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Okay, SURPRIZE! Looks like KyleGold gave us a sneak peek of the upcoming “Green Fairy” book coming this FWA. Take a look here and get ready for the full one in a few days.

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I've been around in the fandom for quite a long time. 13 years at this point. I know a lot of scalies elsewhere. I myself am a 10' tall dragon. http://www.furaffinity.net/user/jarek4/ How ever, on reddit it seems that most people are the more stereotypical cartoonish furries. So, how many other scalies are here? For that matter. How many people draw/get commissions that are more realistic and less cartoonish? Just wondering out of personal curiosity.

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I just got s new PC, and need a new desctop background. Any good suggestions? I prefer dark colored one, and please keep it clean.

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Little off topic but thought I would offer them to /r/furry. If you want to try it out PM your name and email so I can send you the invite. These are first come first serve and I will keep you posted if and when I run out.

Edit: 1 Invite left

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One of World’s largest regular furmeets has had to suspend its official fursuit walks while it obtains public liability insurance.  The Londonfurs Meet which meets every 3 weeks in English capital has announced that official fursuit walks will not be arranged until its organising committee has the money to put in place insurance to protect [...]

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This is my first post of real sadness. Posted originally by FireStorm, we lost a furry who goes by the name of “Waarhorse” whom you may have seen at many convention wearing his army gear. Interesting from the post he was a California State Assembly, US Military serviceman, fiction writer and proud member of the furry fandom.R.I.P at age 48 from heart attack, he’ll be missed by all.

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Late in May there’s something definitely new and different coming down the pipe from Ape Entertainment. It’s a full-color softcover graphic novel called Dino Duck: Prehysterical. How best to describe it? Hmm, we better let them do it: “The race up the evolutionary ladder is on! But the only duck in the Duck Tribe who knows it is Dino! With the monkeys watching and copying his every move (and his fellow tribesman ignoring him completely), it’s up to Dino to drag his people out of the stone age and into evolutionary superiority before the monkeys beat him to it!” The man behind it all is writer and artist Jay Fosgitt. Check it out over at Things from Another World.

image c. 2012 Ape Entertainment

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Recently, at the Independent Games Summit in San Francisco, Die Gute Fabrik's Douglas Wilson showed off what he dubbed a "deliberately stupid" game, which demonstrated how the PS Move technology could be used in a more canine way.

Dog the Wag, which is gracefully demoed in the video below, requires plays to attach the Move controller to a string, which is tied to their rumps. Players then get down doggie-style and begin to wag their 'tails' as furiously as possible to earn points. Making the game even more murry, I mean merry, sometimes the Moves' orbs will flash, signaling that a player is vulnerable to attack. The other players can then try to pounce the player and press a button on their blinking controller, causing the pounced player to lose points.

Yep. Real demo. Real game. 

Source | Photo courtesy The Center for Neuroscience/University of Trieste

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