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{{quote| Judy Neutron: Quick, Lint-Boy! To the Mom-Lair!<br />
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* The pre-G4 ''My Little Pony'' series had this, though not to the extent of the new series. In one episode where the [[Distaff Counterpart|Big Brothers]] came around, many of the Ponies became a little ''too'' happy; the episode is also tinted with innuendo, and [[Fan Wank]] suggests that around that time is when the Ponies breed (though a non-canon comic suggested that Baby Ponies come from Mirrors, but that only produces look-a-likes and not regular fillies). Ponies were very touchy around each other in G1 compared to other gens, though they lacked the [[Anthropomorphic Shift]] of future series so it was just animal innocence.. [[Les Yay|probably]]. A noticeable
** In "Return Of Tambelon", and other G1 era MLP episodes, the process of a unicorn teleporting or phasing out of visibility is referred to as "winking". A Pony "winks out" to disappear, and "winks in" to reappear. In reality, "winking" has a VERY different meaning for equines. When a mare is winking, she is flexing the muscles of her exterior genitals /)O_O(\ to indicate that she is in estrus (aka. in heat) and is currently ovulating. It's a visual cue to let stallions know she is ready to be mounted. Very different meaning indeed!
*** Given the fact that I've not heard the term used in G4 My Little Pony, I'm guessing the current production crew may be aware of that definition, and may be avoiding the usage of the term.
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