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submitted by dreamingwanderer
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submitted by BassDragon09
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And this seems to be the only sub i go on.

submitted by errorlypse
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submitted by NoahGoldFox
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[[Trying for a less hackneyed scenario]]

You wake up after going to bed with a fever, and discover that you're some kind of anthropomorphic animal. Not necessarily the one you would have chosen, but handsome enough... and functional and a comfortable thing to be. Your dog (you have a dog in this scenario, deal with it) is trying to wake you up because it's hungry, and you haven't fed it in at least a day. It's telling you this. In your native language. Its paws seem suspiciously handlike.

You feel great, better than you have in years. Your apparent age is, well, you're at the peak of health. When you ask your dog what happened, it vaguely remembers finding you asleep, and trying to wake you up by licking you, but you didn't wake up and after a while it started feeling cold and tired so it went to sleep and woke up like this. It apologizes but apparently its memories from before this happened are kind of fuzzy... it knows it's thinking better than it used to and it's happy about this.

Oh, it also figured out how to use the restroom, and tells you all about it, because it's an awesome trick. It still wants to go for a walk after you feed it. You're going to do that now aren't you? It would have fed itself but it's not allowed in the kitchen, and it's a good dog.

After you feed the dog, you check online, and there's no evidence that this has happened to anyone else.

What do you do?

submitted by ArgentStonecutter
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submitted by Junomethefox
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submitted by wovaka
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So something I've wondered: Why do furries apparently have a hangup with FNAF? I've actually been warned against posting Dream Parallax up on here due to it having multiple FNAF references, and I've heard about furries who severely dislike the games, as well as the fanbase. Which yeah...there are a lot of "Kids" (which I'm seeing used as an insult which IMO is tantamount to calling someone autistic or F'gt at this point), there's the RP accounts, the theories, how "It's everywhere" and so on and so fourth. Not to mention people swearing up and down that "it's not furry" despite, y'know, it featuring anthro animal animatronics.

But meh. Flame shield activated. Prepping for a billion downvotes.

submitted by nikolinni
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submitted by OGsambone
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submitted by sagex90
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submitted by ApocalisseLupo
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Tada

Also I guess kinda an introduction post or something. Nice to officially introduce myself I guess. ;w;

submitted by RavenDesk
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I've been thinking about this for a few weeks now, how the animal kingdom is quite diverse, but we've only touched a portion of it. A good sizable portion, but still not quite the whole.

I have a few species noted down as ones to use for characters in my stories, but I'd like to know what some species are that other people haven't seen much, or at all, but would like to see more of.

Also, I'm bored, and learning about now things is fun.

Some of the things I've thought of are:

• Insects and the like, in general. Spiders are cool, and mantises, and beetles, and cockroaches, and ants, and butterflies, and moths, and mosquitoes.

• Aquatic animals, because sharks and orcas are really the only ones commonly seen. I'd like to get to know some more fish, like koi and other cool ones.

Other than that, I'm having trouble thinking of specific species to look into. The community's pretty good about having at least something for pretty much most land-based animals, but that's just in my experience, I'd like to hear what you guys think.

submitted by AdvancedAzrielAngel
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