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Author: Fred The man stared through the trees, not listening. “There – thought for a moment it had vanished.” An old wooden beehive stood camouflaged against the trees. The woman drew back. “I won’t come any closer,” she said. “I’m a bit funny about insects.” (p. 1) The reader knows from the beginning that the […]

submitted by HappyWulf
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So, you know that image that graces /r/wtf every so often? The one with the nazi in the fishnet and kanine head. Like, WHO IS THAT? Are they actually even in the community?

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Coming soon -one a week posting this month: A four part interview with Neonbunny, founding DJ and promoter of Frolic.   Part 1)  Counterculture to Furry – Neon’s background in the SF Bay Area. Part 2)  Starting Frolic – Throwing parties and finding other furries. Part 3)  The furry scene – Frolic’s venue: The Stud – Promoting […]

Author: crossaffliction IDW has put out this comic to celebrate the fact that the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have turned 30 this year, an age which is not only well beyond teenaged, but also past the point where pointing that out can be considered witty, but that’s not going to stop me. The book contains […]

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Yeah, I'm on my throw-away for this. Note the lack of history.

For starters, I've always felt kinda attracted and confused when I saw Anthro posts and I decided after all this time to finally indulge into temptation.

So, I was hoping one of the 12,700+ furries would be able to help my Fursona come to life!

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Author: Fred “Every now and again I sit back and wonder what it would be like if other animals could really fight back against the egregious violence to which we subject them in a wide variety of venues ranging from research laboratories and classrooms to zoos, circuses, rodeos, factory farms, and in their own homes […]

The big-name comic book publishers like to do things big. Really big: Whole universes have been made and destroyed on a regular basis. Now DC Comics is on the move again with The Multiversity, a new full-color series that tells of  a massive threat to all 52 of the known universes in the DC world. Created by superstar comics writer Grant Morrison (Animal Man and so much more…), the story goes like this: “The Multiversity is more than just a multi-part comic-book series. It’s a cosmos spanning, soul-shaking experience that puts YOU on the frontline in the Battle for All Creation against the demonic destroyers known as the Gentry!  In issue #1, pencilled by superstar artist Ivan Reis (Aquaman, Justice League), President Superman of Earth-23 uncovers a threat to all Reality so apocalyptic it will take a team of incredible heroes from across the Multiverse to face it – including Captain Carrot, like you’ve never seen him before!” Oh really now? Over at The Escapist they have a more complete review of the series.

image c. 2014 DC Comics

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I love seeing the red envelope, it makes me feel good no matter what is in it.

If anyone wants to talk about anything just message me, I would be happy to talk.

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I may or may not have the best idea. You know how on omegle you just run into a bunch of people you don't want to meet but you can't do anything about it seeing how you don't know what to put in the "interests" field besides "furry"?

Well I'm going to propose a system of tags to use to help people find who they want. For example, if you want to find blue jays, just say type in "bjayfurs" into the interests field. Or if you're looking for people who aren't underaged, try something like "no<18" (if < is allowed.)

I'll leave you to think up the codewords to use.

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This week the group discusses the differences between writing what you know and writing what you don’t know. Why is it suggested you should write what you know, what strengths does it have? But when should you break away and write things you don’t know?

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Ep 28 – Writing What You Know - This week the group discusses the differences between writing what you know and writing what you don’t know. Why is it suggested you should write what you know, what strengths does it have? But when should you break away and write things you [...]