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submitted by FizzyFoxy
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submitted by dreamingwanderer
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submitted by SmirG3l
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I just noticed a recent trend, (at least where I live and where I go on the Internet,) of a recent influx, and more public interest in furry fandom. Why is this? I mean, girls at my school be wearing goddamned tails to school! I wore my full on outfit (ears, tail, arms and paws) to school and everyone loved me. What is happening? And why? This is obviously a good thing, but it's a bit odd.

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submitted by dreamingwanderer
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submitted by Chipflake
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I see them everywhere, its like the internet keeps churning out more foxes.

submitted by soundwave145
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submitted by Chaos_Kitten
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submitted by IrishWolfy
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Submitted by Fred Patten, Furry’s favorite historian and reviewer. The Book of Lapism, by Phil Geusz. [2nd enlarged edition.] Birmingham, AL, Legion Printing & Publishing, January 2015, hardcover $24.99 (351 [+1] pages), Kindle $4.99. This book is a bibliographer’s nightmare. It’s referred to as the Deluxe edition, the 2nd printing (but presumably means the first […]

submitted by Kerri12
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