is so FRIKKING CUTE!!! <3 |
| Anonymous #1447966 1 month ago |
I'm pretty sure it started with a (dating sim) game called Katawa Shoujo. The main character, if I recall correctly, has a bad heart. All of the potential mates for the guy have disabilities, but they're just so gosh darned determined and cute. And it became a joke that when they do something really, really cute/endearing that it agrivates his condition, causing him to go "HNNNG" while clutching his chest.
I could be wrong, but that's my understanding. |
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| Anonymous #1448404 1 month ago |
Ya know, I always thought that was associated with masturbation and "Hrrrk" was associated with a heart attack... Oh well. |
| Anonymous #1448464 1 month ago |
"HNNNNNG" is an onomotopia that is used to describe the acute development of a lifethreatening disease or circumstance. In this particular case, the ailment is either Heart Attack or Diabetes, brought on by an overdose of both "cute" and "sweet" with a dash of "nostalgia". |
| Harry_the_Hutt #1449195 1 month ago |
nope, but I can show you ... |