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Ringo, Sepko and Killick take some time out to talk about two big  releases this winter: JJ Abram’s “Star Trek: Into Darkness”, and Zack Snyder’s “Man Of Steel.”

SPOILER WARNING!  As usual, we talk about both films in full detail and discuss some very major plot points.  You have been warned.

The image was created by Rabittooth on Deviant Art.

Specialballd 5 – Star Trek Into Darkness and Man Of Steel - Ringo, Sepko and Killick take some time out to talk about two big  releases this winter: JJ Abram's "Star Trek: Into Darkness", and Zack Snyder's "Man Of Steel." - SPOILER WARNING!  As usual, we talk about both films in full detail and discuss some ve...

Hi guys, A few months back my boyfriend expressed an interest in furry. He was all insecure about it so he didn't tell me for the longest time and I thought of far worse things like he was going to dump me or something.

Like I was aware of generalities when it came to furry, but I didn't get it entirely. I've watched a few videos before and didn't mind but on the general level I would not consider it as potentially being a big piece of my life...

But I am crazy about my boyfriend and it is something he would really like to explore, and I want to help him if I can, so... Any ideas?

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Hello Reddit! I've been seeing quite a few taxidermy artists on FA. Some of them collect pelts and make mounts, but I don't see how this relates to the fandom. Why is taxidermy becomming increasingly popular in the furry community? What are your opinions on taxidermy in general?

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Good day, Redditfolk.

I've recently released a self-published novel onto Smashwords. In order to drum up interest, I've posted a sample of the story on Furaffinity for anyone to peruse.

Child of Stone is a collection of stories set in the Stone Universe, where what we consider normal life is agumented--beast-men roam the streets as plane as day, astonishing feats of magic are not merely the stuff of fiction, and technology has reached levels beyond even our imagination. Gods and mythical creatures are real, and at the periphery of the real world things both good and evil lie in wait...

The central character is Un Urson, a runt of a bull-man from an isolated farming village. When his family breaks apart, he and his mighty sister Neva leave their home for The City, where each hopes to find their destiny. While they may find it, they will also find treachery, deceit, and perhaps their own inner power.

Take a reading, post your comments here or there, and if you find yourself interested enough to purchase a full copy for yourself--the sample is only the first 12 pages!--you can find it right here on Smashwords for $2.99.

Thank you for your time!

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This week on Knotcast, Savrin and Shiva are a duo as Fuzz is out sick from some long-tail Anthrocon Con Crud. We catch up on the last few weeks of our lives and tackle a small handful of emails. Use our coupon code 'knot' at AdamEve.com for a great deal! Episode 226 - A Quickie

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Another San Diego Comic Con, and that means it’s time once again for Animation Magazine to hold their annual Pitch Party competition. For the past 12 years the Animation folks have asked would-be show-runners to purchase a 1/6-page ad in the magazine, wherein those creators can show off their idea for a new animated series as a one-panel poster. The ideas are judged by a panel of animation industry experts (including executives from The Hub, Cartoon Network, PBS, and more), as well as the Animation staff and the magazine’s readers, all of whom picked their favorites for a show to actually bring into development. As usual, there were several furry-themed titles among the entries, including: Mob Dogs by Paul Trineer, Across the Universe by Daron Orange, Master Karate Todd & the Power Squad (web site), Night Watch Dog by Chris Gruszka (web site), Fast Sloths by Stephanie Komure and Joseph Medina (web site), Shell & Paddy by Thomas Spettel (web site), and The Tinies of Raglan Shire by Michael Kushner (web site). So who won? Well the highest-scoring entry with a furry bent was Night Watch Dog, which took 2nd place from the industry panel and 1st place from the magazine staff. 1st place from the magazine readers went to The Tinies, while Fast Sloths took 2nd place from the readers and 3rd place from the staff.  Check out the July 2013 issue of Animation to see the rest of the entries, or visit their web site.

image c. 2013 Michael Kushner

What is furry muck? I looked it up, and it seems so confusing. I don't even know what it is! here is like Blah Blah and im just like wwuuuuuuutt..

someone please explain it to me, and how to get started :) thanks! -Laura :)

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Hey guys^ ^

I'm not that long a furry yet and I really like to have a pic of my fursona. My talent in drawing and things is horrible. But I do know there are so many talented artist out there in the fandom, so I thought I ask you.

I'm not that sure what kind of information you need, so please contact me via PM :3

Thanks for your help, guys!

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