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Edit: I just finished. Imaginary numbers. Imaginary numbers everywhere. killmeIprobablyfailed

I posted a downloadable figure drawing book and I had NO idea it had viruses! I AM TERRIBLY SORRY AND THOUGHT I WAS TRYING TO HELP. PLEASE FORGIVE ME.

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hey guys, I'm sorta new-ish to the fandom, I've been part of it for about a month and I just wanted to say wow I am so impressed with how lovely and welcoming everyone is here :) I guess like a few here I was a furry hater before I joined the fandom but one way or another I have learned to love it and become part of it, and I definitely don't regret doing so :) feel free to ask me questions if you want :) *hugs everyone

In my recent thread about people's hobbies I saw many like playing Video games, so what are your favourites and why?

What are y'all doing? I'm on a midnight walk/jog right now.

Hey everyone, I've been lurking this sub for a while now and you guys all seem like pretty cool people. I randomly got in a CSGO match with a guy who frequents and decided that I might as well try to stop lurking. No idea what my fursona or anything would even be but I guess I'm just saying hi before I go to bed. Sorry for yet another new furry self post!

Nobrow Press is known in comic circles for introducing the world to new voices and new art. Among the most recent ones is Vacancy, a new full-color one-shot written and illustrated by Jen Lee. Here’s a summary from The AV Club: “Jen Lee… is best known for her animated web-comic Thunderpaw: In The Ashes Of Fire Mountain. [Vacancy is] a post-apocalyptic tale of two dogs attempting to journey home after a mysterious, fiery cataclysmic event sees them abandoned in a car, Lee uses flickering motion and a tensely evocative gray and orange color palette to create an atmosphere of ominous dread. It’s a stunning work of foreboding beauty as the dogs battle gangs, predators, fires, and themselves, en route to a home which they no longer know exists, with the animated features adding to the sense of unease and restlessnes. Lee makes the most of the web format, incorporating the endless canvas and scroll functions to give real scope to the eerie sense of desolation and devastation.” The article also includes an interview with the creator and four preview pages from the comic.

image c. 2015 Nobrow Press