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User:Skunk

2005-12-21T02:59:30Z

220.237.30.150: /* Current Projects */ fairing - faring

"Every set of cute things needs it's own version of Grumpy Bear." - Dave Hopkins

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[[Image:DSCF0803.JPG|right|thumb|360px|Skunk a.k.a. Kyle]]

= About Kyle =
He thinks [[Evol]] is short.

== Current Projects ==
* Attempt at starting a band with fellow fur Karafox, but with lack of a drums, it isn't faring so well. The name as of today is The Tailchasers, sort of a furry reference, but he got it from that old horndog saying of 'chasing tail'.
* Runs local party DJ business, but sales are low.
* Trying to put together a Chattanooga furry get together. Contact him for more information.
* Helping out with the [[Beginner's Guide to Furry]].
* Things to buy:
** Leather Jacket ($20)
** FWA Registration ($35)
** New Computer ($400)
** Film Camera ($3000)
** A Girl's Love (Priceless)

= Contact Kyle =

AIM: '''ohnoitskyleg''' 
YIM: '''ohnoitskyle''' 
IRC: '''Skunk''' (''currently in no channels'') 
Email: '''ohnoitskyleg@catt.com''' 

== External links ==

* [http://www.livejournal.com/users/ohnoitskyle/ Kyle's Livejournal]

=== Art Of Skunk ===
By [[Micah Fennec]] -- [[http://us-p.vclart.net/vcl/Artists/MicahFennec/2004%20anthro%20art/Kyle.jpg 1]] [[http://us-p.vclart.net/vcl/Artists/MicahFennec/2004%20anthro%20art/Skunkrocker.jpg 2]]

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[[Category:Artists]]
[[Category:1986 births]]
[[Category:Skunk characters]]

The Anthroness

2005-12-21T02:51:17Z

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[[Image:Anthroness_main_characters_censord.jpg|right|300px|Fred, Bible, and Toop are having a nasty time together!]]

Created by [[Andres_Chung%2C_Jr.]]'s (A.K.A. [[Dragonmorph]]), '''''The Anthroness''''' is the story of three little guys who love to smoke, get drunk, and have sex with many, many, MAAANNYY naked [[anthropomorphic|anthro]]/furry girls.

== Location ==

The three guys live in a big town called Anthronessville. The signs there say that there are to be no clothes allowed, but for males, they all have to wear shirts they want or not it's up to them, except the females they don't have to wear anything. That means all the furry people are completely naked. What's more, everybody has sex all the time - 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

== Cast/Characters ==

'''Bible''' - Bible is the short iguana. He wears a tank top that says ''Love XXX''. He also likes to have sex with many girls around the town. He hangs out with his friends, Fred and Toop. They smoke, drink and own porno magazines. He met them when he was a teenager at school. He saw these guys, who were smoking, drinking and who had a porn stash. And then, he hung out a little with them. A few years later, he started to have sex with all the girls and started going to watch strippers.

'''Toop''' - Toop is the short muscular cobra. He acts crazy, like a teenager. He hangs out with his friends, Fred and Bible. They've been friends for three years. He falls in love with Cindy the cobra. He has sex with her all the time. She asks him to bring the condoms, but he always says that he forgot. She says, ''" Forget it, let's have sex right now!"'' Everybody thinks that Toop's the worlds strongest cobra, but he's not. He won't control himself enough to think - he prefers to have fun by having sex and watching porno movies.

'''Fred''' - Fred is a slightly tall Chinese [[dragon]]. He hangs out with his friends, Toop and Bible. He's from China. When he graduated, he moved to America for the rest of his life. He can speak Chinese and English. Unfortunately, he's being sex girl all the time, every day & maybe the same days, smoking & drinking with there friends.

'''Cumman''' - He is a silliest, insane, and wackiest slimy Cum guy in Anthronessville. Since back where he's started, The Man and his girlfriends were near next to toxic waste junk. There had sex for an hour or so. And then as soon as they finished sex, they squirt that ugly, smelly stuff. Into the toxic waste, and they didn't see it. And they took of. 5 hours later. Something came rising out of toxic waste. He's lives, HE'S ALIVE!!! IT'S.....IT'S.....CUMMAAAN!!!!!

Cumman is messing up everybody in Anthronessville. And he also had sex with a lot of girls. Sooner or later, he met Bible, Toop, and Fred. They said, "Would you like to stay with us? There's plenty of hot stuff we have." And he's said, "Really? Sure!" So they became friends.

'''''Want about more characters, please be patient, my webcomics website is coming soon for more casts/characters.'''''

== Warning!!! ==
[[Image:Censor_NC17.png|right]]
'' '''This comic is only intended for adults of age 18 or older.''' Children should not view it by themselves. It contains nudity, gore, strong violence, pervasive strong language, pervasive sex/pornography, adult humor, and frequent (ab)use of drugs and alcohol.'''''

== Websites ==

''[http://www.theanthroness.furtopia.org The Anthroness website is Under Construction!]''

[[Category:Mature comics]]
[[Category:Humor]]

Kappa

2005-10-07T11:57:08Z

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'''Kappa''' (河童) are mythical creatures, water imps found in [[Japanese folklore]].

==Appearance==

Most depictions show kappa as child-sized humanoids, though their bodies are often more like those of [[monkey]]'s or [[frog]]'s than [[human]] being's. Some descriptions say their faces are [[ape|apelike]] while others show them with beaked visages more like those of [[tortoise]]s. Pictures usually show kappa with thick [[turtle]] shells and [[scaly]] skin that ranges in color from green to yellow or blue.

Kappa inhabit the ponds and rivers of Japan and have various features to aid them in this environment, such as webbed hands and feet. They are sometimes even said to smell like [[fish]], and they can certainly swim like them. The expression ''kappa no kawa nagare'' ("a drowning kappa") means that even the experts make mistakes.

The kappa's most notable feature, however, is the water-filled depressions atop their heads. These cavities are surrounded by scraggly hair, and this type of bobbed hair style is named ''okappa atama'' for the creatures. The kappa derives their incredible strength from these liquid-filled holes, and anyone confronted with one may exploit this weakness by simply getting the kappa to spill the water from its head. One trusted method to do this is to appeal to the kappa's deep sense of etiquette, for a kappa cannot help but return a deep bow, even if it means losing its head-water in the process. Once depleted, the kappa is seriously weakened and may even die. Other tales say that this water allows kappa to move about on land, and once emptied, the creatures are immobilized. Stubborn children are encouraged to follow the custom of bowing on the grounds that it is a defense against kappa.

==Behavior==

Kappa are mischievous troublemakers. Their pranks range from the relatively innocent, such as loudly passing gas or looking up women's kimonos, to the more frightening, such as stealing crops, kidnapping children, or raping women. In fact, small children comprise one of the gluttonous kappa's favorite meals, though they will eat adults as well. They feed on these hapless victims by sucking out the entrails (or blood, liver, or "life force", depending on the legend) through the [[tailhole|anus]]. Even today, signs warning about kappa appear by bodies of water in some Japanese towns and villages. Kappa are also said to be afraid of fire, and some villages hold fireworks festivals each year to scare the sprites away.

Kappa are not entirely antagonistic to mankind, however. They are curious of human civilization, and they can understand and speak Japanese. They thus sometimes challenge those they encounter to various tests of skill, such as ''shogi'' (a chess-like game popular in Japan) or sumo wrestling. They may even befriend human beings in exchange for gifts and offerings, especially cucumbers, the only food kappa are known to enjoy more than human children. Japanese parents sometimes write the names of their children (or themselves) on cucumbers and toss them into kappa-infested waters in order to mollify the creatures and allow the family to bathe. There is even a kind of cucumber-filled sushi roll named for the kappa, the ''kappamaki''.

Once befriended, kappa have been known to perform any number of tasks for human beings, such as helping farmers irrigate their land. They are also highly knowledgeable of medicine, and legend states that they taught the art of bone setting to mankind. Due to these benevolent aspects, some shrines are dedicated to the worship of particularly helpful kappa. Kappa may also be tricked into helping people. Their deep sense of decorum will not allow them to break an oath, for example, so if a human being can dupe a kappa into promising to help him, the kappa has no choice but to follow through.

==Origins==

There are several theories for the origins of the kappa in Japanese myth. One possibility is that they developed from an ancient Japanese practice of floating stillborn fetuses down rivers and streams. Another theory is that the kappa were invented to explain the swollen anus common in drowning victims. The name "kappa" may be derived from the term for "robe" used by the Portuguese monks who arrived in Japan in the 16th century; they called this garment a ''capa'', and the monks' appearance is not unlike that of the similarly named Japanese sprites, from the loose, shell-like cloaks to the tonsure|tonsured hair. Some modern commentators even suggest that the kappa may be space aliens, and many of their pranks are similar to those often attributed to UFOs.

==Kappa in fiction==

Embedded in popular folklore as they are, Kappa are popular figures in modern times on Japanese animation, children's toys, and literature. Modern depictions make them much less monstrous, showing them instead as cute, cartoonish figures.

A notable literary appearance is the short story "Kappa" by Akutagawa Ryunosuke. They also appeared in a more sinister form as the organization of INKlings in Haruki Murakami's ''Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World''. The kappa were also the inspiration for the creature in the film ''Ringu''; Kappas have recently been introduced in Western literature, in ''Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban'' and ''Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them''. The creatures have been featured in the sixth installment of the ''Final Fantasy'' series of roleplaying games (though renamed "imps" in the English translation), and were the inspiration for the "Koopas" in the ''Super Mario Bros.'' series of video games. In the [[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]] series, the Ninja Turtles tend to be confused with Kappa during their time travels to Japan's feudal era.

{{Wikipedia|Kappa (mythical creature)}}

[[Category:Species]]

Robin Hood

2005-10-07T10:45:14Z

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'''''Robin Hood''''' was a [[:Category:Animations|animated film]] by [[Disney|Walt Disney Studios]], first released in the United States on November 8, 1973.

The film recounts the traditional stories of [[Wikipedia:Robin Hood|Robin Hood]] with the characters cast as [[anthropomorphic]] animals, Robin, of course, being the wily fox.

Although the film is generally considered by film critics to be one of the weakest in the company's history (many cited re-use of animation within the film and from older films, including ''[[Wikipedia:Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs|Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs]]''), the film was successful upon its release, perhaps due to the strength of the storyline.

The film features many original songs, including "Whistle Stop" by [[Wikipedia:Roger Miller|Roger Miller]]. The song was sampled and the pitch increased for use on [[The Hampster Dance]] website. This sample was later used as the basis for the song "Irritating Hamster" by the artist [http://www.modarchive.com/artists/mavica DJ Mavica], and later by the [[Wikipedia:Cuban Boys|Cuban Boys]] as part of their song "Cognoscenti Vs. Intelligentsia".

In addition, the film is very popular with the [[furry fandom]], with its characters being the design inspiration for [[furry]] characters.

== See Also ==

* [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0070608/ Robin Hood (1973)] IMDb entry for "Robin Hood".

{{Wikipedia|Robin_Hood_(1973_film)}}

[[Category:Movies]]

Fur and Loathing

2005-08-20T22:53:37Z

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'''''[[Wikipedia:CSI: Crime Scene Investigation|CSI: Crime Scene Investigation]]''''' is a popular television crime drama on [[Wikipedia:CBS|CBS]] in the United States. The original series is set in Las Vegas, Nevada. Spinoff series called ''CSI: Miami'' and ''CSI: New York'' have debuted cater to those local markets.

Episode 6 of season 4 (2003), ''Fur and Loathing in Las Vegas'', had characters [[Gil Grissom]] and [[Cathrine Willows]] investigating the murder of a raccoon [[fursuiter]] and following the trail to a fictional furry [[convention]] called [[PafCon]]. The show portrayed furry conventions as being little much more than sex orgies, showcasing a private [[furpile]] during one scene.

The writers for CSI reportedly collaborated with several of the [[SoCalFurs]] in the creation of this episode, which is probably why the [[Furry Fandom|fandom]] was not portrayed as badly as it could have been. Several SoCalFurs are actually ''in'' the episode in the opening scene of PafCon, including [[AlohaWolf]]. [[Sabre Fox]] is also [http://www.livejournal.com/users/queenofstripes/434980.html?thread=4419620#t4419620 reported] to have contributed to this episode.

== Views of the program ==

Most agreed that the number of [[fursuit]]ers and the extent to which they wore them was unrealistic (let alone the [[furpile]]!).

*[[Ursula Vernon]] made [http://www.livejournal.com/users/ursulav/102109.html#cutid1 one of the best points]:
:''I really don't blame the show for taking the weirdest possible angle, because if I were writing the show, I'd do it too. Why? Because a bunch of weirdos in costumes writhing around to porno music is waaaaay better for the ratings than an hour of slightly geeky people in T-shirts with wolves on them arguing about whether [[Wikipedia:The Lion King|the Lion King]] was a better movie than [[Wikipedia:Watership Down|Watership Down]].''
*[[Bennie Tiger]] was also not surprised, and noted that [http://www.livejournal.com/users/bigtig/13890.html at least it was balanced in many ways]
*[[KinkyTurtle]] was [http://www.livejournal.com/users/kinkyturtle/92527.html amused by the PafCon schedule], and the location (''CSI: As If Furry Cons Could Afford Las Vegas'')
*[[Rigel]] [http://www.livejournal.com/users/rigelkitty/126319.html disagreed with the choice of subject matter], but thought it was funny
*[[Lucite Vixen]] was [http://www.livejournal.com/users/queenofstripes/434980.html amused rather than angered]
*[[Xydexx]] thought [http://www.livejournal.com/users/xydexx/256189.html people outside the fandom probably didn't care all that much]

:''There's a saying that puts the whole CSI mess into perspective: "You wouldn't care so much about what people thought about you if you knew how rarely they did."''
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:''Google Groups search from September 1-November 30, 2003:
:''References to "CSI" on alt.fan.furry: 909
:''References to "furry" on alt.tv.csi: 31

== External links ==

* [http://www.tigerden.com/infopage/furry/csi.html How accurate is the episode's portrayal of furries?] by [[Peter Cat]]

[[Category: Media coverage]]

Hyper-endowed

2005-08-20T22:51:54Z

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'''Hyper-endowed''' [[furs]] have massively exaggerated sexual characteristics, such as penises that are equal or larger than their body size, vast breasts, or if [[herm]], both.
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== See also ==

* [[Doug Winger]]
* [[Gideon Hoss]]
* [[Size Queens]]
[[Category:Terms]]

Nonfur

2005-08-20T22:50:16Z

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A '''Nonfur''' is a person who either is not a furry or in the [[Furry Fandom]] but who either is only involved with the fandom for the enjoyment, selling, and purchase of artwork.
If they are to participate in the roleplay aspect of the fandom as well, instead of creating a furry [[avatar]], they either roleplay as their real-life persona or create another human persona for roleplay purposes.

== See also ==
* #nonfurs on [[Anthrochat]]
* [[Mundane]]

[[Category:Terms]]

Category:Spirituality

2005-08-20T22:45:13Z

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[[Spirituality]] is an important part of the furry experience for some [[furries]]. Spirituality encompasses the shared ideas and beliefs, be them secular or religious-based as it relates to the supernatural and metaphysical worlds around us.

[[Category: Culture]]

Category:Spirituality

2005-08-20T22:44:34Z

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[[Furry Spirituality|Spirituality]] is an important part of the furry experience for some [[furries]]. Spirituality encompasses the shared ideas and beliefs, be them secular or religious-based as it relates to the supernatural and metaphysical worlds around us.

[[Category: Culture]]