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Dated September 1, here is an article on the website of City Pages, an alternative newspaper serving the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area:

http://www.citypages.com/arts/meet-the-furries-of-furry-migration-where-being-weird-is-a-good-thing-video-7621725

The article concerns last weekend's Furry Migration convention, and includes quotes from attendees Alexander Zalewski, Banana, and Miaka.


"Don't be afraid to have fun even if it's a little weird, because being a little weird is really a good thing." That's good advice in general, but embracing the weird was essential for the Twin Cities furry community over the weekend.

At the second-annual Furry Migration convention, more than 100 furries from across the metro took over the Hyatt Regency. Clad in their signature fur suits and letting their "fursonas" (fur-personas) fly high, they gathered to celebrate their love of the furry fandom.

Furries are part of a subculture that champions the, well, furrier beings on the planet by role playing as anthropomorphic animal characters. The furry community channels these animals as an expression of their creativity, and they often role play as an original character or "fursona" they feel is an extension of themselves.

"I'd always been interested in werewolves in general," says convention-goer Alexander Zalewski. As a kid, he was drawn to films like The Lion King, Balto, and All Dogs Go to Heaven, so naturally he went with those lupine vibes when coming up with his original character Stopthat.

"I have a lot of the same traits as canines," another fursuiter named Banana explains, citing loyalty and high energy. "I have a small group of friends — rather than a large group of acquaintances — that I trust equivalent to a pack." Banana's name is apt, since the character's bright-red fursuit is covered with "strategically placed" bananas and yellow accents.

But there are more than just canines at Furry Migration. You'll see just about every kind of fuzzy animal at a convention like this, including bats (with huge gauged ears!), cats, and deer.

"I found an animal that I could relate to in both size and personality," says Miaka, whose fursona is a Shetland pony, an animal that isn't very common in the furry community. "I always loved horses growing up, so it seemed natural to pick that."

Despite the vast variety in fauna at the convention, it was clear that they were all in pursuit of one thing: fun.

Miaka explains the appeal of uniting with a bevy of like-minded fursuiters. "I get to break out of the norm and be more extroverted than I would in the normal, mundane world," she says.

Banana is of the same mindset. "That's his [character's] big thing: Everybody has to have fun."

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Article with Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3.  Submitted by Fred Patten, Furry’s favorite historian and reviewer. “Camp Feral! An all-inclusive furry summer camp where the registration fee covers your food, lodging and activities for the most unique and memorable furry experience of your life! Your fee covers all the coffee you can drink, […]

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College? High school? University? International? Let us know, maybe there are furs at school with you that you doing even know about!

I'm at SMFA in Boston, hopefully I'm not the only one ;w;

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Grab your double necked guitar, hop on your Mattel hoverboard, and make sure your sonic screwdriver is fully charged, because in this episode of Furballd the crew are talking about all their favourite time travel movies, games and TV shows.  Also, Killick gushes about the best book he’s read in years, and WE FINALLY ANNOUNCE THE WINNER OF “KRULL” ON DVD!!!!!!  Listen in to see if you’ve won!

Bye for now, but not forever!

This week’s song is “Fire still burns in my frozen heart,” by ansgaros.  You can find the song on OCRemix here.

Dreams and Shadows by C. Robert Cargill (Seriously, everyone needs to read this book)

Liquid metal robots

New panda baby

Runaway British emu

Foo Fighters boo babtists

Episode 92 – Levart Emit -   - Grab your double necked guitar, hop on your Mattel hoverboard, and make sure your sonic screwdriver is fully charged, because in this episode of Furballd the crew are talking about all their favourite time travel movies, games and TV shows.

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Does the furry fandom discriminate against ferals? In this episode, we gather three anthro creatures and a taur to talk about something none of us are, and entertain you with our conjecture! Like, why do we call them ferals anyway?

We do reach a real conclusion, though, and you might find our results interesting.

Metadata and Credits WagzTail Season 3 Episode 86

Runtime: 30m

Cast: Eli, Levi, Pamiiruq, Wolfin

Editor: Levi

Format: 128kbps ABR split-stereo MP3 Copyright: © 2015 WagzTail.com. Some Rights Reserved. This podcast is released by WagzTail.com as CC BY-ND 3.0. If distributed with a facility that has an existing agreement in place with a Professional Rights Organisation (PRO), file a cue sheet for 30:00 to Fabien Renoult (BMI) 1.67%, Josquin des Pres (BMI) 1.67%, WagzTail.com 96.67%. Rights have been acquired to all content for national and international broadcast and web release with no royalties due.

Ferals - Does the furry fandom discriminate against ferals? In this episode, we gather three anthro creatures and a taur to talk about something none of us are, and entertain you with our conjecture! Like, why do we call them ferals anyway?

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In this episode all of our stuff breaks and we have to start over... In this episode, we talk bout biggots, religion, google, tech industry, restaurants, nostalgia, and a bunch of other stuff. We managed to get the stream working (sorta) but we're still playing with it. Episode -68 - We're gunna wreck it!