Am I really the only Fallout Equestria writer who uses Soarin, Flash Sentry and Cheese Sandwich in his stories as major characters?

Granted, I'm not a great Fallout Equestria writer, or writer in general, but still . . . . .

Also, I'm not spoiling much for my stories. You can clearly see them in the character tags.

I know you might have laughed your ass off right after reading this post's title (and understandably so), but think about it...

Cheese Sandwich is Weird Al's ponysona, and is also voiced by him. At the end of the show, it's revealed he and Pinkie had a filly.

Weird Al screwed a horse dude. He screwed a horse. Holy shit.

I wonder when his fanbase will catch up with this and turn this into an inside joke, kind of like Kanye West with the whole gay fish thing from South Park.

I mean that sentence in every way. I didn't found a single Fallout Equestria side-story that included Cheese Sandwich, Flash Sentry, or Soarin as any kinds of characters. Even if they'd only be mentioned, or seen in flashbacks or memory orbs, that would have been enough for me. But if I'm wrong, and there IS a side-story with them, by all means share it with me.

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It's happened. A Series of Great Ideas (Or Not) has a sequel!

TS.M.I.L.E. For The Camera!

• MLP: FiM
• Comedy
• Drama
• Random

Shining Armor and Flam just want to crash a wedding. Instead, they get kidnapped, accidentally form a boy band, and stumble into the affairs of a secret spy agency. It's not quite what they had planned.

• Sex
• Soarin
• Flim and Flam
• Shining Armor
• Cheese Sandwich
• Royal Guard

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This story tells the tale of a wedding-gone-wrong. Shining Armor and Flam decide to crash Lyra and Bon Bon's reception, but end up getting involved with the enemies of Equestria's secret monster agency, S.M.I.L.E.!

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A Series of Great Ideas (Or Not) was led by the Unicorn Squad, comprising of Shining Armor, Flam, Starlight Glimmer, and Rarity. But for the sequel, S.M.I.L.E. For The Camera!, I wanted to take a different approach. Since the premise of the story is "A Guys Night Out Gone Wrong," I chose to focus on five stallions who I thought would work well together, both comedically and realistically.

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