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The Mouse Problem was a sketch in Monty Python's Flying Circus, a popular BBC comedy series. It aired 13 October 1969 as part of the show's second episode (Sex and Violence). An audio version was distributed on the Monty Python's Flying Circus album in 1970.

The sketch is generally accepted as a satire of period coverage of homosexuality (the Stonewall riots had taken place just a few months before). Some members of furry fandom find it interesting to compare this satire with media coverage of furry fandom in the present day. It is "re-discovered every few years" by those new to the fandom.

The sketch was reportedly cut on rebroadcast into the USA, eliminating the section with The Amazing Kargol. Some suggest that this is due to the promotion of bestiality, arson and murder, all of which were hot topics in mid-1970s USA. (more...)

Code Name: Hunter is a webcomic by Darcy "Darc" Sowers and Matt "Gyrfalcon" Sowers that follows the adventures of Max (Hunter) McConnor, a gray mouse employed by The Royal Center of Special Investigations (RCSI), a branch of the British government.

RCSI's purpose is to investigate odd occurrences such as disappearances, diplomatic missions, ritualistic murders, vampires, werewolves, and rampaging fey.

Code Name: Hunter started in 2001 as a series of illustrations; it was reborn in webcomic form in August 2003. Financial supporters get the comic an issue ahead of regular readers. (comic, more...)

• FWA 2008 expenses included $2761 for convention badges, $648 in PayPal fees, and $700 in tips.
• IndyFurCon (iFC), a furry convention chaired by Tora NightProwler, is planned for Indianapolis in 2010.
• A movie version of Roald Dahl's Fantastic Mr. Fox was released in theaters in November 2009.
• We Are Mongrels has been plugged as "Avenue Q meets Family Guy".

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