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Has anyone read the Redwall series by Brian Jaques?
If you haven't these books are what I suppose turned me into a furry in the sense i am now. I use to read them a long long time ago in school and always got funny looks when people asked what i was reading and i showed them. I guess I'm a little obsessed. They use to be in my library but not for a long time and now I've slowly built a small collection through my local thriftshops. I guess i just wanted to see if any others had seen r heard of these books.
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Legends of Fluffle
Ok, This is just awesome!
“Fluffle Puff has been honored to become a unique character in the game Legends of Equestria.
She’ll be roaming around along side of everyone and living her dream of screaming at horses.
Or just getting attacked by bees.”
Furries and long-distance
I've been curious as to the popularity of this subject. Most of my furry friends and I are in relationships, but not of the "normal" (as society might say) close distance variety. In fact, my friends and I haven't even met the person we love whether it be a state away, or like myself, separated by an ocean and separate sovereign nations. But the odd thing is, the love felt on each end is, well, more than real. I can't speak for my friends, but I am aware of the implicated dangers. I've seen both 'To Catch a Predator' and 'Catfish'. But having video called to verify eachothers legitimacy and voice calling almost every night, as infatuated as I am with him, it's something that's... awkward to bring up with non-furry peers. From an outside perspective it might seem as if these relationships are not valid because they are not close-distance, but I can assure you what my friends and I feel for the person across the screen is undeniable love. I am curious as to how many furries, both in the late teen stage as myself or adults have been in this situation, what about is so alluring, and how it worked out.
Any input would be greatly appreciated
~Djenty
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Pride Paw?
I saw this on a Kia Soul at work today. Anyone own a Kia?
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Fuzzy Notes 65 - Impromptu - Roo continues with his new 'campus radio' format with some great 'music by furs' including a new...
The Lycanthropete Experience
Digger
A completed story about a female wombat lost on an adventure far from home.
In their wordsDigger the wombat is the heroine–nominally–of our epic. She’s a wombat, who took a wrong turn and wound up in a strange land far from home. Her interests include geology, engineering, earthworks, and wondering where exactly everybody else around her lost their minds.
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Drew my first woman kitty. Hellloooooo nurse! :3
IcePets

Browser based game offering players virtual pets they can interact and play with.
In their wordsIcePets is a virtual pet site where you can play games, quests, and activities for hours of fun a day. Pet Closet is a favorite feature on IcePets, where you can switch back to past used pet color themes. Regular quality updates of new features and improvements. With 14 virtual pet species to choose from, hundreds of items to collect and enjoy, dozens of avatars hidden around the site, you will see why IcePets is a great virtual world! Make a free account.
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DragonSquared
Portfolio site for the artist and fursuit maker Phar Whitewater.
In their wordsColleen 'Phar' Campbell is a Canadian costume artist and illustrator. She specializes in one of a kind, original animal costumes, sculptures, illustrations and props.
Since 2003 she has been creating costumes and props for private collectors as well as corporations like NBC Universal, and Industrial Fright. Some of her recent work can be found on the hit web-series ‘THE GUILD’ as well as the new web-series ‘VIDEO GAME REUNION’.
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A comparison of my first drawing and my latest
The Straight Poop
Michael Vash is a fine artist, illustrator, and former Disney employee with a wicked sense of humor. Mostly (but not exclusively) it’s directed at our canine companions. His first hardcover book is called Doggy Styles: The Poop and the Scoop — An Irreverent Guide to Man’s Best Friend, and it’s available at Amazon right now. Fair warning: These are not illustrations meant for kids! Also, check out Michael’s personal web site for sample pages from the book, as well as more of his illustrations both silly and not.

image c. 2014 by Michael Vash