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submitted by SilverTail
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This is Senjin before he was involved with crime[1] , he was born in America and after he got out of college, decided to move to Japan. While in Japan Senjin discovered the world of drugs, mainly heroin, MDMA, and crystal meth. And where did he get these drugs? Yakuza street dealers. Being a hardcore addict, Senjin needed money to pay for these drugs, but he couldn't find a job that paid well enough. Homeless and desperate, Senjin spoke to Yakuza dealers about getting into the gang, being ethnically Japanese, Senjin was soon accepted. He was paid well with drugs and whores, (male whores to be specific) but after a few years, Senjin began to grow tired of this lifestyle. He wanted change, so he sold his remaining drugs and raised enough for a plane ticket back to his home city of Detroit. While he was in rehab, Senjin often visited his family. But the Japanese mafia couldn't simply let him go. Using their connections in America, higher ups ordered the kidnapping and blinding of Senjin. In Yakuza tradition, fingers are removed when someone fucks up, but this time they decided to remove Senjin's arm. After he recovered in a hospital, found bloody, beaten, and blind in an alley by a child, Senjin was given an artificial eye that works kind of like that guy's visor from Star Trek, he also received a robot arm thing. And here we are now. THE END.

edit: The year is 2555 in his universe

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Blind Taste Test (Episode: 84)
Bandit challenges his group to a blind taste test to see who has the smartest taste buds. THANKS FOR SUBSCRIBING!!! FACEBOOK: http://www.Facebook.com/TheRaccoonsDen TWITTER: http://www. From: The Raccoon's Den Views: 1014 27 ratings Time: 09:13 More in Entertainment

After a few years of hard times it looks like things are finally looking up for my family!!!

My dad's gotten a new permanent job, we'll be getting a new car soon, and we might even be able to move out of our home town to someplace better in the future!!

This is just incredible!! Its been hard on us for the last few years but we're finally making some head-way!

Hugs for all my beloved furbutts! Hugs for you! Hugs for you! Hugs for you! Hugs for you! Hugs for you! Hugs for you! Hugs for you! Hugs for you!

Hugs for all you loving fluffbutts! submitted by SamuraiDDD
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submitted by Kats_Lion
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So, I was wanting to get some drawing practice in today and didn't have any ideas. Thought I could maybe doodle some other people's characters for fun! Just need some kind of appearance and personality reference.

submitted by TreeRoo
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Hello!

I am a young filmmaker currently writing a new screenplay. In my story, one of the characters is a 20-something gay furry enthusiast. I wanted to make sure that I represented the furry fandom in a realistic way, but since I am not a furry, I wanted to go to the source. So; what do I need to know about the furry fandom? For example, what is a "typical" furry like? What are the misconceptions people might have? What myths about the fandom should I avoid? What are the most popular animal fursonas? What is a typical convention like? What is the weirdest thing you've witnessed there, etc.

Anything helps, thank you so much!

submitted by SpadesFairy
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Been feeling down lately, so just trying to make you guys feel better because I'm not~

Love you guys so much~

PS: If you want more furry friends just feel free to PM me, any one of you!

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submitted by badumtsshh
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Hi guys! I'm just wondering about some general art business practices and how common they are. I've been in a few situations where I've paid for a commission, waited a few days, and then notice that the artist has been working on personal art instead of my commission.

I've also been in some situations where I've paid for a commission, watched it drawn and completed in a stream, and then been told that they'll upload it in a batch later with their other commissions (sometimes a week later or longer). They always offer to send me the art if I explicitly ask for it, so its not a huge deal.

It just seems really strange to me. In the first case, the artist posted a journal saying that they were open for some 'emergency'-ish commissions, and so I paid them up front, but still waited days for my commission while they streamed other peoples commissions (understandable, there's a queue) but then their own personal art. Like, imagine if you paid for a commission at a booth where the artist was actively advertising commissions. You hand them your money, and they start working on their personal art.

I'm not upset or anything, I'm just wondering how common this is and how others feel about it? Artists are free to draw what they want, but if they have paying customers waiting for art I feel like getting that out of the way first and then closing commissions for a while to work on personal art would be the legitimate thing to do. I hate feeling like a huge needy weirdo asking when my art will be worked on– I'm just excited! Another artist I recently commissioned has kept me up-to-date with exactly when they'll be able to start working on my art, which I love and I wish more artists would be more open about that (I get its hard when you have a list of things for multiple people, so a queue list is just as beneficial).

EDIT: I don't mean for this to be a rant-y thread! I'm just interested in seeing what others think, and hopefully this thread can help answer some questions from commissioners.

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submitted by Midnight_Gear
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Papabear,

I don’t know why but I am attracted to animals mainly the feral and anthro canine species with the correct anatomy. I have come to terms with it but I don’t have anyone in real life to interact with and the few that I do only one I can really talk with is taken so is not really willing to talk all that much about it. The only people I find are online and a few in real life and I’m not with them. I am so tried to being alone. I know there are other people out there. its just I give my all to people cause that is just me. I tend not to hold back and be a true friend I will not turn my back on someone I stand there are and be there for them through thick and thin cause that is what friends are for not just a trophy to discard when things get tough. I just don’t know what to do anymore I am breaking down the walls I put up but as the saying goes its a rough world out there and no one is going to make it easy. If you have read this through I thank you for your time.

Anonymous

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Dear Furiend,

Okay, what I think you’re saying here is that you are having a hard time finding other people who are attracted to feral animals the same way you are. Because of this, you feel alone and can’t find a mate.

I think the problem here is that you are limiting yourself too much. When seeking a partner in life, you shouldn’t be so one-dimensional. There is more to you than your sexual proclivities, just as, I would hope, there is more to other people than just this one aspect.

I’ve had similar letters from furries in which the person writing is frustrated because they can’t find a furry partner. I suggest to them that they broaden their sights a bit. My mate, Yogi, for example, is not a furry, but he is fur-friendly.

Try not to look at yourself in such a narrow way. Traditionally, when people asked others who they are, they might say, “I’m a lawyer” or “I’m a businessman” and so on. Americans often identify themselves by their occupations. If you were to ask me, I might give you a laundry list: “I’m an editor, writer, furry, gay man, bear, lover, mate, amateur philosopher, artistic soul, advice columnist.... but, most importantly, human being.”

My advice to you would be to stop obsessing about the fact that you like feral animals. When you interact with people, try to see the whole picture. Instead of meeting someone and hoping they share your sexual preferences, use a different measuring stick: Are they kind? Thoughtful? Fun to be around? Generous of spirit? Loving? These things are more important than a sexual desire that is routed only in fantasy, anyway. Perhaps, too, you can find someone who has their own sexual quirk and then you can have fun indulging each other in alternating role play.

While it is important to have some things in common with your partner, it makes for a more interesting relationship, too, if you don’t share everything in common. Let this interest of yours be one of those things and, when seeking a partner in life, make your top priority a person with a good heart.

Good luck!

Papabear