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<p>82.148.51.161: </p> <hr /> <div>Beer-drinking, pool-playing former UKFur.net admin, LondonFur mailing list owner, and LondonFur meet veteran. More recently known by his [[SecondLife]] character name, Sincerity (Lorentz), he has given up cat-herding and his influence now extends only as far as the old-git's corner at the occasional LF meet.<br /> <br /> [[http://makali.lazycat.org/ Makali]] has his own poorly-maintained site on [[http://lazycat.org/ Lazycat.org]], his owner's poorly maintained home page.</div>

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<p>82.148.51.161: /* Attendance */</p> <hr /> <div>The '''London Furmeet''' is a local [[furmeet|meet]] held in various parts of [[wikipedia:London|London]] for furs in the [[wikipedia:United Kingdom|UK]] [[furry community]] known as the [[LondonFurs]].<br /> <br /> The meets are held on every third Saturday and have been held with few interruptions since 1999.<br /> <br /> In addition, there are also weekly [[coffee meet]]s, but these generally draw much smaller attendance.<br /> <br /> London Furmeets are generally semi-open; anyone attending these meets is encouraged to get to know the UK furry community first through any one of several means.<br /> <br /> ==Locations==<br /> From mid-to-late 1999 until early October 2000, the meets were held in The Devonshire Arms, London's premier Goth pub, in [[wikipedia:Camden Town|Camden Town]]. The group was, however, asked to leave as they had outgrown The Dev and, it is claimed, were &quot;putting off&quot; the regulars.<br /> <br /> From late October 2000 until November 2003, the meets were held in the Jorene Celeste pub in [[wikipedia:Kentish Town|Kentish Town]]. A change of management, followed by a steady decline in relations between the new management and the London Furs culminated in a bitter eviction in the middle of a meet.<br /> <br /> The new location for the London Furmeets is the Ye Olde London pub (formerly The Bell Book and Candle until it was refurbished in mid 2005) which is close to [[wikipedia:St Paul's Cathedral|St. Paul's Cathedral]].<br /> <br /> == Attendance ==<br /> <br /> Members have come from further afield than London, with many one-time or short-term attendances from furs from across the UK, as well as [[wikipedia:Germany|Germany]], the [[wikipedia:Netherlands|Netherlands]] and the [[wikipedia:United States|United States]] (because [[SlyCat]] was unable to attend for a time, the meet photographer for most of early 2004 was [[Vulpecula Threetail]], an American student).<br /> <br /> Current attendance figures are typically 30-60 members per meet, at least 10-20 of whom are from within 40 miles of [[wikipedia:Central London|Central London]], meaning the [[wikipedia:Greater London|Greater London]] area has almost as many furries per capita as parts of [[wikipedia:southern California|southern California]]!<br /> <br /> Fixtures in the London Fur scene include [[Makali]], [[SlyCat]], [[Ultrafox]], and [[AntiCarrot]].<br /> <br /> == Media Appearances ==<br /> <br /> The London Furs were featured in a documentary shown on the UK's Channel 4, under the title &quot;[[Human Furry Animals]],&quot; in 2000. It was one of the first early television documentaries to show furries in a positive light.<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.londonfurs.org LondonFurs Homepage]<br /> * [http://www.furmeets.co.uk/group.php?id=2 LondonFur events on Furmeets.co.uk]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Parties]]<br /> [[Category:United Kingdom]]<br /> [[Category:1997 births]]</div>

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