https://en.wikifur.com/w/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Coelacanth1938 2026-10-23T05:17:05Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.23.16 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Martin_Evans 2020-05-11T06:00:00Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* Haggis */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Martin Evans''' (aka '''Coelacanth''') is a [[furry]] short-story [[writer]]. He has also founded several cyber-wrestling feds of both furry and non-furry persuasions, the most well known being the [[Furry Fight Farm]], which was the mother of all furry cyber-wrestling feds. He also has interests in [[Wikipedia:cryptozoology|cryptozoology]], [[Wikipedia:Pow-wow (folk magic)|Pow-wow (folk magic)]],and the [[Wikipedia:Cthulhu Mythos|Cthulu Mythos]].<br /> <br /> Coelacanth is currently retired and resides in a nursing home in Las Vegas, Nevada.<br /> <br /> ==Liturgy==<br /> Coelacanth has written a handful of shorts, mostly about his best-known character Haggis and the [[Furry Fight Farm]], but his liturgy also includes a few fanfics of the survival-horror novel ''[[Wikipedia:World War Z|World War Z]]''. A few shorts even mixed the two topics.<br /> <br /> ==Haggis==<br /> [[Image:Haggis FFF.jpg|right|thumb|FFF cover picture of Haggis]]<br /> The Mighty Haggis aka The Ewe of Destruction (Real Name Wilma Wilberforce) is the brain-child of Coelacanth. She is a full-figured middle-aged ewe ([[female]] [[sheep]]) who has a career as a professional wrestler and is a practitioner of folk magic. Her best known gimmick was wrestling topless, because in her early career, unskilled wrestlers would rip off her top to distract her and get in a cheap win. She got her ring name from her fellow wrestling school students and teachers who told her that they were going to make 'haggis' out of her. While on the road, Haggis has encountered ghosts, witches, cryptids, and other phenomena. Haggis has a particular distaste for werewolves.<br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> *[https://www.furaffinity.net/user/coelacanth1938/ Coelacanth's Fur Affinity Page]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]]<br /> [[Category:Writers]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Martin_Evans 2020-05-11T05:53:39Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Martin Evans''' (aka '''Coelacanth''') is a [[furry]] short-story [[writer]]. He has also founded several cyber-wrestling feds of both furry and non-furry persuasions, the most well known being the [[Furry Fight Farm]], which was the mother of all furry cyber-wrestling feds. He also has interests in [[Wikipedia:cryptozoology|cryptozoology]], [[Wikipedia:Pow-wow (folk magic)|Pow-wow (folk magic)]],and the [[Wikipedia:Cthulhu Mythos|Cthulu Mythos]].<br /> <br /> Coelacanth is currently retired and resides in a nursing home in Las Vegas, Nevada.<br /> <br /> ==Liturgy==<br /> Coelacanth has written a handful of shorts, mostly about his best-known character Haggis and the [[Furry Fight Farm]], but his liturgy also includes a few fanfics of the survival-horror novel ''[[Wikipedia:World War Z|World War Z]]''. A few shorts even mixed the two topics.<br /> <br /> ==Haggis==<br /> [[Image:Haggis FFF.jpg|right|thumb|FFF cover picture of Haggis]]<br /> The Mighty Haggis aka The Ewe of Destruction (Real Name Wilma Wilberforce) is the brain-child of Coelacanth. She is a full-figured middle-aged ewe ([[female]] [[sheep]]) who has a career as a professional wrestler and is a practitioner of folk magic. Her best known gimmick was wrestling topless, because in her early career, unskilled wrestlers would rip off her top to distract her and get in a cheap win. She got her ring name from her fellow wrestling school students and teachers who told her that they were going to make 'haggis' out of her.<br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> *[https://www.furaffinity.net/user/coelacanth1938/ Coelacanth's Fur Affinity Page]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]]<br /> [[Category:Writers]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Martin_Evans 2020-05-11T05:49:52Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Martin Evans''' (aka '''Coelacanth''') is a [[furry]] short-story [[writer]]. He has also founded several cyber-wrestling feds of both furry and non-furry persuasions, the most well known being the [[Furry Fight Farm]], which was the mother of all furry cyber-wrestling feds. He also has interests in [[Wikipedia:cryptozoology|cryptozoology]], [[Wikipedia:Pow-wow (folk magic)|Pow-wow (folk magic)]] horror, environmental and health care issues. <br /> <br /> Coelacanth is currently retired and resides in a nursing home in Las Vegas, Nevada.<br /> <br /> ==Liturgy==<br /> Coelacanth has written a handful of shorts, mostly about his best-known character Haggis and the [[Furry Fight Farm]], but his liturgy also includes a few fanfics of the survival-horror novel ''[[Wikipedia:World War Z|World War Z]]''. A few shorts even mixed the two topics.<br /> <br /> ==Haggis==<br /> [[Image:Haggis FFF.jpg|right|thumb|FFF cover picture of Haggis]]<br /> The Mighty Haggis aka The Ewe of Destruction (Real Name Wilma Wilberforce) is the brain-child of Coelacanth. She is a full-figured middle-aged ewe ([[female]] [[sheep]]) who has a career as a professional wrestler and is a practitioner of folk magic. Her best known gimmick was wrestling topless, because in her early career, unskilled wrestlers would rip off her top to distract her and get in a cheap win. She got her ring name from her fellow wrestling school students and teachers who told her that they were going to make 'haggis' out of her.<br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> *[https://www.furaffinity.net/user/coelacanth1938/ Coelacanth's Fur Affinity Page]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]]<br /> [[Category:Writers]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Martin_Evans 2020-05-11T05:45:07Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* Haggis */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Martin Evans''' (aka '''Coelacanth''') is a [[furry]] short-story [[writer]]. He has also founded several cyber-wrestling feds of both furry and non-furry persuasions, the most well known being the [[Furry Fight Farm]], which was the mother of all furry cyber-wrestling feds. He also has interests in [[Wikipedia:cryptozoology|cryptozoology]], horror, environmental and health care issues. <br /> <br /> Coelacanth is currently retired and resides in a nursing home in Las Vegas, Nevada.<br /> <br /> ==Liturgy==<br /> Coelacanth has written a handful of shorts, mostly about his best-known character Haggis and the [[Furry Fight Farm]], but his liturgy also includes a few fanfics of the survival-horror novel ''[[Wikipedia:World War Z|World War Z]]''. A few shorts even mixed the two topics.<br /> <br /> ==Haggis==<br /> [[Image:Haggis FFF.jpg|right|thumb|FFF cover picture of Haggis]]<br /> The Mighty Haggis aka The Ewe of Destruction (Real Name Wilma Wilberforce) is the brain-child of Coelacanth. She is a full-figured middle-aged ewe ([[female]] [[sheep]]) who has a career as a professional wrestler and is a practitioner of folk magic. Her best known gimmick was wrestling topless, because in her early career, unskilled wrestlers would rip off her top to distract her and get in a cheap win. She got her ring name from her fellow wrestling school students and teachers who told her that they were going to make 'haggis' out of her.<br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> *[https://www.furaffinity.net/user/coelacanth1938/ Coelacanth's Fur Affinity Page]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]]<br /> [[Category:Writers]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Martin_Evans 2020-05-11T05:44:32Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* Haggis */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Martin Evans''' (aka '''Coelacanth''') is a [[furry]] short-story [[writer]]. He has also founded several cyber-wrestling feds of both furry and non-furry persuasions, the most well known being the [[Furry Fight Farm]], which was the mother of all furry cyber-wrestling feds. He also has interests in [[Wikipedia:cryptozoology|cryptozoology]], horror, environmental and health care issues. <br /> <br /> Coelacanth is currently retired and resides in a nursing home in Las Vegas, Nevada.<br /> <br /> ==Liturgy==<br /> Coelacanth has written a handful of shorts, mostly about his best-known character Haggis and the [[Furry Fight Farm]], but his liturgy also includes a few fanfics of the survival-horror novel ''[[Wikipedia:World War Z|World War Z]]''. A few shorts even mixed the two topics.<br /> <br /> ==Haggis==<br /> [[Image:Haggis FFF.jpg|right|thumb|FFF cover picture of Haggis]]<br /> The Mighty Haggis aka The Ewe of Destruction (Real Name Wilma Wilberforce) is the brain-child of Coelacanth. She is a full-figured middle-aged ewe ([[female]] [[sheep]]) who has a career as a professional wrestler and a practitioner of folk magic. Her best known gimmick was wrestling topless, because in her early career, unskilled wrestlers would rip off her top to distract her and get in a cheap win. She got her ring name from her fellow wrestling school students and teachers who told her that they were going to make 'haggis' out of her.<br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> *[https://www.furaffinity.net/user/coelacanth1938/ Coelacanth's Fur Affinity Page]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]]<br /> [[Category:Writers]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Martin_Evans 2020-05-11T05:39:48Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* External Links */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Martin Evans''' (aka '''Coelacanth''') is a [[furry]] short-story [[writer]]. He has also founded several cyber-wrestling feds of both furry and non-furry persuasions, the most well known being the [[Furry Fight Farm]], which was the mother of all furry cyber-wrestling feds. He also has interests in [[Wikipedia:cryptozoology|cryptozoology]], horror, environmental and health care issues. <br /> <br /> Coelacanth is currently retired and resides in a nursing home in Las Vegas, Nevada.<br /> <br /> ==Liturgy==<br /> Coelacanth has written a handful of shorts, mostly about his best-known character Haggis and the [[Furry Fight Farm]], but his liturgy also includes a few fanfics of the survival-horror novel ''[[Wikipedia:World War Z|World War Z]]''. A few shorts even mixed the two topics.<br /> <br /> ==Haggis==<br /> [[Image:Haggis FFF.jpg|right|thumb|FFF cover picture of Haggis]]<br /> The Mighty Haggis aka The Ewe of Destruction (Real Name Wilma Wilberforce) is the brain-child of Coelacanth. She is a full-figured middle-aged ewe ([[female]] [[sheep]]) who has a career as a professional wrestler, and many of Coelacanth's stories focus on her misadventures. Her best known gimmick is wrestling topless, because in her early career, unskilled wrestlers would rip off her top to distract her and get in a cheap win. She got her ring name from her fellow wrestling school students and teachers who told her that they were going to make 'haggis' out of her.<br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> *[https://www.furaffinity.net/user/coelacanth1938/ Coelacanth's Fur Affinity Page]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]]<br /> [[Category:Writers]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Martin_Evans 2020-05-11T05:36:36Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Martin Evans''' (aka '''Coelacanth''') is a [[furry]] short-story [[writer]]. He has also founded several cyber-wrestling feds of both furry and non-furry persuasions, the most well known being the [[Furry Fight Farm]], which was the mother of all furry cyber-wrestling feds. He also has interests in [[Wikipedia:cryptozoology|cryptozoology]], horror, environmental and health care issues. <br /> <br /> Coelacanth is currently retired and resides in a nursing home in Las Vegas, Nevada.<br /> <br /> ==Liturgy==<br /> Coelacanth has written a handful of shorts, mostly about his best-known character Haggis and the [[Furry Fight Farm]], but his liturgy also includes a few fanfics of the survival-horror novel ''[[Wikipedia:World War Z|World War Z]]''. A few shorts even mixed the two topics.<br /> <br /> ==Haggis==<br /> [[Image:Haggis FFF.jpg|right|thumb|FFF cover picture of Haggis]]<br /> The Mighty Haggis aka The Ewe of Destruction (Real Name Wilma Wilberforce) is the brain-child of Coelacanth. She is a full-figured middle-aged ewe ([[female]] [[sheep]]) who has a career as a professional wrestler, and many of Coelacanth's stories focus on her misadventures. Her best known gimmick is wrestling topless, because in her early career, unskilled wrestlers would rip off her top to distract her and get in a cheap win. She got her ring name from her fellow wrestling school students and teachers who told her that they were going to make 'haggis' out of her.<br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> *[http://360.yahoo.com/profile-9Gl8xBwydKNKsOSsJhueo9TeStkjRw--?cq=1 Coelacanth's Yahoo Pulse]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]]<br /> [[Category:Writers]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2012-05-16T02:30:53Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* History */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') was a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what we're about. The FFF had been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another since 2001, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006. The FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. But due to the lack of activity in 2012, the FFF closed for the last time.<br /> <br /> Coelacanth has nothing to do with, or approves of, the Second Life Furry Fight Farm group which was founded without his knowledge or consent.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2012-05-16T02:30:30Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* History */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') was a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what we're about. The FFF had been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another since 2001, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006. The FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. But due to the lack of activity in 2012, the FFF closed for the last time.<br /> <br /> Coelacanth has nothing to do with, or approves of, the Second Life Furry Fight Farm group which was founded without his knowledge.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Martin_Evans 2012-03-11T23:53:53Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Martin Evans''' (aka '''Coelacanth''') is a [[furry]] short-story [[writer]]. He has also founded several cyber-wrestling feds of both furry and non-furry persuasions, the most well known being the [[Furry Fight Farm]], which was the mother of all furry cyber-wrestling feds. He also has interests in [[Wikipedia:cryptozoology|cryptozoology]], horror, environmental and health care issues. <br /> <br /> Coelacanth currently lives and works in Las Vegas, Nevada.<br /> <br /> ==Liturgy==<br /> Coelacanth has written a handful of shorts, mostly about his best-known character Haggis and the [[Furry Fight Farm]], but his liturgy also includes a few fanfics of the survival-horror novel ''[[Wikipedia:World War Z|World War Z]]''. A few shorts even mixed the two topics.<br /> <br /> ==Haggis==<br /> [[Image:Haggis FFF.jpg|right|thumb|FFF cover picture of Haggis]]<br /> The Mighty Haggis aka The Ewe of Destruction (Real Name Wilma Wilberforce) is the brain-child of Coelacanth. She is a full-figured middle-aged ewe ([[female]] [[sheep]]) who has a career as a professional wrestler, and many of Coelacanth's stories focus on her misadventures. Her best known gimmick is wrestling topless, because in her early career, unskilled wrestlers would rip off her top to distract her and get in a cheap win. She got her ring name from her fellow wrestling school students and teachers who told her that they were going to make 'haggis' out of her.<br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> *[http://360.yahoo.com/profile-9Gl8xBwydKNKsOSsJhueo9TeStkjRw--?cq=1 Coelacanth's Yahoo Pulse]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]]<br /> [[Category:Writers]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2012-03-11T23:50:49Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: </p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') was a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what we're about. The FFF had been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another since 2001, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006. The FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. But due to the lack of activity in 2012, the FFF closed for the last time. <br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2012-03-11T23:49:36Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: </p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') was a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what we're about. The FFF had been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another since 2001, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. But due to the lack of activity in 2012, the FFF closed for the last time. <br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2011-11-15T02:14:54Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* Current Titleholders */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what we're about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another since 2001, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as many cyber-wrestlers from outside the fandom. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF has strict membership requirements. Please read the frontpage before applying for membership.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2011-09-28T05:21:43Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: </p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what we're about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another since 2001, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as many cyber-wrestlers from outside the fandom. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Current Titleholders== <br /> <br /> As of April 4, 2011:<br /> <br /> Heavyweight Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Barnyard Championship (Intercontinental): Blaze Zelin<br /> <br /> Blue Angel Championship (Erotic): Erotica Rogue<br /> <br /> Hardcore Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Boxing Championship: Tammy Castrave<br /> <br /> Cupcake Championship: Vacant<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF has strict membership requirements. Please read the frontpage before applying for membership.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2011-05-25T01:09:52Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* Membership requirements */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another since 2001, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as many cyber-wrestlers from outside the fandom. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Current Titleholders== <br /> <br /> As of April 4, 2011:<br /> <br /> Heavyweight Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Barnyard Championship (Intercontinental): Blaze Zelin<br /> <br /> Blue Angel Championship (Erotic): Erotica Rogue<br /> <br /> Hardcore Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Boxing Championship: Tammy Castrave<br /> <br /> Cupcake Championship: Vacant<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF has strict membership requirements. Please read the frontpage before applying for membership.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2011-05-25T00:27:46Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* Membership requirements */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another since 2001, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as many cyber-wrestlers from outside the fandom. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Current Titleholders== <br /> <br /> As of April 4, 2011:<br /> <br /> Heavyweight Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Barnyard Championship (Intercontinental): Blaze Zelin<br /> <br /> Blue Angel Championship (Erotic): Erotica Rogue<br /> <br /> Hardcore Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Boxing Championship: Tammy Castrave<br /> <br /> Cupcake Championship: Vacant<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, no lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Applicants must have a visible Yahoo profile, a stated age, and some content on their profile (usually contacts will do just fine) that shows they have a genuine interest in cyber-wrestling and the ability to spell small words properly.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2011-04-05T04:00:22Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* Current Titleholders */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another since 2001, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as many cyber-wrestlers from outside the fandom. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Current Titleholders== <br /> <br /> As of April 4, 2011:<br /> <br /> Heavyweight Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Barnyard Championship (Intercontinental): Blaze Zelin<br /> <br /> Blue Angel Championship (Erotic): Erotica Rogue<br /> <br /> Hardcore Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Boxing Championship: Tammy Castrave<br /> <br /> Cupcake Championship: Vacant<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, no lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Applicants must have a visible Yahoo profile, a stated age, and some content on their profile (usually contacts will do just fine) that shows they have a genuine interest in cyber-wrestling and the ability to spell small words properly.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2011-03-26T22:29:09Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* Current Titleholders */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another since 2001, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as many cyber-wrestlers from outside the fandom. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Current Titleholders== <br /> <br /> As of March 6, 2011:<br /> <br /> Heavyweight Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Barnyard Championship (Intercontinental): Vacant<br /> <br /> Blue Angel Championship (Erotic): Erotica Rogue<br /> <br /> Hardcore Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Boxing Championship: Vacant<br /> <br /> Cupcake Championship: Vacant<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, no lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Applicants must have a visible Yahoo profile, a stated age, and some content on their profile (usually contacts will do just fine) that shows they have a genuine interest in cyber-wrestling and the ability to spell small words properly.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2011-03-07T02:49:42Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* Membership requirements */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another since 2001, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as many cyber-wrestlers from outside the fandom. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Current Titleholders== <br /> <br /> As of March 6, 2011:<br /> <br /> Heavyweight Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Barnyard Championship (Intercontinental): Vacant<br /> <br /> Boxing Championship: Bradley Foxx<br /> <br /> Blue Angel Championship (Erotic): Erotica Rogue<br /> <br /> Hardcore Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Boxing Championship: Vacant<br /> <br /> Cupcake Championship: Vacant<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, no lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Applicants must have a visible Yahoo profile, a stated age, and some content on their profile (usually contacts will do just fine) that shows they have a genuine interest in cyber-wrestling and the ability to spell small words properly.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2011-03-07T02:48:40Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* Current Titleholders */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another since 2001, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as many cyber-wrestlers from outside the fandom. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Current Titleholders== <br /> <br /> As of March 6, 2011:<br /> <br /> Heavyweight Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Barnyard Championship (Intercontinental): Vacant<br /> <br /> Boxing Championship: Bradley Foxx<br /> <br /> Blue Angel Championship (Erotic): Erotica Rogue<br /> <br /> Hardcore Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Boxing Championship: Vacant<br /> <br /> Cupcake Championship: Vacant<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, no lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Applicants must have a visible Yahoo profile, a stated age, and some content on their profile (usually contacts will do just fine) that shows they have a genuine interest in cyber-wrestling.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2010-11-23T05:02:49Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* Current Titleholders */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another since 2001, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as many cyber-wrestlers from outside the fandom. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Current Titleholders== <br /> <br /> As of November 22th, 2010:<br /> <br /> Heavyweight Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Barnyard Championship (Intercontinental): Blaze Zelin<br /> <br /> Boxing Championship: Bradley Foxx<br /> <br /> Blue Angel Championship (Erotic): Erotica Rogue<br /> <br /> Hardcore Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Boxing Championship: Tammy Castrave<br /> <br /> Cupcake Championship: Vacant<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, no lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Applicants must have a visible Yahoo profile, a stated age, and some content on their profile (usually contacts will do just fine) that shows they have a genuine interest in cyber-wrestling.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Martin_Evans 2010-10-15T14:40:44Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* External Links */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Martin Evans''' (aka '''Coelacanth''') is a [[furry]] short-story [[writer]]. He has also founded several cyber-wrestling feds of both furry and non-furry persuasions, the most well known being the [[Furry Fight Farm]], which is the mother of most living furry cyber-wrestling feds. He also has interests in [[Wikipedia:cryptozoology|cryptozoology]], horror, environmental and health care issues.<br /> <br /> Coelacanth currently lives and works in Las Vegas, Nevada.<br /> <br /> ==Liturgy==<br /> Coelacanth has written a handful of shorts, mostly about his best-known character Haggis and the [[Furry Fight Farm]], but his liturgy also includes a few fanfics of the survival-horror novel ''[[Wikipedia:World War Z|World War Z]]''. A few shorts even mixed the two topics.<br /> <br /> ==Haggis==<br /> [[Image:Haggis FFF.jpg|right|thumb|FFF cover picture of Haggis]]<br /> The Mighty Haggis aka The Ewe of Destruction (Real Name Wilma Wilberforce) is the brain-child of Coelacanth. She is a full-figured middle-aged ewe ([[female]] [[sheep]]) who has a career as a professional wrestler, and many of Coelacanth's stories focus on her misadventures. Her best known gimmick is wrestling topless, because in her early career, unskilled wrestlers would rip off her top to distract her and get in a cheap win. She got her ring name from her fellow wrestling school students and teachers who told her that they were going to make 'haggis' out of her.<br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> *[http://360.yahoo.com/profile-9Gl8xBwydKNKsOSsJhueo9TeStkjRw--?cq=1 Coelacanth's Yahoo Pulse]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]]<br /> [[Category:Writers]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2010-09-22T19:56:28Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* Current Titleholders */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another since 2001, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as many cyber-wrestlers from outside the fandom. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Current Titleholders== <br /> <br /> As of September 6th, 2010:<br /> <br /> Heavyweight Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Barnyard Championship (Intercontinental): Blaze Zelin<br /> <br /> Boxing Championship: Bradley Foxx<br /> <br /> Blue Angel Championship (Erotic): Erotica Rogue<br /> <br /> Hardcore Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Cupcake Championship: Vacant<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, no lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Applicants must have a visible Yahoo profile, a stated age, and some content on their profile (usually contacts will do just fine) that shows they have a genuine interest in cyber-wrestling.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2010-09-07T19:59:01Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* Current Titleholders */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another since 2001, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as many cyber-wrestlers from outside the fandom. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Current Titleholders== <br /> <br /> As of September 6th, 2010:<br /> <br /> Heavyweight Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Barnyard Championship (Intercontinental): Blaze Zelin<br /> <br /> Blue Angel Championship (Erotic): Erotica Rogue<br /> <br /> Hardcore Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Cupcake Championship: Vacant<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, no lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Applicants must have a visible Yahoo profile, a stated age, and some content on their profile (usually contacts will do just fine) that shows they have a genuine interest in cyber-wrestling.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2010-07-02T21:56:42Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* Current Titleholders */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another since 2001, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as many cyber-wrestlers from outside the fandom. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Current Titleholders== <br /> <br /> As of July 4th, 2010:<br /> <br /> Heavyweight Championship: Vacant<br /> <br /> Barnyard Championship (Intercontinental): Blaze Zelin<br /> <br /> Blue Angel Championship (Erotic): Erotica Rogue<br /> <br /> Hardcore Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Cupcake Championship: Vacant<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, no lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Applicants must have a visible Yahoo profile, a stated age, and some content on their profile (usually contacts will do just fine) that shows they have a genuine interest in cyber-wrestling.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2010-07-02T21:56:10Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* Current Titleholders */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another since 2001, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as many cyber-wrestlers from outside the fandom. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Current Titleholders== <br /> <br /> As of July 13, 2009:<br /> <br /> Heavyweight Championship: Vacant<br /> <br /> Barnyard Championship (Intercontinental): Blaze Zelin<br /> <br /> Blue Angel Championship (Erotic): Erotica Rogue<br /> <br /> Hardcore Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Cupcake Championship: Vacant<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, no lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Applicants must have a visible Yahoo profile, a stated age, and some content on their profile (usually contacts will do just fine) that shows they have a genuine interest in cyber-wrestling.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2010-06-06T15:39:50Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* Current Titleholders */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another since 2001, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as many cyber-wrestlers from outside the fandom. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Current Titleholders== <br /> <br /> As of July 13, 2009:<br /> <br /> Heavyweight Championship: Vacant<br /> <br /> Barnyard Championship (Intercontinental): Vacant<br /> <br /> Blue Angel Championship (Erotic): Erotica Rogue<br /> <br /> Hardcore Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Cupcake Championship: Vacant<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, no lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Applicants must have a visible Yahoo profile, a stated age, and some content on their profile (usually contacts will do just fine) that shows they have a genuine interest in cyber-wrestling.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2010-06-06T09:48:46Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* Current Titleholders */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another since 2001, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as many cyber-wrestlers from outside the fandom. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Current Titleholders== <br /> <br /> As of July 13, 2009:<br /> <br /> Heavyweight Championship: Jennifer Crow<br /> <br /> Barnyard Championship (Intercontinental): Vacant<br /> <br /> Blue Angel Championship (Erotic): Erotica Rogue<br /> <br /> Hardcore Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Cupcake Championship: Vacant<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, no lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Applicants must have a visible Yahoo profile, a stated age, and some content on their profile (usually contacts will do just fine) that shows they have a genuine interest in cyber-wrestling.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2010-04-17T16:07:31Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* Membership requirements */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another since 2001, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as many cyber-wrestlers from outside the fandom. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Current Titleholders== <br /> <br /> As of July 13, 2009:<br /> <br /> Heavyweight Championship: Jennifer Crow<br /> <br /> Barnyard Championship (Intercontinental): The Black Widow<br /> <br /> Blue Angel Championship (Erotic): Erotica Rogue<br /> <br /> Hardcore Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Cupcake Championship: Foxy Kitty Jenni<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, no lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Applicants must have a visible Yahoo profile, a stated age, and some content on their profile (usually contacts will do just fine) that shows they have a genuine interest in cyber-wrestling.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2010-04-17T16:06:36Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* Membership requirements */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another since 2001, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as many cyber-wrestlers from outside the fandom. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Current Titleholders== <br /> <br /> As of July 13, 2009:<br /> <br /> Heavyweight Championship: Jennifer Crow<br /> <br /> Barnyard Championship (Intercontinental): The Black Widow<br /> <br /> Blue Angel Championship (Erotic): Erotica Rogue<br /> <br /> Hardcore Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Cupcake Championship: Foxy Kitty Jenni<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, no lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Applicants must have a visible Yahoo profile, a stated age, and some content on their profile (usually contacts will do just fine) that shows that they have a genuine interest in cyber-wrestling.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2009-11-13T23:40:46Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* Membership requirements */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another since 2001, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as many cyber-wrestlers from outside the fandom. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Current Titleholders== <br /> <br /> As of July 13, 2009:<br /> <br /> Heavyweight Championship: Jennifer Crow<br /> <br /> Barnyard Championship (Intercontinental): The Black Widow<br /> <br /> Blue Angel Championship (Erotic): Erotica Rogue<br /> <br /> Hardcore Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Cupcake Championship: Foxy Kitty Jenni<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, not lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Serious experienced applicants only.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2009-07-13T18:56:17Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* Current Titleholders */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another since 2001, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as many cyber-wrestlers from outside the fandom. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Current Titleholders== <br /> <br /> As of July 13, 2009:<br /> <br /> Heavyweight Championship: Jennifer Crow<br /> <br /> Barnyard Championship (Intercontinental): The Black Widow<br /> <br /> Blue Angel Championship (Erotic): Erotica Rogue<br /> <br /> Hardcore Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Cupcake Championship: Foxy Kitty Jenni<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, not lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Serious applicants only. We still support artists as we always have, but all art has to be wrestling-themed and they are required to contribute.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Martin_Evans 2009-07-12T06:04:56Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Martin Evans''' (aka '''Coelacanth''') is a [[furry]] short-story [[writer]]. He has also founded several cyber-wrestling feds of both furry and non-furry persuasions, the most well known being the [[Furry Fight Farm]], which is the mother of most living furry cyber-wrestling feds. He also has interests in [[Wikipedia:cryptozoology|cryptozoology]], horror, environmental and health care issues.<br /> <br /> Coelacanth currently lives and works in Las Vegas, Nevada.<br /> <br /> ==Liturgy==<br /> Coelacanth has written a handful of shorts, mostly about his best-known character Haggis and the [[Furry Fight Farm]], but his liturgy also includes a few fanfics of the survival-horror novel ''[[Wikipedia:World War Z|World War Z]]''. A few shorts even mixed the two topics.<br /> <br /> ==Haggis==<br /> [[Image:Haggis FFF.jpg|right|thumb|FFF cover picture of Haggis]]<br /> The Mighty Haggis aka The Ewe of Destruction (Real Name Wilma Wilberforce) is the brain-child of Coelacanth. She is a full-figured middle-aged ewe ([[female]] [[sheep]]) who has a career as a professional wrestler, and many of Coelacanth's stories focus on her misadventures. Her best known gimmick is wrestling topless, because in her early career, unskilled wrestlers would rip off her top to distract her and get in a cheap win. She got her ring name from her fellow wrestling school students and teachers who told her that they were going to make 'haggis' out of her.<br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> *[http://360.yahoo.com/profile-9Gl8xBwydKNKsOSsJhueo9TeStkjRw--?cq=1 Coelacanth's Yahoo 360 blog]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]]<br /> [[Category:Writers]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Martin_Evans 2009-06-06T17:42:17Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Martin Evans''' (aka '''Coelacanth''') is a [[furry]] short-story [[writer]]. He has also founded several cyber-wrestling feds of both furry and non-furry persuasions, the most well known being the [[Furry Fight Farm]], which is the mother of most living furry cyber-wrestling feds. He also has interests in [[Wikipedia:cryptozoology|cryptozoology]], horror, and environmental issues.<br /> <br /> Coelacanth currently lives and works in Las Vegas, Nevada.<br /> <br /> ==Liturgy==<br /> Coelacanth has written a handful of shorts, mostly about his best-known character Haggis and the [[Furry Fight Farm]], but his liturgy also includes a few fanfics of the survival-horror novel ''[[Wikipedia:World War Z|World War Z]]''. A few shorts even mixed the two topics.<br /> <br /> ==Haggis==<br /> [[Image:Haggis FFF.jpg|right|thumb|FFF cover picture of Haggis]]<br /> The Mighty Haggis aka The Ewe of Destruction (Real Name Wilma Wilberforce) is the brain-child of Coelacanth. She is a full-figured middle-aged ewe ([[female]] [[sheep]]) who has a career as a professional wrestler, and many of Coelacanth's stories focus on her misadventures. Her best known gimmick is wrestling topless, because in her early career, unskilled wrestlers would rip off her top to distract her and get in a cheap win. She got her ring name from her fellow wrestling school students and teachers who told her that they were going to make 'haggis' out of her.<br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> *[http://360.yahoo.com/profile-9Gl8xBwydKNKsOSsJhueo9TeStkjRw--?cq=1 Coelacanth's Yahoo 360 blog]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]]<br /> [[Category:Writers]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Martin_Evans 2009-06-06T17:40:49Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* Haggis */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Martin Evans''' (aka '''Coelacanth''') is a [[furry]] short-story [[writer]]. He has also founded several cyber-wrestling feds of both furry and non-furry persuasions, the most well known being the [[Furry Fight Farm]], which is the mother of most living furry cyber-wrestling feds. He also has interests in [[Wikipedia:cryptozoology|cryptozoology]], horror, and environmental issues.<br /> <br /> Coelacanth currently lives in Las Vegas, Nevada.<br /> <br /> ==Liturgy==<br /> Coelacanth has written a handful of shorts, mostly about his best-known character Haggis and the [[Furry Fight Farm]], but his liturgy also includes a few fanfics of the survival-horror novel ''[[Wikipedia:World War Z|World War Z]]''. A few shorts even mixed the two topics.<br /> <br /> ==Haggis==<br /> [[Image:Haggis FFF.jpg|right|thumb|FFF cover picture of Haggis]]<br /> The Mighty Haggis aka The Ewe of Destruction (Real Name Wilma Wilberforce) is the brain-child of Coelacanth. She is a full-figured middle-aged ewe ([[female]] [[sheep]]) who has a career as a professional wrestler, and many of Coelacanth's stories focus on her misadventures. Her best known gimmick is wrestling topless, because in her early career, unskilled wrestlers would rip off her top to distract her and get in a cheap win. She got her ring name from her fellow wrestling school students and teachers who told her that they were going to make 'haggis' out of her.<br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> *[http://360.yahoo.com/profile-9Gl8xBwydKNKsOSsJhueo9TeStkjRw--?cq=1 Coelacanth's Yahoo 360 blog]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]]<br /> [[Category:Writers]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2009-06-01T18:23:26Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: </p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another since 2001, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as many cyber-wrestlers from outside the fandom. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Current Titleholders== <br /> <br /> As of May 27, 2009:<br /> <br /> Heavyweight Championship: Jennifer Crow<br /> <br /> Barnyard Championship (Intercontinental): The Black Widow<br /> <br /> Blue Angel Championship (Erotic): Erotica Rogue<br /> <br /> Hardcore Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Cupcake Championship: Riot Grrl<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, not lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Serious applicants only. We still support artists as we always have, but all art has to be wrestling-themed and they are required to contribute.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2009-05-28T19:52:30Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* Current Titleholders */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another since 2001, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as many cyber-wrestlers from outside the fandom. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Current Titleholders== <br /> <br /> As of May 27, 2009:<br /> <br /> Heavyweight Championship: Jennifer Crow<br /> <br /> Barnyard Championship (Intercontinental): The Black Widow<br /> <br /> Blue Angel Championship (Erotic): Erotica Rogue<br /> <br /> Hardcore Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Cupcake Championship: Vacant<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, not lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Serious applicants only. We still support artists as we always have, but all art has to be wrestling-themed and they are required to contribute.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2008-09-09T18:32:53Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: </p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another since 2001, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as many cyber-wrestlers from outside the fandom. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Current Titleholders== <br /> <br /> As of September 09, 2008:<br /> <br /> Heavyweight Championship: Jennifer Crow<br /> <br /> Barnyard Championship (Intercontinental): Superking<br /> <br /> Blue Angel Championship (Erotic): Erotica Rogue<br /> <br /> Hardcore Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Cupcake Championship: Vacant<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, not lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Serious applicants only. We still support artists as we always have, but all art has to be wrestling-themed and they are required to contribute.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2008-09-09T18:31:01Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* Current Titleholders */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as many cyber-wrestlers from outside the fandom. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Current Titleholders== <br /> <br /> As of September 09, 2008:<br /> <br /> Heavyweight Championship: Jennifer Crow<br /> <br /> Barnyard Championship (Intercontinental): Superking<br /> <br /> Blue Angel Championship (Erotic): Erotica Rogue<br /> <br /> Hardcore Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Cupcake Championship: Vacant<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, not lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Serious applicants only. We still support artists as we always have, but all art has to be wrestling-themed and they are required to contribute.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2008-08-24T00:04:55Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* Current Titleholders */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as many cyber-wrestlers from outside the fandom. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Current Titleholders== <br /> Heavyweight Championship: Jennifer Crow<br /> <br /> Barnyard Championship (Intercontinental): Holly Holstein<br /> <br /> Blue Angel Championship (Erotic): Erotica Rogue<br /> <br /> Hardcore Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> <br /> Cupcake Championship: Vendetta Rocks<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, not lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Serious applicants only. We still support artists as we always have, but all art has to be wrestling-themed and they are required to contribute.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2008-08-24T00:03:57Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: </p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as many cyber-wrestlers from outside the fandom. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Current Titleholders== <br /> Heavyweight Championship: Jennifer Crow<br /> Barnyard Championship (Intercontinental): Holly Holstein<br /> Blue Angel Championship (Erotic): Erotica Rogue<br /> Hardcore Championship: The Mighty Haggis<br /> Cupcake Championship: Vendetta Rocks<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, not lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Serious applicants only. We still support artists as we always have, but all art has to be wrestling-themed and they are required to contribute.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://www.angelfire.com/comics/ffff/index.html] Furry Fight Farm Funnies, old webcomic that died off.<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2008-06-29T02:31:10Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* History */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as many cyber-wrestlers from outside the fandom. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, not lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Serious applicants only. We still support artists as we always have, but all art has to be wrestling-themed and they are required to contribute.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2008-06-29T02:28:32Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* What is Cyber-wrestling? */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as new friends from the ASWL and GGWA. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, not lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Serious applicants only. We still support artists as we always have, but all art has to be wrestling-themed and they are required to contribute.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2008-06-28T23:32:51Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* External links */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found by in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as new friends from the ASWL and GGWA. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, not lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Serious applicants only. We still support artists as we always have, but all art has to be wrestling-themed and they are required to contribute.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2008-06-28T23:32:20Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* Membership requirements */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found by in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as new friends from the ASWL and GGWA. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, not lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Serious applicants only. We still support artists as we always have, but all art has to be wrestling-themed and they are required to contribute.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/All_Species_Wrestling_League/ The All Species Wrestling League's] Yahoo! group (dead)<br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/GGWA/ The Glitter Gulch Wrestling Association's] Yahoo! group (dead)<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2008-06-28T23:31:31Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* The ASWL &amp; the GGWA */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found by in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as new friends from the ASWL and GGWA. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, not lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Serious applicants only. We still support artists as we always have, but all art has to be wrestling themed.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/All_Species_Wrestling_League/ The All Species Wrestling League's] Yahoo! group (dead)<br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/GGWA/ The Glitter Gulch Wrestling Association's] Yahoo! group (dead)<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/All_Species_Wrestling_League 2008-06-01T08:02:43Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* Motto */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Cleanup-copyedit}}<br /> {{Cleanup-context}}<br /> [[Image:Copy_of_logoround2.JPG|right|thumb|199px|ASWL Logo]]<br /> The '''All Species Wrestling League''' (ASWL) is a community for wrestling [[Role-playing|role-play]] in a setting modeled on real-world professional wrestling franchises such as the [[wikipedia:Extreme Championship Wrestling|ECW]] and [[wikipedia:Total Nonstop Action Wrestling|TNA]]. It is message board/instant messenger-based, free-form, dice-less gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced role-players, and is home to characters of all kinds including [[furries]], played by imaginative cyber-fighters who enjoy exploring new horizons.<br /> <br /> The ASWL promotes fantasy professional-style wrestling matches with a few quality glamour events on the side to spice things up. The goal is to have fun, build friendships, and to advance the sport of cyber-fighting by opening up new frontiers.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==ASWL and furry==<br /> <br /> Although the majority of the membership are &quot;human&quot; cyber-wrestlers, there are also vampires, succubi, superheroines, elves, androids, and various other exotics, including a notable furry contingent. The ASWL also supports furry artists the same way the old Furry Fight Farm Yahoo! group used to do. Members of the ASWL refer to their community as their &quot;tribe&quot;. <br /> <br /> ==Distinction from E-Fed==<br /> <br /> The ASWL is distinct from other forms of [[wikipedia:fantasy wrestling|E-Fed]], or fantasy wrestling roleplay (which can be said to resemble [[fanfiction|fanfic]]), because it does not follow the characters and events of established, real-world wrestling federations as closely.<br /> <br /> Moreover, ASWL members describe their cyber-wrestling as a true sport. The best description of which can be found by in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: <br /> :''&quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;''<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The ASWL is a traveling troupe of Professional wrestlers that travels by road from state to state performing at county fairs and arenas all over North America. <br /> <br /> ==Talent Roster==<br /> (A partial list of some of the more active members)<br /> *Dark Plush (official referee)<br /> *Valerie &quot;The Black Rose&quot; Moretti<br /> *&quot;The Queen of Hearts&quot; Miss Kat<br /> *Jenny B. Sweet (the author of the &quot;How to Cyber-Fight Instructional Guide&quot;)<br /> *The &quot;Immortal&quot; Bridget Harker<br /> *Miss Bitsyspider<br /> *Sasexamiel the Succubi<br /> *Giles F. Ahrun<br /> *Nayara Gariard<br /> *Diane Parker<br /> *Summer Dream<br /> *Amanda X<br /> *Queen B<br /> *&quot;Amazing&quot; Amy Mouse<br /> *Amione &quot;Exotica&quot; Halifax<br /> <br /> ==Current Champions==<br /> *North American Champion: The &quot;Immortal&quot; Bridget Harker<br /> *Television Title Champion: Giles F. Ahrun<br /> *Hardcore Champion: Miss Bitsyspider<br /> *Tag Team Champions: The Vendetta Vixens<br /> *Gypsy Catfighting Queen Crown: Valerie &quot;The Black Rose&quot; Moretti<br /> <br /> ==Motto==<br /> &quot;''We're going to make something explode!''&quot;<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/All_Species_Wrestling_League/ The All Species Wrestling League] on [[Yahoo!]] Groups (group deleted)<br /> <br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Martin_Evans 2008-03-05T19:18:22Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Martin Evans''' (aka '''Coelacanth''') is a [[furry]] short-story [[writer]]. He has also founded several cyber-wrestling feds of both furry and non-furry persuasions, the most well known being the [[Furry Fight Farm]], which is the mother of most living furry cyber-wrestling feds. He also has interests in [[Wikipedia:cryptozoology|cryptozoology]], horror, and environmental issues.<br /> <br /> Coelacanth currently lives in Las Vegas, Nevada.<br /> <br /> ==Liturgy==<br /> Coelacanth has written a handful of shorts, mostly about his best-known character Haggis and the [[Furry Fight Farm]], but his liturgy also includes a few fanfics of the survival-horror novel ''[[Wikipedia:World War Z|World War Z]]''. A few shorts even mixed the two topics.<br /> <br /> ==Haggis==<br /> [[Image:Haggis FFF.jpg|right|thumb|FFF cover picture of Haggis]]<br /> Haggis (aka Wilma Wilberforce) is the brain-child of Coelacanth. She is a full-figured middle-aged ewe ([[female]] [[sheep]]) who works as a professional wrestler, and many of Coelacanth's stories focus on her misadventures. Her gimmick is wrestling topless because, in her early career, unskilled wrestlers would rip off her top to distract her and get a cheap win. She earned her ring-name from her fellow wrestling school students and teachers because she showed them a lot of guts.<br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> *[http://360.yahoo.com/profile-9Gl8xBwydKNKsOSsJhueo9TeStkjRw--?cq=1 Coelacanth's Yahoo 360 blog]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]]<br /> [[Category:Writers]]</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/User_talk:Coelacanth1938 2008-02-02T23:32:48Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: </p> <hr /> <div>{{welcome}}--[[User:Dmuth|Douglas Muth]] 03:35, 27 December 2006 (UTC)<br /> <br /> Hello Coelacanth, the All_Species_Wrestling_League yahoogroup seems to be deleted. Where is All Species Wrestling League now? --[[User:EarthFurst|EarthFurst]] 23:23, 2 February 2008 (UTC)<br /> <br /> I had problems with some of the fellow moderators and I finally got fed up and left the group year ago. I heard that the new owner(s) couldn't &quot;turn the place around&quot; to their liking and deleted the thing. [[User:Coelacanth1938|Coelacanth1938]] 23:32, 2 February 2008 (UTC)</div>

Coelacanth1938 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2008-01-20T21:11:57Z

<p>Coelacanth1938: /* External links */</p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> [[image:FFFLogo.png|right|400px]]<br /> '''Furry Fight Farm''' ('''FFF''') is a cyber-wrestling community based on real-world wrestling franchises and set in an alternate reality known as Las Vegas. Imagine [[Omaha the Cat Dancer]] as an [[Wikipedia: ECW|ECW]] diva or [[The Lion King]] meets the [[Wikipedia:WWE|WWE]] and that's pretty much what they're all about. The FFF has been the longest running furry cyber-wrestling community in one form or another, and many former members of the FFF have in turn founded their own cyber-fighting communities ([[Blossom Club]], [[Clawnation]], [[Furry Wrestling Alliance]], [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], [[Wild Side Wrestling Federation]]). <br /> <br /> ==What is Cyber-wrestling?==<br /> <br /> The FFF is a message board/instant messenger based [[role-playing]] group with adventures taking place in a fictional alternate reality. It is based on freeform, diceless gaming, meant for intermediate to advanced roleplayers.<br /> <br /> The FFF is not an E-Fed. E-Feds are usually run by a few hardcore fans of established real world wrestling federations and what they produce is no more than fan fiction.<br /> <br /> Cyber-wrestling is a true sport. The best description of which can be found by in the ''How-to Cyber-fight Instructional Guide'' (Second Edition) written by Jenny B. Sweet: &quot;Cyber-fighting, in all its many varied forms, differs from real life fighting only in that you and your opponent are battling over a computer and not face to face. Therefore, you must use both your imagination as well as your knowledge of fighting methodology, in addition to maintaining constant attention to the progress of the match, in order to fight realistically and effectively. Whether fighting privately, as is most common, or publicly in a chat room with friends in attendance watching you perform, you must follow some simple rules to make the whole experience more enjoyable for all involved, as well as make the fight itself more realistic.&quot;<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> The FFF was created and moderated by [[Martin Evans|Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans]] initially as a [[Yahoo! group]] in 2001, but it eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on two [[IRC]] channels. There were also some secondary FFF franchises, including a second Yahoo! group, and a group on [[Smartgroups]]. The FFF was so popular that non-furries would sneak in pretending to be part of the fandom. However, due to constant internal conflicts, the plug was pulled on the FFF in 2006, but the FFF was revived in 2007 by popular demand. Several old FFF regulars have returned to participate as well as new friends from the ASWL and GGWA. The management of the FFF vows that many of the mistakes made in the past will not be repeated and the best group management strategies from mainstream cyber-wrestling groups will be employed.<br /> <br /> ==Membership requirements== <br /> The FFF is seeking competent roleplayers, not lurkers, spammers, or powergamers. Serious applicants only. We still support artists as we always have, but all art has to be wrestling themed.<br /> <br /> ==The ASWL &amp; the GGWA== <br /> <br /> Coelacanth went on to found two other cutting edge cyber-wrestling communities, the [[All Species Wrestling League]] (ASWL) and the now defunct [[Glitter Gulch Wrestling Association]] (GGWA). Both the ASWL and GGWA not only have furry wrestlers, but they also have other exotic character types like [[vampire]]s, [[succubi]], [[Wikipedia:elf|elves]], superheroines, and some pretty weirded-out humans who all cyber-wrestle for titles and glory.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm/ Furry Fight Farm's] Yahoo! group<br /> *[http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ FFF homage page] hosted on [[Furnation]]<br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/All_Species_Wrestling_League/ The All Species Wrestling League's] Yahoo! group (dead)<br /> *[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/GGWA/ The Glitter Gulch Wrestling Association's] Yahoo! group (dead)<br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]]<br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

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