A Conversation for Furries, the Furry Community (concept draft)
Oh dear.
Afgncaap5 Posted Dec 28, 1999
You know, I've always known the definition of them being animals with human characteristics (such as Sonic, Donald Duck, etc.) but I've never even heard of the role playing version. Informative.
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Researcher 114785 or 'GreySpot' Posted Apr 2, 2000
I started running a character in a RPG that is a Hengeyokai (were-fox) and in searching for information on foxes and japanese mythology I found just tons of furry information.
Rannett, I'm not sure if you've seen this but one of the first things I came across was the Furry Code at http://captainpackrat.dynip.com/captpackrat/furcode.htm
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Mike A (snowblind) Posted May 7, 2000
My idea of furry has been the talking animated mouse as portrayed in Disney films (and a few other non-Disney).
I never could understand those MUCKS.
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Giguschild - Xenomorph(Muse of Honourable Death...and Mu.) Posted Jan 1, 2001
They're a mucky business.
The whole Disney Thang is (IMHO) the manifestation of the part of every human's (and Disney executive's) mind - EVERYONE feels some affinity with animals, but in some people it's especially pronounced. Btw I don't mean everyone has a genetic predisposition to like cartoons, I just mean the characters and associations of animals are deeply ingrained in our minds, or...uhm...psyches, kinda thing. The instinctual part of our brains.
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