The latest chapter of Taking Back Canterlot is now available.
Next one will hopefully be done within a week.
And after that... well, after that, we’ll see if Twilight’s determination to wage a revolution without a war is even possible, as the Rainbooms finally set their sights on the first gang on their list.
Greetings, gentle viewers and listeners! 
This Sunday, in the continuing tradition of Whiplash Weekends, we shall be returning to Hyrule! 
I speak not for these others, but as for me, I shall never stop in my sworn duty to fight for the people! 
Occasionally, a chapter grows so big that it divides into two daughter chapters. 
Greetings, gentle viewers and listeners!
This Sunday, in the continuing tradition of Whiplash Weekends, we shall be returning to the arid and semi-welcoming landscape of Mars. Specifically, the corporate demonic energy harvesting base that can be found on Mars. 
And looking at the thumbnail, I guess I'll be making new friends. 
Greetings, gentle readers! 
The latest chapter of Taking Back Canterlot is now available for your enjoyment.
Memories, good and bad. More questions answered. And, at last, Rainbow Dash’s lady.
More on the way soon. 
Sometime again! 
Is it more proper to refer to the front limbs of a pony as forelegs or arms?
There are several excellent anatomy guides out there, I know... but, they part things out nicely, and I mean the whole limb itself.
Would an equestrian or Equestrian say “leg” or “arm?”
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I've seen it done both ways. I think both work.
What FOME said. I use “arm” to avoid the stilted and clinical feel of “forelimb” or “foreleg”—and in like fashion, “leg” in place of “hindlimb” or “hindleg”. The diagrams I used as exemplars when creating my own diagram seemed to offer both “arm” and “foreleg” as acceptable terms. I suppose which is preferred in the real world may depend on context and profession.