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Unruly airline passengers? Tape them to the chair! That’s the method decided on by passengers aboard a trans-Atlantic flight. Also featured: a miracle cat that survived an 80 foot fall from a tree.

Unruly passenger taped to seat

Cat survives 80-foot fall from tree

Hosts: CrimsonX, Levi

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Daily Show: January 9, 2013 - Unruly airline passengers? Tape them to the chair! That's the method decided on by passengers aboard a trans-Atlantic flight. Also featured: a miracle cat that survived an 80 foot fall from a tree. - Unruly passenger taped to seat -

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Hi , I've never been to a convention and this year will be first. If you have been to FurIdaho or any fur convention, I'd be pleased to read about any experiences or activities that take place. :}

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he needs some light work such as less hair, better coloring, and something that makes him unique. other than being a panda colored fox http://www.furaffinity.net/full/9113204/

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Author: Isiah Jacobs Isiah offers his own thoughts and analysis on Roar as a part of a twelve-part review series. See also: Reviews of Roar 4 by Roz Gibson and Fred Patten. Find the full article here: flayrah – furry food for thought Creative Commons: Full post may be available under a free license.

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Author: Fred Jerry Beck at the Cartoon Brew has posted this gallery of sixteen World War II-related funny animal comic book covers. This goes nicely with my retrospective, “Talking Animals in World War II Propaganda”, published here last January 5th. Find the full article here: flayrah – furry food for thought Creative Commons: Full post [...]

Check out this trailer for Pokemon X and Pokemon Y, the first 3D and globally released Pokemon game. Fall in love with two of the three starters (sorry Froakie).

Right now the only noteworthy thing about Pokemon X and Y is that it’s in 3D. Still looks like Pokemon through and through. But squeal in joy anyway, I guess.

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Dragon Resurrection is a new full-color trade paperback from Dark Horse, coming this May. It’s written by Emmy-nominated producer Mark Byers, ably assisted by Lin Zhang and Lyan Zhang, and illustrated Erfan Fajar. “Following the discovery of the remains of a dragon in the mountains of Tibet, adventurer Jesse Chang sends a DNA sample back to his twin brother, geneticist Jack. However, when a rogue American general learns of the discovery, he sets in motion a global pursuit to seize and control the technology for his own shocking ends. Now these twin siblings must synthesize the dragon’s DNA, creating a new generation of living, breathing dragons, in order to take on a tyrant bent on building his own personal kingdom.” Of course, there’s already a movie version in the works. Check out Dark Horse’s preview web site to see more.

image c. 2013 Dark Horse Press

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