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submitted by Denaro
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submitted by Out-ofmind
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submitted by HowRudeCanPeopleBe
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My reddit Secret Santa got me a generous gift code for lemonbrat back in early December. My dad also gave me a couple hundred bucks for my birthday, so I was super stoked to get a custom hoodie. The only problem is I can't get Lemonbrat to communicate with me with any regularity or really almost at all.

I first contacted them with a custom request back in early December as soon as I got the gift code. I never heard anything back, not even a "We're super busy, but we got your request!" I figured holidays were busy and I'd try in January. I prowled the customs listings just in case and saw nothing.

Fast forward to about two weeks ago and I resubmitted a request. Lo and behold, a response the very next day! I got the price quoted and it was within budget. I said all their notes looked great and asked them to clarify one detail, then I'd give them the go-ahead to make it. Aaaaaand... it's been 10 days and I haven't heard back. Again.

I'm getting super frustrated by this. I shot them another email today asking to confirm the last one. Don't know if the lack of communication is typical or what. I have a gift code to them so it's not exactly like I can take my business elsewhere. Anyway, thanks for listening to the venting and if you have any hints or had similar frustrations I'd love to hear them.

submitted by Mitzli
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submitted by TheDerero
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submitted by curvybee
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submitted by ryanthebrony
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Fred Patten, Furry’s favorite historian and reviewer, submits this review: Tales from the Guild: Music to Your Ears, edited by AnthroAquatic. Illustrated by Blaquetygriss. Las Vegas, NV, Rabbit Valley Books, September 2014, trade paperback $14.95 (133 pages). The Furry Writers’ Guild was, to quote its website, “founded in 2010 to promote quality anthropomorphic literature and […]

It’s fursuit friday! Here we have Biogodz1 having a blast at the beach.

…damn I want a fursuit.

submitted by Fuel-Injected
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submitted by Foxes281
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submitted by spacemanspiff37
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submitted by PedigreeTheHusky
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Author: *Warning, this will contain a lot of rambling and scatterbrained…ness. If I had figured out the proper way to say/type it, I might have figured it out already* Hi! Well this is interesting, I’m asking a question on the same day I found your blog! (Is that the right word? I don’t know. ;w; […]

submitted by TheDerero
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submitted by UberVulpine
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I'm curious to hear what you have to say on the matter seeing as how furries interact with each other extensively online.

Purely for discussion purposes.

submitted by Terwin94
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submitted by Freshlaid_Dragon_egg
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I'm going to be on omegle with the tag r/furry for about 45 minutes if anyone wants to say hi.

submitted by MatrialEagle
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I know I should probably be posting somewhere like /r/art, but I'm a furry and I'm mostly interested in drawing furry stuff so, here I am. I bought a sketch pad and pencils about a month ago and have done some sketches, all copying the art of another artist to the best of my abilities. I just feel like there's no improvement and I want to give up. What do I do to motivate myself? And should I get a tablet? I feel as if a tablet would make it easier to learn and improve instead of pencil and paper. Any artists wanna lend me a hand here?

submitted by k12314
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