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Author: dronon What Happens Next: An Anthology of Sequels is a collection of short stories by 11 authors, assembled and edited together by Fred Patten. The theme? Each work is an expansion upon story universes that the authors have previously established. If you’re not familiar with the writers or their worlds, don’t worry; each story […]

So, I recently got my hands on Furblivion (Furoblivion? I don't know), and it made me wonder. Is there anything similar to that for Fallout 3?

Ive found RocketLombax Anthro Races, but I'm not sure if that is exactly what I am looking for.

Anything you guys can provide is welcomed, so long as it adds to the discussion.

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Author: Higgs Raccoon Between July 1 and September 8, the Gromit Unleashed exhibition saw the city of Bristol play host to several dozen statues of Gromit, the anthropomorphic dog from Wallace and Gromit. On 3 October, the statues were auctioned to raise money for an expansion of Bristol Royal Hospital for Children. One lot, Gromit […]

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The Three Macramigos return and are here to talk to you about the Short Stories and Tall Tales Writers Group, as well as MACROS (and micros) IN SPAAAACE! For those of you who don't quite get that, it's a reference to the Muppet Show. For those of you who don't know what a Muppet is, it's a mix between a mop and a puppet that people used to think were funny for reasons beyond my comprehension. Anywho... PODCAST START! Episode 9 (2013-10-14)

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Author: crossaffliction Well, enough of the doom and gloom, it’s a brand-new, shiny awards season. This month, let’s look at how the race is shaping up at the Oscars. Maybe we’ll even spare a thought for the Annies. read more Find the full article here: flayrah – furry food for thought Creative Commons: Full post […]

Author: rodney Now and then we like to spotlight something involving real-world animals — especially when they’re doing something that, while maybe not anthropomorphic, definitely feels like something you wouldn’t expect animals to do. Dogs of War is a new full-color graphic novel, coming very soon from Graphix Press in softcover and hardcover editions. From […]

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The most well known definition of a furry in the fandom is someone who likes anthropomorphic animals, and a brony is someone who enjoys MLP: Friendship is Magic, which only features anthropomorphic characters. Therefore, bronies are a subgroup of furries, like how squares are a kind of quadrilateral, but not all quadrilaterals are squares. Not all furries are bronies, but all bronies are furries. U Mad, Bronies?

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Now and then we like to spotlight something involving real-world animals — especially when they’re doing something that, while maybe not anthropomorphic, definitely feels like something you wouldn’t expect animals to do. Dogs of War is a new full-color graphic novel, coming very soon from Graphix Press in softcover and hardcover editions. From Mile High Comics, here’s the blurb: “Dogs of War is a graphic novel that tells the stories of the canine military heroes of World War I, World War II, and the Vietnam War. This collection of three fictional stories was inspired by historic battles and real military practice, and each story tells the heroic adventures of a soldier and his service dog. Based on the real-life roles of military dogs that served as Red Cross rescuers, messengers, scouts, search-and-rescue teams, sentries, and mascots, Dogs of War captures both the adventure and the devastation brought on by war, as well as the celebrations of life and friendship between boys and their dogs.” Dogs of War was written by Sheila Keenan and illustrated by Nathan Fox.

image c. 2013 Graphix Press

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like how lion king is furry but not furry. it can be ANY type of media!

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