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A reckless gang of animal friends find themselves in a lot of trouble, riding across the desert chased by a gang of giant chickens.

This animated short film came out of the Cartoon Network Development Studio Europe, based in London and they would love to get your feedback on this never-before-seen short. Do you think it has the potential to become a series on Cartoon Network? Be sure to comment on their YouTube page.

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• Do you think or percieve that feral art is becoming more popular?

• What do you think about feral art and what are your opinions on it?

• do you have any problems or complaints or fears against or about Feral furries/art?

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Perhaps he was thirsty, or it was because he never got enough calcium as a child, or maybe he had a thing for dressing like a farm animal.

Whatever the reason Stafford sheriff’s authorities say a man donned a cow costume and not walked, but crawled into a Walmart store on Garrisonville Road (Va. 610) in North Stafford at 10:35 p.m. Tuesday.

Authorities say he found a shopping cart and then pushed it to the milk isle.

Now on two feet, security guards inside the store say the upright cow was caught on video tape placing 26 gallons of milk –– about $92 worth of the moo-cow juice –– into a the shopping cart, and then rolled it out of the store.

A manager called 911 to report the larceny that was caught on video tape.

At one point someone reported a man in a cow suit was trying to give away the milk to customers, said Stafford sheriff’s spokesman Bill Kennedy.

This totally makes sense.

Imagine, if you will, a world—a world where the term "hyper artist" refers not to the subject matter of their oeuvre, but to the morphology of the artist themselves.

I suspect the art world would have been a very different place.

My advanced apologies to those who are familiar with the original Namuth photograph, and subsequently find they are unable to fap to this. I suppose that makes this image some bizarre variant on Rule 34.

In other news, I do believe I am now officially on the highway to Hell.

Author: Istanbul

This episode is all about cheap robots, and gypsy werewolves, and Wal-Mart! Except that it’s not about any of those things. Instead, this one is composed of follow-up e-mails!

We’re back from our two-week hiatus (due to a botched recording, then the moving of Fuzzy Logic HQ), and we’ll discuss creepy furs, awkwardness stemming from different social groups, manipulative creeps, and a mother who has officially Gone Too Far!

Don’t forget, e-mails go to fuzzy.logic.podcast@gmail.com – we’re here to help you with any issues you may be having, offer advice, or generally discuss things between purple, squeaks, and fluffy!

Episode 4 – Cheap Robot Gypsy Werewolves from Wal-Mart

Find the full article here: Fuzzy Logic Pod Cast

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Domestic dogs, cats, hamsters or budgerigars should be rebranded as “companion animals” while owners should be known as “human carers”, they insist.
Even terms such as wildlife are dismissed as insulting to the animals concerned – who should instead be known as “free-living”, the academics including an Oxford professor suggest.
The call comes from the editors of then Journal of Animal Ethics, a new academic publication devoted to the issue.
It is edited by the Revd Professor Andrew Linzey, a theologian and director of the Oxford Centre for Animal Ethics, who once received an honorary degree from the Archbishop of Canterbury for his work promoting the rights of “God’s sentient creatures”.
In its first editorial, the journal – jointly published by Prof Linzey’s centre and the University of Illinois in the US – condemns the use of terms such as ”critters” and “beasts”.

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This episode is all about cheap robots, and gypsy werewolves, and Wal-Mart! Except that it’s not about any of those things. Instead, this one is composed of follow-up e-mails!

We’re back from our two-week hiatus (due to a botched recording, then the moving of Fuzzy Logic HQ), and we’ll discuss creepy furs, awkwardness stemming from different social groups, manipulative creeps, and a mother who has officially Gone Too Far!

Don’t forget, e-mails go to fuzzy.logic.podcast@gmail.com – we’re here to help you with any issues you may be having, offer advice, or generally discuss things between purple, squeaks, and fluffy!

Episode 4 – Cheap Robot Gypsy Werewolves from Wal-Mart

Episode 4 – Cheap Robot Gypsy Werewolves from Wal-Mart - This episode is all about cheap robots, and gypsy werewolves, and Wal-Mart! Except that it’s not about any of those things. Instead, this one is composed of follow-up e-mails! We’re back from our two-week hiatus ([...]

With a move to a new hotel and a fresh web design, Antheria announces they are open for registration.  The convention will be September 30 – October 2, 2011 in Redondo Beach, California.  The convention is moving to the Crowne Plazza Redondo Beach.

 

Antheria is chaired by 2 Gryphon and Jibba Foxcoon.  Their announced Guest of Honor is comic artist Mike Kazaleh.

The event will feature events and panels and dances at the hotel, as well as events on the boardwalk.  They are offering one non-attending membership and 3 levels of attending membership.  ”Citizen” registration is $35 till June 1 and $40 there after.  ”Scribe” membership offers a special dinner included in the package and is $60 till June 1 and $65 there after.  Their top membership package is their “Pharaoh” package includes all the perks in the “Scribe” package as well as a special yacht trip and onboard meal for the Pharaoh members.  Pharaoh membership is $100.

Membership for minors and single day memberships are available.

For complete information, be sure to check out their web site and follow them on twitter!

Antheria on the Web

@Antheria on Twitter

 

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Author: KnotCast@foxstuffers.com
This week on KnotCast, its Savrin and Rekkie with a token female! Fuzz and Shiva have both fallen ill, so its a different sort of dynamic this week. It’s open topic, so we’re all over the map on emails, and we even sneak in a segment on vidyagaems at the very end. Fuzz wasn’t here to stop us, hahahaahahahaa. Rekkie was on hand to keep Savrin from talking ponies too much though. Aw.

This weeks music is ‘Hogtied’ by Brandon Strader and Rexy

Use our coupon code ‘knot’ at AdamEve.com for a great deal.

Episode 138 – Poptart Cats (AAC; 28.3 MB)
Episode 138 – Poptart Cats (MP3; 67.7 MB)

Find the full article here: KnotCast News

The contents of this Podcast may have adult language and adult themes. The content is not produced by Furry News Network, but is posted for your convenience.

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This week on KnotCast, its Savrin and Rekkie with a token female! Fuzz and Shiva have both fallen ill, so its a different sort of dynamic this week. It's open topic, so we're all over the map on emails, and we even sneak in a segment on vidyagaems at the very end. Fuzz wasn't here to stop us, hahahaahahahaa. Rekkie was on hand to keep Savrin from talking ponies too much though. Aw. This weeks music is 'Hogtied' by Brandon Strader and Rexy http://ocremix.org/album/29/sonic-the-hedgehog-the-sound-of-speed Use our coupon code 'knot' at AdamEve.com for a great deal. Episode 138 - Poptart Cats

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Hide your fursuits and your furry porn.  TLC’s “My Strange Addiction” is coming back for a second season this summer, and they are casting!

The first season of the series told the stories of two dozen people and how their addictions were affecting their lives, work and relationships. While some people might turn to drugs or alcohol to deal with the stresses of everyday life, these addicts found comfort by eating toilet paper, sleeping with a running blow dryer or wearing a fursuit. Each addict received counseling for their addiction and learned how they could stop. From their press release:

“Many people who suffer from strange addictions have told us that they don’t know how to quit,” said Jason Bolicki, 20 West’s Director of Development and the show’s Executive Producer. “There’s no specific 12-step program to stop eating laundry detergent, so we try to help these individuals find new roads to recovery.”

Be warned.  As we learned from Lauren Adkins:

“They totally twisted everything, I can just tell by the preview. I told them I only go out maybe once a month if that. I never bring it [her fursuit] out around people that aren’t furs, and I never once brought it to a gathering or social event. Yet they say I can’t stand to be without it for one minute.”

If you or someone you know is battling an unusual addiction or behavior and would be interested in appearing on the show, please send a short description of your addiction and the impact it has on your daily life to: casting@20west.tv Please include your name, age, city of residence, a current photo and a phone number or email where you can be reached for further questions.

You can find all of the programs TLC is casting for on their website.

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North Stafford, Va. –– Perhaps he was thirsty, or it was because he never got enough calcium as a child, or maybe he had a thing for dressing like a farm animal.

Whatever the reason Stafford sheriff’s authorities say a man donned a cow costume and not walked, but crawled into a Walmart store on Garrisonville Road (Va. 610) in North Stafford at 10:35 p.m. Tuesday.

Authorities say he found a shopping cart and then pushed it to the milk isle.

Now on two feet, security guards inside the store say the upright cow was caught on video tape placing 26 gallons of milk –– about $92 worth of the moo-cow juice –– into a the shopping cart, and then rolled it out of the store.

A manager called 911 to report the larceny.

Read more at Potomac Local

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Domestic dogs, cats, hamsters or budgerigars should be rebranded as “companion animals” while owners should be known as “human carers”, they insist.

Even terms such as wildlife are dismissed as insulting to the animals concerned – who should instead be known as “free-living”, the academics including an Oxford professor suggest.

The call comes from the editors of then Journal of Animal Ethics, a new academic publication devoted to the issue.

It is edited by the Revd Professor Andrew Linzey, a theologian and director of the Oxford Centre for Animal Ethics, who once received an honorary degree from the Archbishop of Canterbury for his work promoting the rights of “God’s sentient creatures”.  In its first editorial, the journal – jointly published by Prof Linzey’s centre and the University of Illinois in the US – condemns the use of terms such as ”critters” and “beasts”.

Read more at Telegraph.co.uk

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First, forgive me for the throwaway account, I'm not quite ready to out myself to friends and family (can you tell a lot of my friends are Internet Tough Guy, furry-haters?).

So, I rolled a female worgen druid that I cheekily named Yiffany. I thought it was fun, and I've actually gotten a few compliments on the name. One day while waiting for the ship to Stormwind, some night elf female hunter /spit at me. I was so shocked, I didn't think (or have the courage) to whisper her and ask "What was that for?". Instead, I did nothing. In truth, I really wanted to /wink at her pet, but knew that would be in really poor taste.

Maybe it's because I'm still relatively new to furdom, but I was startled at how flustered I got when insulted like that. How do you guys handle haters? Obviously shouting "FURSECUTION!!" and the like just feeds the trolls, but I don't want to act like a doormat either. Did I just have it coming to me by naming my character something with "yiff" in it, and is doing stuff like that detrimental to fellow furs?

**EDIT Honest question, I'm not trolling here. Is that why this is being downvoted?

EDIT 2 Okay, after re-reading what I posted, I can see how this could have come across as sounding offensive, and I'm truly sorry if I did offend anyone, that was not my intent at all.

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