Haul out the holly Put up the tree before my spirit falls again

[godofcologne]

How it happened, nobody was sure. Thomas Raith (and a good percentage of the magical community) was pretty certain it was Harry Dresden's fault, but maybe it was beyond Chicago's resident wizard's abilities to create a permanent rift between Chicago and a place in the Nevernever called Equestria.

All Thomas knew for certain was that there were now

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[cheerfulrainbow]

[Look up Thomas. Have little Miss Twenty Percent Cooler hovering over you holding some Christmas Lights.]

HA! I see Rarity got you roped into this too, huh?

[godofcologne]

[Thomas ducks to avoid getting clotheslined by the Christmas lights.]

'Roped into' is a generous way of putting it. The last thing I remember was walking down the street going to get a cup of coffee and the next thing I know I'm being told to carry the tree.

[cheerfulrainbow]

[She attaches part of the line of lights to a wall, before flying to another area and attaching them there too.]

Sounds like Rarity to me. Did you get the tree where she wanted?

[godofcologne]

[Thomas jerks his thumb towards the door.] I better have, she piled six trees on the roof of my car.

[magicalpadawan]

....Oookay, so what the hell is this? I don't know if I can deal with rainbow unicorns.

[sailorkindness]

W-well... actually, Rainbow is, um. A pegasus.

[magicalpadawan]

Whatever, she's a magical freakin' pony. If any of my sisters find out about this they will never shut up.

[sailorkindness]

Oh...Sorry...

[buildingproblem]

"Thomas. How exactly did we get roped into decorating half of Canterlot and Chicago?"

[godofcologne]

You try saying no to Rarity AND Fluttershy.

[buildingproblem]

I know, I just...

What do we do when Justine and Murphy realize we're getting bossed around by cute ponies?

[godofcologne]

[This face, Harry, this face.]

Move to the Nevernever.