Greetings, gentle viewers and listeners! 
In today's stream, I will return to... Hyrule, I think? 
Also, does anyone remember how I jump in this game? 
It's been months since I played this game, and I think I was heading for a boss, so... yeah. This should be interesting. 
So, the last chapter was attributed by title to the gang known as the Dragon Lords, to be introduced in just a little bit. 
The title should have been a reference to a different gang: the Stilwater Police Department. 
I feel very silly. Well, sillier than usual. Anyway, the error has been corrected. Those responsible for the error have been sacked. 
Chapter 10 of Taking Back Canterlot is now available. Enjoy! 
Greetings, gentle viewers and listeners!
This Sunday will - if all goes well - be the finale of Arkham: Origins!
Really, what more needs be said?
See you then!
Greetings, all!
After a bit of a hiatus, the latest chapter of Taking Back Canterlot is now available, with more on the way.
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.