Is this safe workplace practice for pegsai?

>>28090777
> Protecting the hardest part of her body with cloth "gloves"

And this was the least retarded thing from today's episode.

>>28090792
DYEWTS
she has sensitive hoofsies

>>28090792
I was thinking more of flying while sawing the wood.

>>28090806
DYEWTS

She tears buildings apart with her bare hooves.

>>28090813
She's using a handsaw (hoofsaw?) While flying. Pegasi are used to doing everything airborne, but being on the ground would increase her leverage.
So technically pony OSHA compliant.

>>28090777
>safe..jpg

>>28090817
anon
she has sensitive hooves

>>28091996
She really doesn't. She cuts trees in half with them

>>28090777
I love her gloves.

>>28090777
Pegasus are the Mexicans of the pony races

>>28090792
>Protecting the hardest part of our body with cloth "helmat"

>>28092027
SENSITIVE
HOOFSIES

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>>28092722
Anon she's blown up barns and gave kidney shots to a bugbear. They are not sensitive. She just doesn't like other ponies touching them.

>>28092766
>I blow up your mom with my dick so that means it's not sensitive.
I'm not cut bttw

>>28092766
Anon, he has SENSITIVE hooves.
And she doesn't want their SENSITIVITY distracting her while she does important things.
You get it now?

>>28093011
Ponies with sensitive hooves: Rarity, Fluttershy, Twilight and maybe Pinkie

>>28090777
Safe for work.

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>>28090777
I think it's pretty wise.

It's to prevent this from happening.

>>28093711
>this kills the pony

>>28093711
What the hell am I looking at?

>>28093977
A horsey with no hoof capsule. Don't worry, it's already dead.

>>28093711
I am just now realizing that I've never before seen horse gore. Huh.

>>28093711
anatomy is not gore
so are these vascular structures or bony support thingies?

>>28093711
It looks like a paintbrush dipped in red paint.

>>28093711
This is really cool. What exactly is the structure, and what is the purpose? Hooves are kinda like nails, so is that part analogous to the cuticle/nailed parts, or is it a structure unique to horses?