Class action suit brought by the parents of Ponyville that have been forced to give their children the talk after witnessing Rainbow’s courtships? Or bored afternoon?

This complement the Triptych-verse so well.

Tickets and season pass!

This series is great because you can bring so many side characters here for one-shots and not just the mane six.

Rainbow being a regular make a lot of sense.

And this was just too easy to visualize! Yeah, Rainbow and her athletic gyrations. Just too humorous!

"There's this stunt I've been working on," Rainbow promptly said. "If you bring in the blackboard this time, I can draw up some diagrams --"

Somewhere in the back there's a list of phrases Rainbow likes to say. If you guess which ones she'll use this time, you get a prize!

Rainbow's gotta Rainbow.

"They bought their tickets. They knew what they were getting into. I say, let 'em crash!"
-- Airplane!

P.S. It's actually "ungulate" rather than "ungluate", but that's the only error I've spotted.

Friendships sprung up along the rows. Relationships had been started, and the resulting couples

were always the fastest to settle out-of-court instead of ending up in the dock with all their friends watching?

"-- Miss Dash," Judge Heartstopper interrupted, "please take the defendant's bench." Paused. "Again."

Of course Rainbow would be a regular. It's almost like this isn't the first time in recent years I've read about her getting in legal trouble for sexual misadventure.

Can't remember the name of the other fic. though... come to think, this one really does remind me of it... what do I wanna bet it was written by... yep!

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Is Rivka's surnam name meant to be "Malfunction" translator's enemy in Russian?

Only a fraction of the potential caseload ever came before Judge Heartstopper (although most had come well before that), and so a single courtroom sufficed.

"Pony has good horn," the dri decided with a smile. "Long. Thicker than usual." Warmly, "Squirming helped."

and THAT reminds me of a non-pony comic strip i saw, called something like "the perils of interspecies relationships", where a BIG dragon grabbed a human-sized person and stuck his HEAD up her...

Already hooked. The ways you hint at the subtle, and not so subtle, frustrations of characters gives them instant personality.

finally, the untapped comedic potential trappings of Unbirth.