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Evidently, the dinosaurs didn’t go extinct. Instead, as Earth’s climate began to change, they migrated to a far-off planet… and now they’re a thriving space-faring culture. At least that’s the idea behind Rexodus, a new full-color graphic novel written by James Farr and illustrated by Jon Summariva. It’s coming this June from Dark Horse Press. “The Black Blood is unleashed upon the earth again, and Amber must save her father—and the world—with the aid of the only other Black Blood survivor, Kelvin Sauridon, a dinosaur from the past. In this high-stakes adventure, can they put aside their differences long enough to save the planet they both called home?” The official Rexodus home page explains it all better.  Interestingly, there’s also an on-line newspaper article from Tulsa, Oklahoma talking about the comic. Turns out the original idea for Rexodus came from Steelehouse Productions, a Tulsa-based multi-media creation company. Announcing the launch of Rexodus, Steelehouse actually created life-sized walk-around versions of the space-dino main characters.

image c. 2015 Dark Horse Press

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Sorry for the little bit off a rant here. Was at the Scarborough faire the other day with a friend who was in full fursuit. It was a lot of great fun, lots of people taking pictures, making fun mannered jokes, little kids running up to him taking photos, the normal stuff. But then we started hearing someone clearly making rude and rediculous remarks. The only person the whole day who was actually rude and outwardly mean was a vendor, for satyr horns. The last comment he made before we walked off was (he tried to say it so no one would hear but zebra have good ears) "I'm tolerant of a lot of stuff but not that". Of course when we told the security they were appalled by a vendor acting in such a way to patrons of the park and assured us the vendor coordinator would certainly be inform. I'm surprised that the only place I've seen an anti furry vocalize himself was actually at a place where you are suppose to be in costume and having fun, I really do hope he gets in serious trouble with the coordinator because there is no place for a vendor acting like that to patrons. Sorry about any typo's, phone doesn't like me a bit.

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submitted by CoyoteCookie
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Eg:

• "I can hold me breath for exactly 3.14 minutes!"

• "I have a mark on my chest in the shape of Australia!"

• "My favourite flavour of icecream is sweet corn!"

The more quirky, unique and unusual the better! :3

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