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Daily Show: January 28, 2012 - Do you like cake? We do, especially if it's red velvet. Or chocolate. Or cake in general. Today we discuss our favorites and look at a popular cake blog (link below). All this and more, presented in typical WagzTail style. -
Do you like cake? We do, especially if it’s red velvet. Or chocolate. Or cake in general. Today we discuss our favorites and look at a popular cake blog (link below). All this and more, presented in typical WagzTail style.
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Missing the point ENTIRELY - from the authors of http://washyourfuckingfursuit.tumblr.com/
what exactly is a furry?
I'm just curious. Going into freshmen year I got really Into werewolves and shapeshifting. I talked this one guy who said he was a furry so I assumed it was the same thing that I believed in. Anyways I just want to know what a furry does I guess.
submitted by gr4_wolf[link] [11 comments]
It took a few months, but I finally made some yarn tails! First time making these things, so they're a bit rough. Black fox, Umbreon, red fox, and brown newfoundland.
FC-110 Katamaristyle
Kyell Gold Withdraws From Ursa Majors
For the first time in years the Ursa Major Award for best novel and best short story is guaranteed not to go to Kyell Gold.
Gold announced today on his blog that he is withdrawing his work from consideration for the Ursa Major Awards in the novel and short story categories. His novel Green Fairy and his short story “Rewind” from Heat were eligible for nomination.
Gold has previously won 12 Ursas over the last seven years (more than any recipient in the history of the awards). He cites wanting to showcase other authors as part of the reason he’s stepping back.
“I know you guys love me and my books,” Gold stated in his blog, “But I’d like to help the fandom’s literary scene mature, and part of that is showcasing more of the authors that are doing really good work. My name’s already up there in the lists; let’s see some of the other people.”
It’s not uncommon for awards to decline an artist eligibility after a certain number of wins. And it should be noted that Gold’s withdrawal doesn’t lessen the importance or the Ursa Majors or the accomplishments of the other authors in the fandom. So get out there and nominate and vote.
buttplug tail
Hey everyone, I'm looking to buy my first butt plug tail for some fun in the bedroom. I'm not very knowledgeable though and a lot of the online looking I've done leaves me kind of overwhelmed by choices, some of which are quite expensive.
I was wondering I could get a little feedback from people regarding their own experiences with buttplug tails. Ideally I'd like one where I could buy matching ears (and perhaps paws and anklets). I'd like it to stand up to a little tugging and I guess be washable :)
Thanks in advance for any feedback people can share and I apologize if this is the wrong place for questions like this.
submitted by MaryAnne987[link] [3 comments]
Review: ‘Summerhill’
Summerhill
Kevin Frane
Argyll Productions
Summerhill is the kind of book that happens when hundreds of deus ex machina stack and combine and Voltron themselves until they become this bizarre poetry centered around fucking with a dog’s head.
Like a lot of authors, filmmakers, and musicians who set about to make something as crazy and epic as this, Kevin Frane has written a book that reaches peaks of greatness for him, though sometimes at the expense of his usually tight storytelling.
There are numerous great scenes within Summerhill. The opening chapter is one of my favorite things Frane has written. The book abounds with interesting stuff. A cruise ship sailing between realities. Alien creatures of every shape and size. New and bizarre worlds. Super powers. And doors, lots of doors, both literally and figuratively.
If you’re a fan of his previous work, Summerhill is like concentrated Frane. The protagonists jump from locale to locale so frequently that readers are treated to a smorgasbord of whimsical prose and experimental writing. The dialogue is sharp, the characters exude personality, and it’s very clear that this is a universe full of people Frane cares about.
Really, Summerhill is worth reading just for the sampler platter of styles and homage. At times it’s very Dr. Who, with a dash of Lost. There are scenes that feel like Battlestar Galactica and Star Wars. The influences are obvious, but not heavy handed.
The scenes don’t quite tie together very well, and for the first half of the book, that’s kind of the point. But as the story reaches its conclusion, the events haven’t coalesced into much. At its root the plot is very simple, and all the crazy stuff happening around it feels inconsequential at times. It’s a book that leaves dozens of questions unanswered, so know that going in. It’s not so much a story about finding oneself as it is a story about finding everything else.
While not a book I necessarily recommend to the general public, I will say that I’ve never read anything quite like Summerhill, and I’m glad to have experienced it. There are plenty of you out there that will adore so much about this story and the universe(s), and really any fan of Frane’s work will find more than enough parts to love.
Can anyone make a Tail?
I am looking to have a tail made! but alas... i cant seem to make a good one! My fursona is a tiger and well I'm looking for someone who can make one! i get payed soon!
submitted by VIKING713[link] [8 comments]