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Submitted by Fred Patten, Furry’s favorite historian and reviewer. Cat Out of Hell, by Lynne Truss. London, Hammer Books, March 2014, hardcover £9.99 (233 pages), Kindle £4.31. As usual, this review lists the first, British, edition. American readers will find it easier to get one of the American editions (Melville House, March 2015). An unnamed […]

submitted by TacoLolz
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! YOU CAN SKIP THIS PART!! ~(???)~ !

First off, hello furry community! This is like my first proper interaction with you guys, so yeah. I'm very very new to the fandom, so no fursona (although I have some unusual ideas).

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So, back to the main part. On my researching of the furry community (forums), I've heard discussion of more popular furries bullying other furries and basically ruining their reputation as well as harassment. Of course, you can't ever escape this sort of stuff, but I want to hear about what you guys (and girls, etc) think about this (how often does this stuff happen, has it ever happened to you, etc).

Anyway, hello again!

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I don't just mean /r/furry, I mean the entirety of the furry community (both real life and online).

submitted by SwoonerorLater
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submitted by CasFen
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Just annoying things that get under your skin/fur/scales/feathers/other... Things that other people maybe don't even think about or notice?

I've got a dislike for fursonas that are nothing but really dark colours. It makes it really difficult to make out what they actually look like because all the lines and colour blends together into an unrecognizable dark blob. It's like some sort of living silhouette. Even more so when the background is really dark as well. I want to see what they look like, but sometimes it's so hard to.

Say what you want about neon-rainbow-sparklewolves... at least you can usually tell easily which end is the head and which is the tail.

submitted by Big_Red_Hothead
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I want to start drawing Furry things, but i'm somewhat bad at drawing. All I ask is that you post what ever you want to be drawn with your request, please don't just say, draw "insert clever name". I'm going to sketch these so if you would like me to use paint, just say so.

I am bad at drawing so please don't take offence to my sketches.

edit: Due to unfortunate turn of events, I can only do heads for some, I have to start packing because I am moving and i did not know until after i posted this, i have to pack everything today because I'm moving friday.

Another edit: i also cant accept any more requests, if you still want me to draw something, please pm me. But it might have a delay of a couple days.

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Is it wrong to use real fur or animal parts in a fursuit or other furry accessories? The WagzTail crew believes it is often wrong, but we are unwilling to give a universal condemnation. Tune in to get our full perspective of the use of real animal parts in fursuits as well as taxidermy.

Metadata and Credits WagzTail Season 3 Episode 73

Runtime: 30m

Cast: Crimson X, Eli, Levi

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.

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Is that Real Fur? - Is it wrong to use real fur or animal parts in a fursuit or other furry accessories? The WagzTail crew believes it is often wrong, but we are unwilling to give a universal condemnation. Tune in to get our full perspective of the use of real animal part...

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Ears up! A recent article in Variety talks about a new set of animated TV programs that Netflix has picked up — the majority of which just happen to be very furry. Or anthropomorphic if you want to get technical! Two of the original series created just for Netflix include: Kulipari — An Army of Frogs, coming in 2016. It’s based on the original novel series by NFL star Trevor Pryce (which we have noted at In-Fur-Nation before) about an army of amphibian swamp warriors. Meanwhile Puffin Rock (coming this September) is about an adventurous young puffin (and her less-adventurous little brother) living off the coast of Ireland. The other two original series, Luna Petunia from the folks at Cirque du Soleil and a re-imagining of Tarzan & Jane, may or may not have anthropomorphic elements in them — we’ll see! On top of all that, Netflix has picked up two already-existing animated series for US premier, and they are both plenty furry: Masha and the Bear from Russia, and Elias from Norway — the latter featuring anthropomorphic boats. Check the article to find out more.

image c. 2015 Splash Entertainment

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