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January 28 2012

15:31

Re: Urgent advice for dogfuckers

He's k00ky.

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January 27 2012

21:40

Re: Urgent advice for dogfuckers

Consider yourself fortunate if you've never heard of Crusader Cat!

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20:22

Re: Urgent advice for dogfuckers

who the hells Crusader Cat?

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20:04

Re: Urgent advice for dogfuckers

On Jan 27, 3:36 pm, §nühw¤£f <snuhw...@Use-Author-Supplied-

And if that wasn't bad enough, he looks more than a little like
Crusader Cat, too -- must be some backwoods, white-trash-furry
beastiality gene.

15:36

Re: Urgent advice for dogfuckers

no wonder he was fucking a dog...check out his mugshot.
fugly bastard...

<nods>

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10:39

Urgent advice for dogfuckers

-- Don't fuck dogs.

-- If you do fuck dogs, don't video yourself fucking them.

-- If you do video yourself fucking them, don't film it in such a way
that your identity is obvious.

-- If you do film yourself fucking dogs in such a way that your
identity is obvious, don't post it online.

January 26 2012

18:46

What do you want to see in a furry documentary?

Hey guys!

I'm a UK fur studying for a Masters degree in Film & TV Production. At the moment I'm on a temporary work placement at a production company. ^^

As part of my placement, I need to develop pitches (I'm learning how to write them, what channels want what sort of programmes, etc). One of my ideas is a furry documentary that's from a furry perspective. Not an outside person looking in, but actually furries trying to explain their community.

I have no idea if this will go ahead (unlikely) or if it'll just stay as a pitch-writing exercise, but I'd like to ask a few questions.

~ How do you feel about the furry documentaries out there? What do they do right? What do they do wrong? Are there any you like, or any you really disliked?

~ Are there any areas of the community that you think existing documentaries have under-represented? What's over-represented? What do you/don't you want to see?

~ Ideally, what would you like to see from a furry documentary? If you could make one yourself that showed the community in a positive light, what would you include? What wouldn't you include?

Or just your general thoughts? Any input is appreciated. <3 Thanks a bunch!

January 25 2012

22:41

Re: Canada: Mentally-Defective Beaver or Bullying Bear?

( cuts )

There is also the Red Green show and the Frantics. The Frantics even had
the occasional furry skit in their show.

Freddy,
remembering the 80s.

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12:26

Re: Canada: Mentally-Defective Beaver or Bullying Bear?

I have to admit it's hard for Canadians to think of anything that
defines them. For instance, can you think of a Canadian monument? No.
A natural wonder? I think not. A great military victory? Nope.

America can say Statue of Liberty, Mt Rushmore, Lincoln Monument,
Grand Canyon/ Hoover Damn, and kicking Hitlers' ass. Then you start

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January 23 2012

15:46

Re: "The hyena is my favourite – my totem – animal"

Theres a cure for that: go camping for a few weeks. Somewhere remote.
Backpacking is best. If you read the whole article its obvious he's
tired of the built world of mankind. So, ditch it for a while :)

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12:03

"The hyena is my favourite – my totem – animal"

All this inside a mainstream newspaper, no less!

"The hyena is my favourite – my totem – animal. For me, there is no
special mystery to the lion: he's a smug fatcat, the 'king of the
jungle' only because he looks the part (to us)...

If I could be transformed into any other creature, I would choose to

January 19 2012

15:46

Re: Canada: Mentally-Defective Beaver or Bullying Bear?

Pretty funny coming from a guy who dosnt live in snow country, dosnt
live in wolf country and has likely never seen a dead carcass of any
kind up close. I spend more time in the woods than you do eating your 3
squares a day.

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10:19

Re: Canada: Mentally-Defective Beaver or Bullying Bear?

If you do, let me know where to get it, won't you? My birthday's coming up.

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10:18

Re: Canada: Mentally-Defective Beaver or Bullying Bear?

Sorry, no. Unless the wolves were following the presumed bear *en masse*,
you'd still have bear prints in the vicinity. Heck, they could even see
where a fox had stopped by to see what was going on after the wolves left;
the bear hypothesis requires evidence which does not exist.

That's before you notice that the wolf tracks, as I mentioned before, are a

January 18 2012

19:00

Re: Canada: Mentally-Defective Beaver or Bullying Bear?

I say, the whole thing sounds like a confounded bugbear.

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10:23

Re: Canada: Mentally-Defective Beaver or Bullying Bear?

Can't say I'm particularly keen to see 'The Grey' but at least they
had the sense to cast Liam Neeson as lead, a actor who looks like he's
been in a fight or two, and not some teenaged, fresh-faced, peach-
fuzzed prettyboy out of 'Twilight' or whatever.

All this talk of wolves reminds me... need to get 'Drak Pack: The

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January 17 2012

15:56

Re: Canada: Mentally-Defective Beaver or Bullying Bear?

So the bears tracks were obscured by the wolves who fed on the already
dead carcass.

Got it.

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00:12

Re: Canada: Mentally-Defective Beaver or Bullying Bear?

Congratulations on using Wikipedia. Pity you didn't read to the end, where
they mention not finding any bear tracks... but plenty of wolf tracks. Kind
of rare to find a flying bear eating people, wouldn't you say?

The inquest has ruled. And, however much I'd like to support the "no wolf
attacks by healthy wolves in North America" idea, I'm not going to deny the

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