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Talk:Scalie

2010-12-01T03:19:13Z

Noel Paige:

Shouldn't it be "scaly" singular, "scalies" plural? --{{UT|Sebkha}} 08:39, 2 Oct 2005 (UTC)

A quick Google search reveals quite a few instances of "scalie" (spelt that way) being used in this context. We may need a redirect from "scaly", too, but the term as spelt is certainly valid as it stands. [[User:Tevildo|Tevildo]] 12:32, 2 Oct 2005 (UTC)

:We probably need a redirect from "scaley", as well. :) No less a personage than Alan Moore has been known to spell it that way in his published work. [[User:Tevildo|Tevildo]]

Although Bowser's a good example, he's not a scalie, per se. But he would be good in a side picture. --[[User:Noel Paige|Noel Paige]] 03:19, 1 December 2010 (UTC)

Talk:Sonichu

2010-12-01T02:43:47Z

Noel Paige: Created page with 'This comic has no relevance to the furry fandom whatsoever. In fact, half of these "adventures" are really about the creator of the comic himself. No serious furry has ever read …'

This comic has no relevance to the furry fandom whatsoever. In fact, half of these "adventures" are really about the creator of the comic himself. No serious furry has ever read Sonichu in his or her life. --[[User:Noel Paige|Noel Paige]] 02:43, 1 December 2010 (UTC)

Christine Weston Chandler

2010-12-01T02:42:02Z

Noel Paige:

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[[File:CWC baby got back.JPG|thumb|right|Christian Weston Chandler]]
'''Christian Weston Chandler''' (born February 24, 1982), is a [[furry artist]] who resides in [[Wikipedia:Ruckersville, Virginia|Ruckersville, Virginia]], U.S.A. His [[fursona]] is '''Chris-chan Sonichu''', a [[hedgehog]]-[[mouse]] [[Pokémorph]].
[[File:CWCSonichu.jpg|thumb|left|100px|Chandler's [[fursona]], Chris-chan Sonichu]]
A high-functioning autistic, Chandler is best known for his [[webcomic]], ''[[Sonichu]]'', which he started in January 2004.
He has drawn large amounts of controversy for his beliefs about homosexuality & Asperger's Syndrome, as well as his hand-drawn, childlike style.{{fact}}
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Fleshy

2010-12-01T02:31:59Z

Noel Paige:

'''Fleshy''', also known as '''Fleshies''', is a humorous or self-mocking term among a few persons in the [[Wikipedia:Animation|animation]] industry as a humorous jab to the term "[[furry]]" (person). Users are, know, or have friends in the [[furry fandom]] itself, and they do not have a problem with it, or its culture. However, in certain circumstances, the term itself has been used as a serious derogatory term referring to humans; in a sense, this is the furry equivalent to the term "[[furfag]]."

The term's use cannot be verified and/or confirmed on any animation production companies outside the continental US.

== In furry fiction ==

'''Fleshy''', also known as '''Fleshies''', '''Skinny''', '''Skinnies''', or '''Human Lovers''', are [[furries]] and [[Anthro|anthros]] who obsess about humans, to the point off being one.
<ref>[http://concessioncomic.com/cast.php#Clarissa Clarissa], a character in the popular webcomic ''[[Concession]]'' can be seen discussing her feelings on her Fleshiness in comic [http://concessioncomic.com/index.php?pid=20100806 #335 "Clarissa Explains it All''].</ref>
<ref>A platypus talks of her experiences in the "Human Love community" in ''[[Furthia High]]'''s strip [http://furthiahigh.concessioncomic.com/index.php?pid=20101127 231 - Silly]
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==References==
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== See also ==

* [[Skins]]
* [[Nonfur]]
* [[Human]]
* [[Shavers]]
* [[Mundane]]
* [[Pseudofur]]

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Rabbit

2010-12-01T02:28:54Z

Noel Paige:

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[[Image:RabbitFursonaFursuitExample.jpg|thumb|25%|right|Example rabbit [[fursuit]] ]]

A '''rabbit''' (also known as "lapin" or "lapine" in French, "usagi" in Japanese) is a [[herbivorous]] [[mammal]], physically characterised by long hindlegs, long ears, large front teeth, and a very short, fluffy [[tail]], called a ''scut'' or ''bobtail''.

==Species confusion==

The rabbit is a very well-known animal, but similarities between different species often results in it being confused with other species. The archetypal rabbit is the European Rabbit (''Oryctolagus cuniculus''), which is brown-grey in colour. All domestic rabbits are descended from this species.

In America, European rabbits are often confused with cottontails, which look practically the same, but are a different genus.

The most common confusion is with [[hare]]s, which look like large rabbits. The two are not the same, but they tend to be lumped together.

==Rabbits in culture==

Rabbits are well known for being prolific breeders (as evidenced in the phrase 'breeding like rabbits'). For this reason, they are often used as a symbol of fertility. For the same reason, they are regarded as pests by farmers.

The rabbit is widely predated, and this role as a [[prey]] animal also lends it an air of innocence.

[[Anthropomorphic]] rabbits have often appeared in film and literature. Some popular culture examples are:

* [[Bugs Bunny]] from ''[[Looney Tunes]]''
* [[Lola Bunny]] from ''Space Jam''
* Buster Bunny from ''[[Tiny Toon Adventures]]''
* Babs Bunny from ''Tiny Toon Adventures''
* [[Roger Rabbit]] from ''[[Who Framed Roger Rabbit]]''
* [[Cream the Rabbit]] from the [[Sonic]] series
* [[Usagi Yojimbo]]

== Bhunnies ==

A "bhunny" is an attractive [[female]] rabbit. The term is comparable to "[[vixen]]", but applied to a rabbit instead of a [[fox]]. The word is vocalized slowly and drawn out (''bhuuuuunny''), as if the lower jaw were numb and/or weighted down. The term is the result of a [[male]] character seeing an attractive doe rabbit character and being so distracted by the sight he is unable to say anything else.

Many associate the term with the characters [http://roomies.furry.com/roomies/cgi-bin/roomies.cgi?date=20010415 Rhonda] or her mother [http://roomies.furry.com/roomies/cgi-bin/roomies.cgi?date=20030210 RM] from the comic strip ''[[Roomies]]'', but it is unclear whether the term originated there.

== See also ==

* [[:Category:Rabbit characters|Rabbit characters]]
* [[Wikipedia:Rabbit|Rabbit]] at Wikipedia
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fictional_rabbits List of fictional rabbits] at Wikipedia

==External links==
{{Wikipedia|Rabbit}}
[[Category:Lagomorph species]]

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