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‘Dino Time’ is coming.
Furry musicians? Songwriters and Producers? I want you for my podcast!
I'm starting a new podcast on furry music (music by furries, not just about furries!) If you're a furry musician, or know of one, I'd love to hear your tracks! Link me. As background, I'm a musician and also work in the music industry, and have been a furry for a LONG time, so this is very much up my alley! Thanks for your help, reddit furs!
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Episode 30 - Judgment Day: the very name makes people reluctant to think about it, but the Bible promises that the day is coming when everyone will be held accountable for what they have done, believer and unbeliever alike.
Judgment Day: the very name makes people reluctant to think about it, but the Bible promises that the day is coming when everyone will be held accountable for what they have done, believer and unbeliever alike. The Bible has much to say about the subject, but a lot of the content is rather vague about some things, such as timing.
But in the end, the timing does not matter as much as your preparedness for it. Will you be ready to give an account of your life?
Metadata and Credits WagzTail Podcast 2.0 Episode 30Runtime: 30m
Cast: JWingy, Levi, Pachua, Wolfin
Editor: Silent
Format: 128kbps ABR split-stereo MP3
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Just discovered this subreddit recently, and I have a question for y'all; What does your fursona mean to you?
Your answer doesn't need to follow this format, but here's my answer to my own question: Both St. Bernards and I love cold weather, are extremely friendly, are happy to help those in need, are cuddly (:3), are loyal, and are big ol' critters. Ever since I really joined the fandom in earnest, I've felt that I was a bernie. How about y'all? Does your fursona have a spiritual importance to you? Do you feel similar to your fursona? Or is it just your favorite animal? I'm genuinely curious!
submitted by TSElephant[link] [70 comments]
FC-100 Still Alive
"Furry Lifestyle": Papabear Wants to Hear from YOU!
Is there such a thing as a "furry lifestyle"?
If so, how do YOU define it? If not, why not?
Please post your comments below. A fascinating topic that needs to be talked about! Thank you!
Art: Roman Doberman
Some artwork I've done for Roukan on Furaffinity :) Thought I'd share with you guys
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/8902625/
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Furry Thinks It's His Job to Dictate What Friend's Fursona Should Be
Hey. I have a question and I don't know who to ask anymore. What should I do about this friend of mine? To explain, I like having my main fursona and other forms I can use. Well this friend has decided it’s their concern as to which is my main one and that I really shouldn't have others. Now this person is a good guy which is why I put up with it. But I don't know if I can continue a friendship in which when I try to confront him about it he hides away, blocks me, and such. What in the world should I do?
-Micheal
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Dear Micheal,
A fursona is a very personal thing in this bear’s mind. Grubbs is my alter ego (hmm, or maybe Kevin is Grubbs’ alter ego, hee hee); I would never let anyone dictate to me my fursona because he is a very real part of me.
There are also furries, however, for whom a fursona is not that serious a thing, or they don’t even want a fursona because they just like reading furry comics and such and don’t care to actually be an anthropomorphic being. This is fine, too.
If you’re like me, then having someone essentially tell you who you are is highly offensive. If someone told me, “You can’t be Grubbs, you have to be a purple husky” I would make like John Cleese as the rude Frenchman and fart in their general direction, walking the other way. There are few things in the world that get this bear more ticked off than someone else telling me who I am or how to live my life. If I were in your shoes, I would (politely, at first, anyway) tell this furry that it really isn’t his business and my fursona is a reflection of who I am, not who he thinks I should be. If that ticks him off, too bad.
Now, you might not take your fursona as seriously as yours truly. As you mention, you have several; one you favor more, and several others. That’s fine. It can be fun switching fursonas and playing around with them. But, again, your main fursona is your choice. I don’t know why this other furry has it in his head that he should be telling you what to do with it. That’s like telling you what car to buy or what clothes to wear. Is it his business? No.
You say this person is a “good guy.” Well, that may be, but a good guy wouldn’t tell you what to do about your fursona (a good guy might try and tell you what to do if you were doing something harmful, like drinking and partying too much, but not this). He also certainly wouldn’t be a drama queen and block you and ignore you when you don’t agree with him. Sounds like he’s awfully immature.
If I were you, I’d stick to your guns and assert your right to pick your own fursona or fursonas. If he doesn’t like it, too bad. He needs to grow up and not be such a baby when other people don’t agree with him.
Nuff said.
Keepin’ it furry, Micheal.
Hugs,
Papabear
Daily Show: October 5, 2012 - Today, Silent gives a report on See You At the Pole, making the discussion a bit awkward, and we discuss another game bundle. - Stuff We Mentioned: Octoberfest Bundle - Hosts: Silent, Tikaani, Wolfin Image By: Alejandro Hern
Today, Silent gives a report on See You At the Pole, making the discussion a bit awkward, and we discuss another game bundle.
Stuff We Mentioned:
Hosts: Silent, Tikaani, Wolfin
Image By: Alejandro Hernandez
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Cages Will Not Hold Them
James Patterson is a world-famous thriller and mystery novelist, well-known for such best-selling book lines as the Alex Cross Series (including Kiss the Girls and Along Came A Spider, both of which have been adapted into movies). Now his latest work, Zoo, has been adapted before it even comes out… this time, as a graphic novel! Written by Mr. Patterson and Michael Ledwidge, Zoo has been adapted and illustrated by Andy McDonald. The hardcover black & white book will be released by Yen Press in November. So what’s it about, and why are we telling you here? Check it: “All over the world, brutal attacks are crippling entire cities. Jackson Oz, a young biologist, watches the escalating events with an increasing sense of dread. When he witnesses a coordinated lion ambush in Africa, the enormity of the violence to come becomes terrifyingly clear. With the help of ecologist Chloe Tousignant, Oz races to warn world leaders before it’s too late. The attacks are growing in ferocity, cunning, and planning, and soon there will be no place left for humans to hide. ”
image c. Yen Press