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What is your absolute favourite cute cuddle pic? (Any genders, sfw and nsfw)

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http://www.wtae.com/news/the-furries-are-back-in-pittsburgh/34080492

PITTSBURGH —Downtown Pittsburgh will take another walk on the wild side with the annual Anthrocon this weekend.

The furries -- people who are fascinated with anthropomorphics -- arrived Thursday for their national convention at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center. The event runs through Sunday.

VIDEO: Watch Sheldon Ingram's report from downtown

Anthrocon Chairman Samuel Conway says downtown has received his group with enthusiasm. "At lunch time, (people from) businesses come down and interact with us and it's like a big street party," Conway said. "It's fantastic."

While in town, many of the 5,000-plus visitors will stay dressed in full or partial animal costumes as they walk through the streets of the Golden Triangle.

Sometimes they're bombarded with requests to pose for pictures. Other times, people think they're weird.

"If they think we're weird, I suppose we are. This is not the type of thing you see every day," Conway said.

Anthrocon includes workshops, panel discussions, art exhibitions and vendors catering to fans of the human-like animal characters.

VisitPittsburgh estimates the convention has brought more than $34 million in direct spending to the city since it first arrived in 2006. Anthrocon has also raised more than $100,000 for local charities.

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Slideshow: Photos of furries around Pittsburgh
u local: Share your photos of furries

See a furry out and about? Take a photo and email it to ulocal@wtae.com or tap the u local button on the WTAE mobile

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http://y108.cbslocal.com/photo-galleries/2011/06/26/feast-your-eyes-on-the-furries/#.VZ8_daKTIXk.twitter

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Been chatting with /u/introintroduction after seeing some interest in having a group of some sort for art buddies and the like. Tbh I've never really been in skype groups with random people, but I'm curious if having a group chat for art stuff is a thing people would want to do?

By art stuff, I genuinely don't even know what that would include. I'm just looking at this thread and wondering "hmm, should I make a skype group for people to lurk around in for art tips and chats and sharing and stuff?".

Is this a thing that would interest people, and is it a thing people have suggestions for? Cuz all I bring to the table is talking and critiquing and advice, but I'm friends with some people who would be good at art prompts and activities. And of course...regular chatter I guess.

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Edit: Intro: "I almost want to suggest this thing called Slack as opposed to skype" anyone familiar with the program besides him?

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Anthrocon's relations with the local Pittsburgh TV stations has come a very long way since 2006, when a reporter called it "Artho-Con"..
From KDKA - http://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2015/07/09/furries-back-in-pittsburgh-for-4-day-anthrocon-convention/

And WPXI - http://www.wpxi.com/news/news/anthrocon-2015-makes-its-way-pittsburgh/nmwMB/

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