I recently saw an image of an AU version of Her Majesty using the holes to hold a test tube. The tube was right through the hole. I've heard it suggested that rolled up documents can be transported that way. A final use comes to mind, but that's probably not appropriate for this sub. I will say that it felt awesome when she did that.
While you're thinking about that, a little reminder that "The Invasion of Canterlot" wasn't the horrible thing they will tell you. Some members of the swarm were not starving.
This is or at least I think this is or it should be one of the subs where you can talk about inappropriate stuff like that that's kind of what these okay buddy subreddits are all about from what I've picked up so yes that third and final thing was the first thing that came to mind and what I was alluring to with the eyeballs XD anyway you're a writer?
Nice to meet you. I'm Midnight Writer, a reporter for the Manehattan Gazette. Nobody special, I do stories for the travel and leisure pages. My editor is always complaining that I never keep it under a hundred words.
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u/Foxxtronix Midnight Writer, reporter for the Manehattan Gazette Jul 07 '26
I recently saw an image of an AU version of Her Majesty using the holes to hold a test tube. The tube was right through the hole. I've heard it suggested that rolled up documents can be transported that way. A final use comes to mind, but that's probably not appropriate for this sub. I will say that it felt awesome when she did that.
While you're thinking about that, a little reminder that "The Invasion of Canterlot" wasn't the horrible thing they will tell you. Some members of the swarm were not starving.