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Neeko wasn’t here so we turned him into a soundboard. We read some average news and then get to a good email discussion.

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Link Roundup:

• Cats movie gets a patch
• BESTARS getting a stage play
• BESTARS gets second season
• Recreational Marajuana becomes legal in Illinois
• Furries raised a lot of money in 2019
• Compiled list of Zooptopia Deleted Scenes
• Baby sonic?

News:

• The weirdest and most bizarre crime stories of 2019
• Dad leaves daughter hilarious instructions to feed fox while he’s on holiday
• Students ‘freaking out’ as teacher uses her own body to teach anatomy class

Emails:

• Purp Haustier – College dorm concerns (i swear this isn’t boring) [read on air if you want]

[Live] Ottermated

Hey, remember that game we talked about called Yooka-Laylee? Well recently D.M. Cumbo and the folks at Dreamprism Press completed a successful Kickstarter campaign for Yooka-Layle and the Kracklestone, a new hardcover full-color graphic novel. “The story sees Yooka and Laylee plunged into a brand new secret tome world in a race against the evil Capital B to reach the legendary ‘Kracklestone’, an ancient artifact fabled to grant its holder invincibility. To reach the treasure, they’ll run, swim, trip, tumble, and fly through nine distinct, character-filled landscapes. They will encounter friends, foes, and some in-between… including plenty of fan favorites from the game!” The Kickstarter page is still up, and it features lots of art and background materials.

image c. 2019 Dreamprism Press

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Of late IDW have become the new home for any number of well-known comic book properties, furry and otherwise. And this includes our old buddies the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Well now IDW have offered up a little bit of when the Turtles were housed at another publisher — and had some rather popular adventures. Look for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Urban Legends, Volume 1. “This is it, fans! You demanded it—the entire Image Comics TMNT run (a.k.a. TMNT Volume 3) reproduced for the first time ever in full, four-color glory! Join creators Gary Carlson and Frank Fosco as they take the Heroes in a Half-Shell on some of their most amazing, dangerous, and bizarre adventures ever… culminating in three brand-new issues by Carlson and Fosco to properly close out this long-beloved storyline at last!” Check it out over at IDW’s web site.

image c. 2019 IDW Publishing

Since his appearance in the multiple-award-winning film Spider Man: Into the Spiderverse, Spider Ham (aka Peter Porker) has been gaining in popularity again. Now you can get a big heapin’ helping of the web-pig a new trade paperback from Marvel — Peter Porker, The Spectacular Spider Ham: The Complete Collection Volume 1. “Go whole hog with the Spectacular Spider-Ham’s animal antics! What started as a porcine parody one-shot soon became a hilarious ongoing series full of anthropomorphized adventurers! Peter Porker is a photographer for J. Jonah Jackal’s Daily Beagle — but when danger strikes, he fights crime alongside hirsute heroes such as Hulk Bunny, Captain Americat and the Fantastic Fur! Can Spider-Ham triumph over fearsome foes like Ducktor Doom, Bull-Frog, the King-Pig and the Bee-yonder — while keeping the young Beagle Brigadiers out of trouble and still managing to bring home the bacon? Plus: Thrr, Dog of Thunder stars in “Tails of Arfgard”! Here comes Deerdevil, Mammal Without Fear! Nick Furry, Agent of S.H.E.E.P.! Goose Rider! The invincible Iron Mouse! Croak and Badger! The astonishing Ant-Ant! And more zoological puns!” You heard ’em here. Check it out over at Comixology. [And of course, we wish you a Merry Christmas!]

image c. 2019 Marvel Comics

On first glance at the well-decorated reindeer on the inside cover I knew I'd possibly be in for...well exactly what I'd signed up for when agreeing to do my first review of a more, risqué anthology in the genre of furry literature.The 12 Days of Yiffmas, by title, leaves little to the imagination. A compilation of twelve winter holiday-inspired short stories with more raunch in them than a similarly named salad dressing. Accompanied by a soundtrack with an introduction done by Howl and 12 somewhat, campy Yiffmas carols to help you envelop yourself in the holiday cheer. Beyond that, there's also an accompanying art piece for every interaction to ensure your full immersion with a handy-dandy visual aid.Every story is introduced by our narrator with Howl and guests and the antics they get up to every new story much like those little holiday specials they tend to love rerunning ad-infinitum and does add a new flavour to how one can approach this anthology. Beyond this, they also took the time to give certain trigger warnings where appropriate. I appreciated this. Especially with some of the topics that were covered in the anthology. With that said, let's delve right on in."A (Not yet) Merry Christmas" by White Claw. Illustrated by TabaxitaxiThe story follows a surly dalmatian named David, who finds their scroogy, business-sona slowly being enamoured by the addition of the smallest amount of mint liquor and a few Christmas related movies (one horror) by our far more Christmas-inspired deer named Ollie.An interesting lead-up into this smut inspired anthology. It ensures that we take some levity in our holiday-making in what is certainly one of the more clichéd entries. Our characters are easily identified, and it does end with a very Hallmark “we all learned something here folks” message, even when it's found in the midst of a satisfyingly written dog-on-deer “action” scene. Our characters are written into their roles well and with the raunchy conclusion and afterglow it reads like a Hallmark holiday special but for Porn-hub."Freyr's Game" by Faolan. Illustrated by JakensitouThis story follows an anthro snake named Lysander, in the throes of winter's regret for their own species, who gets invited by their friend, a white goat named Christian, to try a new kind of party, a Yule celebration. (I only realized the irony of this as I wrote it.)True to form it doesn't take long for the clothes to come off, the drink to flow and the festivities to be had. Multiple interspecies mingling in the menagerie, along with a ménage à trois somewhere in the mix.Our characters are well-fleshed out, well-considered and very open to the possibilities of a Yule feast. There was no shying away from tradition nor the partaking of it. Solid premise and a solid execution. Especially when it came to the stranger bits of anatomical correctness."Where the Lovelight Gleams" by Colin Leighton. Illustrated by FaukxChristmas aboard the USS O Riordan, 1943, near the Solomon Islands is where the next short story takes place. Enter the lone Ensign Grady Turner on watch at the helm. His captain, Robert Ferrandin, joins him for a quiet chat about what could be missed on these long nights at sea. What follows is one of the gems of this anthology with good pacing and narrative nous that sometimes gets lost in the creation of a short story focused on sexual exploits. However, my own bias for stories like Brokeback Mountain probably shines through here.This story manages to find the niche that mixes both emotion as well as passion in a well-crafted package and delivers our characters from their situation fraught with danger to a place of peace and release. And maybe a bit of regret. Truth be told I got a bit emotional with this one. Wonderful piece of writing. I am truly hoping to see more from the writer."Do not Open Until Xmas" by Kuroko. Illustrated by TabaxitaxiAn interesting premise, once again focusing on a more open and interesting relationship. Our main character, a red panda named Devon, is, thrust...or, will be thrusting, into the secret life of his partner, Isaac at a high-end house of pleasure. He's forced to make a few life-altering choices. Accept his lover's unconventional working environment or forever lose them because of his own initially prudish consternation.Very intriguing use of some of the kinds of bits and bobs one would find being administered for the subservience of your partner. "Yule Carol" by Cedric G! Bacon. Illustrated by StedilnikAdd this one to the “stories that made me tear up” pile. A vixen named Kyo from Japan had fallen in love with an American coyote named Heath who was taken too soon by fate. She finds a way be able to spend one night, Yule, with him again. Her preparations are meticulous so that she would be able to feel his embrace.I honestly have so much to say about this and very few ways to hopefully do it justice. I guess maybe the idea that if “Full Metal Alchemist” had a way to do the ritual right in some sense.Poignant, heartbreaking and possibly something I'd consider doing if I lost my soul-mate. Brilliant narration and brilliantly written. It's also the attention to detail in respect to cultural nuance that really helps me feel so engrossed with the story.I'd need to mention that of the compositions, not only is Carol of the Bells one of my favourite Christmas songs (read only one I like), but the adaptation for this story was on point and added to that feeling of loss that this story brought."Ice Fishing with Nick" by Sisco Polaris. Illustrated by BoneitisBrokeback Mountain thoughts come to mind again, this time with the more, “going on a fishing trip” vibe. Hot steamy and risqué all around. It makes for an interesting interaction between the two as some of the back story that our author provides makes for some really intriguing fan theory with Rudolph X Santa aficionados. Add in some Bojack-like devil-may-care attitude and you have a pretty solid solitary-cabin in the woods romp.Our characters were written in a way that there's a certain focus on lore, who they'd probably have shacked up with and even the church gets a mention here with all their rules and restrictions.Overall a fun little romp with a small unexpected twist near the end."Band Over" by Miles Reaver. Illustrated by Iudicium“Rock Star” vibes to some extent from this story. Dropped in hot on the introduction to our protagonists Owen and Rick, one an asexual fox and the other a very sex-forward wolf. Let's just say, showing “the horns” in their opening scene may in fact be a little more than risqué...probably dangerous.Owen is also family to the two foxes who made it big as part of the biggest openly gay rock band in this world. I am all for this story. All credit to our author for making this a believable part of the twincest trope. I feel bad for our co-protagonist, inasmuch as I feel these pangs of regret for my partner, but it has done a lot for hopefully bridging that gap.There's a lot to unpack beyond the sexual nature of this story, and it does well to maintain both believability as well as interest in the side-plot. Big-ups for that. The climax of this story has an extremely well-considered point of view with both character progression as well as gently looking at the details from either side of the spectrum."Snow-Plowed" by Nathanial “LeCount” Edwards. Illustrated by TabsleyWith a very dark accompanying song and some major warnings in respect to dark thematic content, I found it difficult to read this. I assume that was the point. Our story follows a duel protagonist/antagonist perspective with a homophobic bully and his victim and the way their initial encounters set up their evening encounter.The way the story juxtaposes the two encounters during this story and attempts to meld them together scene by scene is commendable. For the more dark parts I'm glad that most of these Freddy Krueger-esque nightmares only exist in dreams. I genuinely feel unnerved by the way this was written. Which in this case means that our author achieved their goal. The minor key rendition of the accompanying song, listened to after the reading, sent a couple of unsettling shivers down my spine. I need a topped-up glass of something strong after that. If you're into horror-themed juxtaposition, this is your go-to in the anthology."Family Comes First" by Ferric. Illustrated by FlowamaiWhat to do when you're a dragon in a world of mammals? Two brothers from different clutches, Tyler and Tony, meet over the holidays and times that they can go home to enjoy the comfort of each-other's embrace. This is an interesting story; it makes for some good plot points. Also seems somewhat Hallmark-y. However the interplay between the two of them and the slight jibes they give one another still seems believable and adds an interesting twist in the mix of their...machinations. A solid story for what it sets out to do."Thirty-Nine-and-a-Half-Foot Pole" by Thurston Howl. Illustrated by ErkhyanAdaptation rules supreme as we follow our pro- er, antagonist The Bulf. Emphasis on capitalisation. He rides in with his...Reindeer? Jay and steals all the townsfolk's questionable Yiffmas toys! Oh no! Doubt that would stop them...A titular look at a more yiffy variation on our tale of the Grinch. I will however voice my own displeasure of Thurston's criticism of the colour green. Beyond that, a fair retelling of the debauched nature of the furs from Furville. Seriously, feels like I walked into one of the adult MUCK rooms.Special props to the song here as well!"Jingle Hell" by Patrick D. Lambert. Illustrated by Joseph ChouSpeculative fiction, with the fear of Krampus. Horn dogs all around might enjoy this! Alphonse, our main character, a subservient rottweiler, finds himself visited by Krampus one quiet, near Christmas day. His offence? Numerous, one of which is unabatedly teasing his neighbour with his open curtain antics.Very low-key, to-the-point short story and does a fair job in set-up and progression. It felt a bit disjointed in places but for its purpose the story served ably."Waggy" by TJ Minde. Illustrated by IudiciumA holiday get away with a mixed furry x human couple. In Hayden our human and Wagner (aka Waggy). The two of them begin their journey of self-discovery and pup-play on this trip with every day being part of the learning curve.There was a lot of information put into this particular short story in its emphasis on how pup play is engaged in. It spoke at length about how BDSM is a trust exercise and the characters brought that to light pretty faithfully.This focus in and of itself lends very well to the overall feel of the story and for anyone curious in reading about what can be described as a first-hand emotion-driven narrative to full realisation in the topic (this without being coerced into it by RL questioning), this story does surprisingly well.Our anthology wraps up with a short word from every author and artist involved and asks them for what kind of yiffy gifts they'd like for the holiday and helps bring a small bit of insight into every contributor.While I had a few notes on some of the songs and the singers, I felt the album did go a long way to bring that cheesy Christmas spirit to full mast and was done competently both in composition as well as execution. The album is a bonus on buying the anthology itself and the premise of listening to each song after reading is a fun little immersion tool.While every story and author had their positive points and achieved their varied goals, I'd like to point out that Colin Leighton, Cedric G! Bacon, Miles Reaver and TJ Minde's stories were personal favourites to me. Once again, this is due to my own personal bias and some might not see them the same way I saw in them.Special thanks as always to Thurston for being our narrator on this trip and for the content warnings that were a nice touch especially when dealing with some of the topics the short stories did.

Potpourri! All the little issues that don't quite qualify for their own podcasts. Is shrinking pleasurable? What sound effects do you hear? Does Kenson really like GINO? Can we talk about Pokemon without it taking over the podcast? Episode 29: "Potpourri" (2019-12-24)

We didn’t even know they did this — My Little Pony: The Manga. “The world of My Little Pony comes alive in this distinctive manga series that spotlights each of the Mane 6 and a host of other characters from the land of Equestria! When Pinkie Pie lends a hoof to help Twilight Sparkle and Spike clean up the castle Library, she discovers a mysterious mirror with the power to gaze into alternate realities. Upon entering the portal-like mirror, Pinkie Pie sets off a chain of events that could spell doom for Equestria! Follow this adventure–and many more–in this hilarious new manga series for fans of all ages.” Written by David Lumsdon, illustrated by Shiel, and published by Seven Seas, it’s available now in paperback.

image c. 2019 Seven Seas

Some news roundup and then it gets weird especially the part where we put slime on Aureo’s face.

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Link Roundup:

• Signal Gets Sticker Support
• Signal Sticker Documentation
• @DeerisLeGris tweets cool digital eyes
• Wayne Brady as The Fox – Masked Singer
• Mark Rober pranks porch stealer with furry convention ads
• Rudderbutts Underwear
• Ok Boomer explained on Japanese TV

News:

• Man Fighting To Retain His Emotional Support Coyote
• Porn Hub 2019 Year in Review

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We came across this… at International House of Pancakes, of all places. Seems that they’re a co-sponsor for Elf Pets: A Fox Cub’s Christmas Tale, a new animated holiday special from the Elf on the Shelf toy line that’s out now on DVD. It turns out that arctic foxes’ ability to disappear into the snow is vitally important to the magic that helps Santa Claus deliver his toys around the world in one single night. How does that work? Find out…

image c. 2019 Scout Elf Productions

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Here’s a wild story that has all this: Internet harassment, the disgraced alt-right troll Milo Yiannopoulos, the furry fandom pariah Foxler (known for stories in Rolling Stone and Newsweek about neo-nazi furries and his Furry Raiders group), his right-hand man “Sneps” who has a heroin trafficking record, and their plan to frame a witness for sex crime that Foxler is charged for doing. There was even a bungled plan to target me for reporting. It blew up in their faces, put “Sneps” behind bars, and leaves the crime witness needing vindication after being framed.

If you were Foxler — AKA Lee Miller of Fort Collins, CO — what would you do if:

• In 2017, Dogpatch Press reports you’re tied to grooming kids and intimidating witnesses with your “neo-nazi cult-like group” (The Furry Raiders).
• In 2019, you’re charged for a 2015 child sex offense (details not public) uncovered during reporting for Dogpatch Press (credit to Aristide).

If you were Foxler, how would you defend from these charges? Maybe get a good lawyer or well-regarded community member to help clear your name?

A smart person with a good future could do that. That’s not Foxler. He got his close friend and Furry Raiders admin, known as Flare or Sneps, and they cooked up a scheme to get him out of trouble by attacking the sources. I helped uncover it and report it to the police, with this result:.

Arrested with a “Fugitive from justice” charge — it looks like Sneps was already wanted by police.

Where is Sneps? WHO is Sneps? Colorado resident Jacob Kovar was arrested on December 10 after intimidating the witness in Foxler’s case.

Jacob Kovar says he was born in Russia. He became close enough to Foxler to hang out with his mom at his house in Fort Collins (calling it “Raiders HQ.”) Jacob/Sneps gained notice as a Furry Raiders defender in April 2018, using the name Flare in an apologistic article at the Rocky Mountain Collegian.

Flare Tigersnow, another member of the Raiders who wished to remain anonymous, said the portrayal of the group is entirely inaccurate.

The intrepid journalist who quoted him in 2018 didn’t notice that this great source was under indictment for a felony. Soon after denying the accuracy of the Furry Raiders reputation, Jacob was convicted for what appears to be heroin trafficking. It earned an 18 month sentence (with early release).

Mug shot for Kovar’s 2018 felony conviction

Case 17CR2390 ties Jacob Kovar to heroin trafficking on 12/31/2016 with Shane Andres, who may be jailed until 2024.

After his release, Jacob/Flare/Sneps worked as a lead admin in the Furry Raiders. He also became a high level member of a “professional troll school” started by Milo Yiannopoulos. Milo’s school advertises a mission to teach people how to be “internet terrorists” — with high payments solicited by Milo for teaching tactics to abuse and harass people. It was no surprise when I found Sneps had ties to the Kiwifarms harassment site. (More about this below.)

While doing “internet terrorism”, Jacob led Furry Raiders and Milo fans to think he was a counterterrorism intelligence gatherer, DHS liaison, and “Navy Sergeant” — which he used to push political smear propaganda about lefties to gullible group members. But military members are calling it a lie for Stolen Valor.

The US Navy doesn't have Sergeants…

— Pumpkin Spiced Ott@FC20 (@CoffeeOtt) December 12, 2019

Foxler’s spy inside — Furry Raiders infiltrating convention staff.

Most astonishingly, those tactics helped Jacob/Flare/Sneps to gain the trust of furry convention runners, and a staff position under another name: “Dodger”. As Dodger, he was a volunteer at Denfur (at least, if he wasn’t impersonating that person). That credential led to being named Head of Security at a new con in Wyoming, Furever West. (I don’t have any reason to be suspicious at them. Volunteers get no access to private info, and the cons he was going to staff didn’t happen yet. They’re now aware and taking action.)

Official statement I received: “Dodger Shep is no longer affiliated in any capacity with Furever West.”

When Dodger reached out to me, the staff positions sounded impressive at first, and a good way to get my attention. Of course the plan was to gain my confidence too, and troll me into boosting the Furry Raiders’ corrupt scheme.

It started with a tip about an alleged child rapist. There was a Telegram doxing channel, and a request for me to raise the issue in public. I engaged the tip, but the more questions I asked, the fishier it got. Why did Dodger keep making excuses when I asked for police docs he claimed to have? After I told him to put up or shut up, why did the Telegram doxing channel disappear and move to a new channel that had me blocked?

The Furry Raiders scheme to frame a young crime witness. 

Jacob/Sneps was still on probation for his previous felony when the Foxler Defense Plan started. The idea was to groom or pressure the witness to Foxler’s crime to get the charges dropped. It would use a carrot and a stick. Jacob/Sneps would falsely befriend the witness and pretend to give advice for how to overcome problems they were making for him, while intimidating him with threats that he could be charged for false reporting.

They didn’t know:

• The witness can’t drop charges — the state brings the charges, so cases go forward even if witnesses don’t want to.
• Their scheme was being watched, documented and reported.

By the time Dodger contacted me, the witness was accused in public of crimes with children, and doxed with urging to call and harass his father. I worked to check claims about the witness, and reached someone named as a possible victim. He said it was lies from the Furry Raiders.

The witness suffered a lot of hard harassment and banning in the community. The arrest is exculpatory, and as far as I’ve been able to find from many sources, it happened because people were conned to smear him. I only found evidence that pointed to lying by the Furry Raiders, which needed police handling — and more. The police can’t stop the community from smearing someone. Reporting and FIXING falsehoods is needed, and it calls for remembering that Furry Raiders had an arrest for causing injustice.

Jacob Kovar was on probation for a previous charge, so I believe his new arrest led straight to jail.

Verifying ID for a con artist felon.

From the evidence folder and Facebook

Verifying ID was a bit complicated because Jacob/Flare/Sneps/Dodger had a habit of spreading lies wherever he went, even in casual chat. There was a wrong age. A wrong name on an old Facebook page. Fake jobs. But one thing that stood out between his many accounts was arrogant boasting about things like his cars.

• JACOB KOVAR is FLARE. The alias is deleted in many places, but archived. Telegram accounts @MynameisFlare, @Sneps and @tigersgomow in the Furry Raiders chat were tagged as the same. (Archived if Foxler deletes records). His Linkedin page has a company Kovartacus Limited, registered to him at 195 Xenon St, Lakewood, CO 80228. The Kovartacus site says Flare. (Linkedin also shows him employed by Foxler’s employer BioMatrix — think he pulled strings with the boss to hire a felon?)
• JACOB KOVAR is SNEPS. The Telegram userpic for Sneps is Flare’s art. Facebook.com/snepcity is Jake Kovar. Look at the header photo of a white Audi.
• JACOB KOVAR is DODGER. On Twitter, see the header photo of a white Audi? It’s ALMOST the same as Facebook, but these have two distinct photos taken inches apart. They aren’t just downloaded from the web. They’re from the same source.
• The mug shot photo helped two conventions confirm that it’s the same person.

Fake military claims, Milo’s troll school, and the Kiwifarms smear attempt. 

Jacob’s claims to be active duty in the navy were rejected by many watchers who have been in the military. These were posted to the Furry Raiders, and Milo’s group for a failed stunt to troll Midwest Furfest.

Jacob was also active in a hate group owned by a member of Milo’s MFF chat — Civil Furs. (It was a source of evidence tying the Proud Boys hate group to alt-right furries.) That’s where Jacob mentions “medical retirement” from the military.

Right when Jacob was trying to con me through Twitter as “Dodger”, he was promoted to admin of another group owned by Milo.

Telegram is the last refuge for Milo after he was deplatformed from other services; this article about his Twitter ban explains how he used to mobilize 300,000 followers as a troll army fed by the Gamergate harassment movement. Using them for racist attacks helped sell books and his brand as a professional troll.

With his former following dwindled down to dregs, and deprived of targets, Milo is trying to monetize them on Telegram. The scam is almost creative in a gross way: pitting them against each other. Rewards for the suckers include being able to silence a member for a day or buy admin roles. Telegram generally has no monetizing, but Milo has few options, making a sad comment on everyone involved. Especially when people running this MLM-like service are felons who can’t stop getting arrested.

On December 4, shortly after Jacob/Dodger’s last Twitter message to me, the subject we discussed turned up on harassment site Kiwifarms. Accusation of witness tampering in Colorado came from a sockpuppet account, making fake smears like the ones targeting the witness. Our private chat makes a single source.

I hope Jacob enjoys his article — next time they let him back on the net!

Imagine paying for troll school and failing so hard. Maybe his jail will have education for inmates so they stop putting themselves inside.

New charges for Foxler?

If there’s anything better than watching one loser dig his own grave and jump in, it’s watching two take each other down. What will this mean for Foxler’s case? I hope a jury gets to hear him defend framing a witness (when do innocent people do that?) Watch for his next court date coming up in January. But remember the main reason for this article is to support people harmed by this kind of crime, harassment, and sheer dipshittery.

[EDIT: A few editorial words edited because less is more and make up your own minds.]

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Front page news sequencing is part of the art of informing the public. The previous news story and next story posting on the site make quite an awkward juxtaposition.  I’m talking about an article about positive G rated parents and kids stuff, with one about a sex crime story to post just above it. That could make a mixed message.

I usually pad these things but I’m too busy to have something prepped to post between them, so I thought this would make a nice opportunity to address the content and how it works with a certain contradiction built in to furry fandom.

It’s what I call “the big umbrella from Disney to Dirty.” It’s all that stuff under the same tent. Which obviously needs careful handling. AD panels kept near midnight. ID checking for room parties. The first thing to say about this isn’t that it makes risk of the night side mixing with the day side. It’s that every parent did those things before they had kids, and parents are the first ones to protect them. Adult supervision can mitigate most concerns. And I think this fandom is doing an OK job of handling concerns that exist everywhere, from private homes to the Catholic Church.

That’s all, and enjoy a little off the cuff talk here from a curious contact asking for opinions how to write content for furry news.

From the inbox: Starting a new furry blog pic.twitter.com/hpiTyofvEg

— Dogpatch Press (@DogpatchPress) December 10, 2019

 

Back from MFF 2019 we go over all our con stories, spread out over a big roundup.

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Link Roundup:

• MFF Related Tweets
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• Joe G Bear’s article on fursuiting charity
• Kickstarter for LGBT meet app
• Artconomy update
• Seven fursuit building mistakes I made that the tutorials didn’t mention
• Krhainos furry billboard
• Rick and Morty called out dragons
• SA Police issue public appeal after thieves steal $4,000 furry fandom costume from Adelaide man’s home
• Production studio did work for Detective Pikachu, Sonic and Lion King shut down
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• New Disney Patent Would Allow Costumed Characters to See Without Any Visible Viewpoints
• Rolling Stone: Why Are So Many Gen Z Kids Becoming Furries?
• Chick-fil-A donated another $1.8 million to anti-LGBTQ groups
• Chillhop PenPaws
• Discord babytalks in DMs
• That nudist restaurant in France is closing
• When Is a Bird a ‘Birb’? An Extremely Important Guide
• Decolonizing the anthro-animal: Furry fandom, speculative fiction, and the need for newer directions
• Tangletorn: Game A tale of twin entanglements. A new game from super nothing.

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