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submitted by bjorn0411582
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Fat Labrador, Big Fat Labrador, fatty fatty fatty fatty fat Labrador!

I know it doesn't come out for a while, but I love the original movies and it kind of worries me Jurassic world has a 5.1/10 on IMDB so far. I'm not sure agree with the decision to put Chris Pratt in the lead role (don't get me wrong, he was good in GOTG, but he doesn't seem like the Jurassic Park type). Also the whole "creating a new dinosaur" plot seems kind of iffy. I'm optimistic, but I have lost respect and trust for Spielberg (and all the countless, stupid remakes) recently.

submitted by MRjarjarbinks
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submitted by Penny_Arts
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So I was wondering; How many of you furs played Spyro the dragon series in your youth? I'm specifically talking about the first 3 PSX games, because everyone knows that The legend of Spyro sucked compared to those 3 and Skylanders doesn't exist >_>;

Ever noticed how EVERY NPC in that game is a furry? In the second and third game specifically The allys, the people you help in each world to get talismans/orbs or eggs... Heck the second game even has a faun and an anthro cheetah(? hard to tell) help you along.

I recently finished a 100% run of spyro 2 after I did the same for the first game. I'm now working on a 117% run of spyro 3 <3

TLDR: Spyro totally is a furry game. Any other spyro fans? :3

submitted by Espurra
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You're gonna find my lying out in an open field ony day off! At least one day of no noise, no distractions.... I may even jump in my car and take a mini road trip. Windows down and music up!

submitted by AkiraFireheart
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submitted by pandaspy
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Submitted by Fred Patten, Furry’s favorite historian and reviewer. Furtual Horizons; A Rainfurrest Anthology, edited by Ryan “Sterling” Hickey. Illustrated. Dallas, TX, FurPlanet Productions, September 2014, trade paperback $10.00 (269 pages). Furtual Horizons is the fourth annual RainFurrest charity fiction anthology, following 2011’s Stories of Camp Rainfurrest, 2012’s Tails of a Clockwork World, and 2013’s […]

submitted by oninekko
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I've been watching videos from coopertom and kinggourd and they're pretty funny/entertaining.

I was wondering if anyone could recommend other Youtube channels they enjoy. Thanks!

submitted by qtalll
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submitted by 123mine123
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Looking for people. :)

submitted by Falox
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submitted by ArcaneTheWoof
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Go on a camping trip every month! ^_^ though for me it's sometimes for boyscouts and other times to hang with friends. Always nice to get fresh air :P

submitted by Foxes281
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submitted by Foxes281
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submitted by vAErJO
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submitted by GyreSoul
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submitted by Shadycat
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submitted by Wahots
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Before Outland, WAY before Mars Needs Moms, even before Bloom County… he brought us The Academia Waltz. That was creator Berkeley Breathed’s first foray into comic strips, running in The Daily Texan at the University of Texas at Austin while he was still a student there. Now IDW have collected the complete strip (along with some of Mr. Breathed’s political cartoons and other items of archival interest) in a giant 300-plus page hardcover book, Academia Waltz and Other Profound Transgressions. You can look for it this June, or read all about it over at Comic Book Resources. Much more immediately (just this week, in fact!) IDW are offering The Humble Bloom County Comics Bundle, offering hundreds of pages of original Bloom County strips (black & white and full color) in digital format for downloading — all at reduced prices! But hurry on over to the Humble Bundle web site because the sale is on only from now until March 18th!

image c. 2015 IDW Publishing