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Here i was on a short 5 minute break in the middle of a boring class when out of no where i see someone in a partial walking through the campus. Im still kicking myself for not having the time to run up to them, and say hello. even walked around half the campus after my class ended to see if they were still around. Even though i never got to say hello, who ever you are just seeing you today made me so happy. Keep being awesome anonymous

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Salutations, r/furry! I recently got my hands on this motivational test for college and I found it to be very enlightening (if not agreeable, in the least) and so I thought to myself: "Hey? I wonder what r/furry would think of this?"

The Color Code test acts like a personality quiz, but instead of showing you what you think like, it identifies your motivations to a title and a sub-title. Once you take the quiz and get your results we can discuss them here and perhaps learn a bit about each other. It's tons of fun to understand ourselves and our friends better, isn't it?

Here's a link to the site. You'll want to take the free test (which is I what I took and perfectly sufficient. You can figure out your sub-color just fine,) since the paid test costs like... $40.

Oh, and here's something to consider in the Colors: this isn't a box. There's a little bit of each color inside of us, which has its say, but the primary color is what drives you at the core, while the others influence it to a degree.

Happy testing!

Oh, and about myself. So I took the test and got 48% Yellow - this means that I'm mostly centered around fun. Yellows tend to be impulsive, charismatic, and full of thoughts. Staying in one place for a long time is our downfall. We like to be appreciated and praised for our efforts in whatever they may be - the downside of this is that we're prone to take criticism poorly. Some might call us unproductive people - and you're right, because we tend to start so many projects, get bored or frustrated with them, and then go start something else. So we could be called creative folk, out for fun and adventure.

I can recall my Yellow acting out out Skype, where I'll enter the group in the middle of a conversation and shout out things about myself - my day, projects, feelings, etc. The group wasn't too pleased.

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Today's question:

What is your 'sonas hobby?

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Just curious or is it just me :p

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So I'm sure you guys get like a billion of these posts a week, I'm sorry about that, but I just wanted to say hi.

I've kinda drifted in and out of the community for the past year or so, I used to post on my old account on here but people irl found out and that spread like wild fire around school (thank god I graduated) and so I just deleted that account and cut ties with the community out of anger and fear really. I created this account since a few people I know irl know my main reddit account and they absolutely hate furries, so I'm kinda glad to be in an accepting space again (no more listening to them yell about how furries are disgusting while I sit in the corner like this).

This is my fursona (maybe NSFW? Shirtless and in undies), he looks tough but he's really just a big idiot who likes to give hugs and cuddle a bunch~

I'm just glad to be here!

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Submitted by Fred Patten, Furry’s favorite historian and reviewer. The Prophecy Machine, by Neal Barrett Jr. NYC, Bantam Books/Spectra, November 2000, 0-553-58195-3 paperback $6.50 (342 [+ 1] pages). The Treachery of Kings, by Neal Barrett Jr. NYC, Bantam Books/Spectra, August 2001, 0-553-58196-1 paperback $6.50 (326 [+ 1] pages). In works of fiction, usually the focus […]

This one: https://www.reddit.com/r/furry/comments/3qn2by/tasty_sucker_by_feralise_nsfw_msuggestive_clothing/

I thought the drawing was fine but reading the comments dont answer anything.

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I'm currently sick and stuck in my bed with nothing to do, so I'm just lurking on reddit all day. What's everyone else up to this Thursday?

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Even in a room full of people wearing animal costumes, a guy lugging a box of old vinyl to his table is going to stand out, especially when he starts drawing and painting on them. This is what caught my eye the first time I saw Eryshé Falafe, also known as Joe Meyer, at Pittsburgh’s Anthrocon around 2011. I ended up getting one myself that still takes up pride of place in my office, and eventually ended up carting a not insubstantial pile of vinyl across the pond for him to deface on my pilgrimage to Pittsburgh. One of them was the bawdily British  “Sinful Rugby Songs” which was quickly snapped up by a commissioner who also saw it’s parody potential.

Alternating between his three fursonas, cat-bunny hybrid Eryshé Falafe, red roo Divvy and rabbitdeer Galahad he has been producing comics since he was a kid, discovering furry around 2001, with a number of published works including. Slammin Buneez, the autobiographical In the Meantime and his scathing, satirical and unrelenting look at the fandom, Furry Nuuze Teevee. The strips feature Twiggy, a dumb overly enthusiastic canine TV reporter and host of his own show who diligently reports on the fandom. As a character reserved for lambasting and commenting on internal politics and drama that flair up in the fandom with alarming regularity he usually ends up reflecting the positive side of the fandom while making fun of the negative elements and people.

Running since 2006 and the flip side of the coin to FNTV, Destroying the Illusion is Meyer’s series of diary comics about his daily exploits, conventions and the absurdity of everyday life. Instead of the general drama and negativity this series is more introspective autobiographical comics about Joe’s time in the fandom and goings on in his life. Almost always overwhelmingly positive they often reiterate what anyone will say about the furry fandom and tell you makes for a great con experience: the people. Befitting the immediacy of the travel, diary comic Joe’s art on the strips, mostly in black and white have a cartoony look to them and a sketchy quality.

My favourite of his work though has to be his defaced vinyl’s. Maybe it’s the same feeling that comes from graffiti, that thrill of doing something you’re not supposed too. Don’t worry for the most part the ones he uses are some truly awful records. Inspired in part by a tumblr group featuring vinyl that had been found defaced in simple and random ways. Scribbles, scrawls and misplaced labels from the original owners, the majority of them are ‘found art’ curiosities discovered in charity shops and yard sales. Taking the idea one step further and with more care and attention Joe has altered and tinkered with  them in various ways, reinterpreting them as unique pieces of artwork. Painting over aspects of the cover, usually the figures with a commissioner’s fusona. I love how fun they are and how even within the confines of what’s already on the sleeve he can capture the personalities of the people behind the characters he paints onto them.

The site hosting the older comics is currently down but newer Destroying the Illusion comics (fondly dubbed DTI2.0) are currently hosted on his own site.

Do you wish you could shapeshift? This week we talk about what it would be like to be able to change form at will, as well as some less practical things.

Metadata and Credits WagzTail Season 3 Episode 94

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Transformation and Shapeshifting - Do you wish you could shapeshift? This week we talk about what it would be like to be able to change form at will, as well as some less practical things.