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Author: Fred To jump ahead to the bottom line; Lab Rat is mysterious and full of action, and you will like it if you turn off your brain. The narrator, Zack, is a lab rat, grown artificially in a vat. The first few pages of this novel are stream-of-consciousness; his first disjointed thoughts. Two beings […]

Dreamworks Animation have created a special tie-in compilation book called Dreamworks Heroes Annual 2014. In spite of that title, it’s already available in hardcover from Pedigree Books. “DreamWorks Animation has created some of the best loved animated feature films and TV shows of all time. They have released a total of 26 feature films, including Shrek, Madagascar, Kung Fu Panda, and How to Train Your Dragon, grossing nearly $11 billion worldwide. This Annual brings all your favorite DreamWorks characters together for the first time in this unique DreamWorks Heroes Annual 2014.” Check it out at Amazon. The advertisements are kind of hard to follow: Apparently this publication is also available as Dreamworks All-Stars Annual 2014, with a different cover.

image c. 2013 Pedigree Books

Author: GreenReaper Users of adult furry forum Furry to Furry have had a wild month after the site’s demise due to an alleged failure to pay hosting bills. After moving through various forum providers (notably Proboards, who blocked one of the alternate sites’ founders), a privately-hosted board has been set up under the administration of […]

Luprand and Kristian join the two fools, Roo and Tugs, as they read your Halloween stories, discuss Halloween traditions, debate changes to the celebration of the day, and more. Do you like Trunk or Treating? Fun Size Candies? A good laugh? THE GAME? Dramatized radio with live music? You're in luck! This episode is all treats, and no tricks.



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Show Notes

Music and Breaks

Opening theme: Fredrik Miller – Cloud Fields (Radio Mix). USA: Bandcamp, 2011. Used with permission.  (Buy a copy here – support your fellow furs!)
Closing: Fredrik Miller – Cloud Fields (Chill Out Mix). USA: Bandcamp, 2011. Used with permission. (Buy a copy here – support your fellow furs!)

 

Special Thanks

Luprand, our guest.
Kristian, our guest and live musician.
Kira the fox, for our ident!
Gypsy Jack, for their story!
Farren Nerdy, for their story!
Donald, for their story!
And the cast, especially Firebreath, for his story.

 

Next episode: Facebook, Twitter, and other social media connect us all. Do you keep two profiles to keep it away from work? Has work found out about you being a furry? How can you prevent it? Tell us your story! cast@furwhatitsworth.com S3 Episode 10 – The Son of the Son of Halloween! - Luprand and Kristian join the two fools, Roo and Tugs, as they read your Halloween stories, discuss Halloween traditions, debate changes to the celebration of the day, and more. Do you like Trunk or Treat

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So I been wanting to do art trades and on one end I fine no one wants to do one with me ( I posted an announcement on the faf , Facebook and on fa ) but the other end same guy keeps asking despite different skill levels.

So what should I do?

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Short advert for British train booking website Trainline.com, the message being book with them else you’ll get into a rage when you realise the savings you missed out on.

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Earlier research had revealed that happy dogs wag their tails more to the right (from the dog's point of view), while nervous dogs have a left-dominated swish.But now scientists say that fellow canines can spot and respond to these subtle tail differences.

An interesting report on how dog's express emotions. It's not the case that the dog is communicating directly using the tail, but that the tail expresses the emotional state which other dogs are able to pick up on. In other words dogs can read into each other's body language.

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Esteban Winsmore does a YouTube video series about his misadventures in the MMO virtual world Second Life. This video dates back to early 2013 but still worth a watch because you can find it either offensive or damn right funny. Some see it as nothing more than straight forward trolling, but personally I think it's more about making humour out of a fish out of water situation (as happens in his other videos).

The fun comes in how Esteban plays naive and stupid when talking with the furs he meets. Safe to say it's an act, but you could genuinely believe in the act. It's not just furries that he's taking the mickey out of, it's also in the character he portrays. Any veteran of Second Life knows of the situation where a human character stumbles upon your hangout and there ensues the awkward moment explaining "What's is it all about?". It's twice as awkward if the person's first language isn't English. And that to me is why the video transcends being derogatory and becomes a fun piece of comedy about Second Life in its entirety.

Sorry, the last one was taken down by youtube. Now with 80% less wolf dick. Esteban Winsmore meets some exotic new friends and undergoes extreme physiological changes. Like me on Facebook, Post on the Esteban subreddit or Tweet me.

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Looking for more people to team up with on BF4 (PC). I'm on a good bit and in the next few days I'll be a lot more active on the game. Here's my battlelog if you're interested =D

http://battlelog.battlefield.com/bf4/user/NEPNWZYOX

Guess I'm not allowed to post this type of stuff here? If not then i'm sorry.

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Looking for people to game with. Steam if possible.

Edit: Soldier MacDerpington (pie king) Here is my steam id, you Magnificent Bastards!

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[Happy Halloween, Dear Readers --Papabear]


Hello again.

I am happy to inform you that I have gotten over my Tech E Coyote obsession and I have in fact began talking to someone real a fair bit online. He has been perfectly fine with me and no discomfort, bad feelings or anything have happened and we have become "internet friends" He lives in America and I'm British and we don't plan on meeting up or anything IRL. However I fear there might be a problem on the horizon.

A few days ago, I heard my mother discuss something to do with something called Tarot. These are apparently to do with fortune telling and she says have some links to Satanism. So not good then, eh?

A while ago I had been looking through the submissions and journals on my friends Fur Affinity page and discovered that he has a collection of these cards which he commissions artist to make for him. I thought these were, frankly, quite cool looking but probably due to my lack of knowledge.

I'm basically worried that I may have befriended a perfectly nice... Satanist. He has been very nice and friendly and I trust him as much as it is sensible to online, which isn't that much, just small things like when he'll be online, nothing valuable. But I trust my mother far more but I know she can get touchy over things to do with, let’s call it magic for want of a better word.

So, my question is simple, What the holy fornication do I do? Should I stay friends with him, talk to him, break away from him or just leave it alone. I don't want to just bugger off without an explanation. It is the internet, but come on, we do deserve some clarity.

Thanks for the help

Stettfudd

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Hi, Stettfudd,

Glad you are over your crush on Tech E :-P

I saved your question for today because it is so timely for this holiday; hope you don’t mind. But to the question at paw.... Tarot cards were invented in Europe in the 1400s to play a number of harmless card games. It wasn’t until about four hundred years later that people started using them for fortune telling (or divination). Today, there are different versions of Tarot cards, some associated with games and some associated with the occult.

Just as Tarot cards were adopted by mystics to tell fortunes, regular playing cards are also used for the same purpose. You can also cast lots, throw bones, use a crystal ball, read tea leaves, etc. None of these things are magic in themselves. It is only one's attitude towards them that makes them seem so.

The same goes for Tarot cards. They are just cards with art on them, nothing more. It is the mystic who is the key here. If you believe in such things, it is the mystic’s ability to read the cards randomly shuffled and dealt that allows him or her to tell make predictions about the future. The cards are just pieces of cardboard or plastic with drawings on them.

It’s okay for you to like the art on the Tarot cards your friend made. It would be wrong to assume that because he makes such cards he is a Satanist. The two of you have become friends and that’s a wonderful thing. In your conversations with him, try to bring up the topic of religion and philosophy in a nonchalant manner. Maybe start by saying some of your own beliefs and then see what he thinks. This is a much better way of finding out more about your friend because you know what they say about people who assume—you make an “ass” out of “u” and “me.”

Happy Halloween!

Papabear

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