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Author: E-Mail Hidden This week on Knotcast, Savrin, Shiva, and Fuzz are all a bit out of it. And life is crazy. But heres an episode! Sorry there isn’t more detail this week. :p Use our coupon code ‘knot’ at AdamEve.com for a great deal! Episode 192 – Fajita Friday (AAC; 26 MB)Episode 192 – [...] KnotCast: Episode 192 – Fajita Friday

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So this is pretty neat done by Blotch. She seems to have commissioned for raspberryroo (left) and sophiecabra! (right) Team Fortress 2 art work. This game is pretty bad ass and lots of blowing up, pretty simple. I hope to see more, but I did have to point out this made my tail wiggle.

This week on Knotcast, Savrin, Shiva, and Fuzz are all a bit out of it. And life is crazy. But heres an episode! Sorry there isn't more detail this week. :p Use our coupon code 'knot' at AdamEve.com for a great deal! Episode 192 - Fajita Friday

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When do you wear a fursuit, and when do you not? A library director in Connecticut has this to say: Not in her library. That raises a good point; it is not always appropriate to wear fursuits in public, and those of us who fursuit should always be aware. Join us as we discuss this as well as which of us might actually be brave enough to ask for permission to wear a fursuit in public.

Stuff we talked about in this show:

• Article about library director on Flayrah
• An interview with Tycho Aussie: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cj5EzCWlp4g

Hosts: Levi, Wolfin
Podcast image by: Rsa

Daily Show: September 19, 2012 - When do you wear a fursuit, and when do you not? A library director in Connecticut has this to say: Not in her library. That raises a good point; it is not always appropriate to wear fursuits in public, and those of us who fursuit should always be aware.

Hey guy's gals and those in-between! I plan on attending this years Folsom Street Fair in San Francisco, and I was wondering if any other furries are planning on attending as well? I plan on being there form 10am till 2 PM. Just curious to see if any other furs will be there and such!

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So Everyone tell me what is your top three favorite animals? These can be still alive, extinct, a made up species by an artist any thing. Mine are Dragons, Synx's and Sergal's.

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A polar bear walks into a bar and says to the bartender: "I'll have a rum and............................................. coke." The bartender says "why the pause?" The bear answers "Oh, these? I was born with them."

What's your best furry joke?

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Here it is! Took me a while longer and i took in some criticism to hopefully make it better.

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On the heels of the announcement that ALF is going to be a movie, word has been making the rounds that Sony Pictures have green-lit a movie adaptation of the 1983 fantasy/crime drama TV series Manimal. In case you haven’t heard of that one: “Manimal followed Dr. Jonathan Chase, a wealthy doctor with a mysterious past, who morphed into animals in order to help the police fight crime”. Winner huh? Well apparently not: The show was cancelled after only 8 episodes aired on NBC. Guess that’s what happens when you go up against Dallas. Anyway, according to The Hollywood Reporter, “Glen A. Larson, one of the most prolific TV producers of the ’80s (Magnum P.I., Knight Rider, Battlestar Galactica), created the show and is attached as a producer on the feature.” The film is likely to be another combination of live action and CGI. Check out the rest of the article here to find out more.

image c. 2012 NBC

 

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By now, most of you will have read the articles about furries and the Portland Library. Here are two follow-up items....


First, a video from September 14. Maybe it was just a slow news day, but NBC Connecticut decided the story was worth a mention:



Second, another article in the Hartford Courant. This one, by columnist Jim Shea, is entitled "What's a Furry? Do You Really Want To Know?", and ends with the conclusion "Bottom line: I now know enough about furries to give me the willies."

http://www.courant.com/features/too-shea/hc-shea-baby-boomers-0919-20120919,0,4026351.column


What's a Furry? Do You Really Want To Know?
Jim Shea
September 19, 2012

Like most baby boomers, I have friends who have no use for computers and see no need to be connected online … whatever that is.

You need to get aboard with this stuff, I tell them, or you are going to be left in the dust.

Not that I am a wiz myself. In fact, some years back when I was undergoing computer training, I had an instructor tell me I was a real Luddite. I took it as a compliment. I thought it was a fancy word for geek.

I was reminded of the myriad of ways a computer makes life more interesting last week when I came across this headline on the Courant's home page

"Portland Library Bans People Dressed As Animals."

This was followed later by a headline that read:

"'Furries' Not Welcome At Portland Library"

What the heck was going on here?

Now, granted, since the repairs to the Arrigoni Bridge began a few years ago, very few outsiders venture into Portland. But still, you would think word might have leaked out that so many residents were now dressing as animals that it was necessary to ban them from the library.

To my great relief I quickly learned this was not the case. Portland residents were not dressing in mass as lions and tigers and bears ... at least in public. What they are doing in the privacy of their own homes …

Anyway, Portland's library board had decided to add animal costumes as being banned by its dress code. The board took the action because young children tend to be trusting of people dressed in costumes and they wanted to head off any potential problems.

While this explained the ban, it still left open the matter of what exactly is a furry?

This is where my Dick-and-Jane level of computer literacy came into play and in a matter of minutes I learned:

Furries, or "anthropomorphist," are people who like to wear animal costumes to which they attach such human characteristics as speech, walking upright and wearing clothes.

The subculture to which furries belong is called furry fandom.

The furry fandom is believed to be 80 percent male.

Contrary to belief, the overriding appeal of furry fandom is not kinky sex.

Bottom line: I now know enough about furries to give me the willies.