RaharuAharu wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5dscqcNOGM
The Story in Cartoon version.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxBGCV2C_r4
A shame thats the best damn one on Youtube.
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Re: Furries?
by Wizard CaT » Sun Aug 31, 2008 1:09 pm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxBGCV2C_r4
A shame thats the best damn one on Youtube.
~Only in silence the word, only in dark the light, only in dying life: bright the hawk's flight on the empty sky.~ The Creation of Éa
Damn you Clemson University, you deleted the 'sploding Kay that Etherwings uploaded eons ago!
Damn you Clemson University, you deleted the 'sploding Kay that Etherwings uploaded eons ago!
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Re: Furries?
by strange_person » Wed Sep 03, 2008 2:04 pm
Is anyone here an
?Reuben Ranzo wrote:Atari-touting, transgendered, zoologist
Hello!
Praise be to Athè, and Hob, Her living vessel.
2<3
For I have crescent pies to bake
And smiles to throw before I wake
Praise be to Athè, and Hob, Her living vessel.
2<3
For I have crescent pies to bake
And smiles to throw before I wake
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Re: Furries?
by strange_person » Thu Jan 15, 2009 8:14 am
Another joke, in the same vein.Hello!
Praise be to Athè, and Hob, Her living vessel.
2<3
For I have crescent pies to bake
And smiles to throw before I wake
Praise be to Athè, and Hob, Her living vessel.
2<3
For I have crescent pies to bake
And smiles to throw before I wake
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Re: Furries?
by RaharuAharu » Thu Jan 15, 2009 1:36 pm
strange_person wrote:
teehee!
Hello! *~( ! !)>
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Re: Furries?
by Jennifer Diane Reitz » Fri Jan 16, 2009 12:18 am
strange_person wrote:
That... is Awesome Sauce. With Awsome Niblets.
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'Giniko-chan'
'Giniko-chan'
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Re: Furries?
by arex » Sun Jan 18, 2009 10:58 am
Idiot Glee wrote:3 words:
Silver Plated Garlic!
I once read in a comical book about silver-jacketed oak hollowpoints filled with garlic. GOOD FOR ILLS YA.
Hnngh.
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Re: Furries?
by Mitsukara » Mon Mar 02, 2009 5:48 am
Rumor has it, the ferryman at the dead river loves garlic.
Laurels in your soup enhances its aroma.
Laurels in your soup enhances its aroma.
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^ I wish this is how butts worked. Alas.
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Re: Furries?
by Monocheres » Mon Mar 02, 2009 7:57 am
Coming to this thread late ...
Well, I'm not a Furry, I'm just another one of those straight white dudes. (Eek!) And so is my avatar. But I bet my avatar could take on all you furries single-handed! With a wry wink. Probably juggle you...
Oh, and as it happens, my avatar is also a ferryman. Just not that river. (Well, maybe allegorically...)
P.S. Loved the Orestes gag! In ancient times, it was considered bad luck to refer to the Furies (Erinyes) by that name. (They might hear you, take offense, and pay you a visit.) So a euphemism would often be used instead: the Kindly Ladies (Eumenides). In that spirit, I think my ancient ancestors would have greatly appreciated the idea of depicting those, um, Kindly Ladies as warm, fuzzy, and cuddly. Oh yeah!
Well, I'm not a Furry, I'm just another one of those straight white dudes. (Eek!) And so is my avatar. But I bet my avatar could take on all you furries single-handed! With a wry wink. Probably juggle you...
Oh, and as it happens, my avatar is also a ferryman. Just not that river. (Well, maybe allegorically...)
P.S. Loved the Orestes gag! In ancient times, it was considered bad luck to refer to the Furies (Erinyes) by that name. (They might hear you, take offense, and pay you a visit.) So a euphemism would often be used instead: the Kindly Ladies (Eumenides). In that spirit, I think my ancient ancestors would have greatly appreciated the idea of depicting those, um, Kindly Ladies as warm, fuzzy, and cuddly. Oh yeah!
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Re: Furries?
by SilverFeathers » Mon Mar 02, 2009 7:27 pm
The Erinyes are WONDERFUL ladies. They make the best cup of tea and always seem to have a job for a bored harpy or two. *fluffs* Oh, and Megaera has the most stunning earrings made from the bronzed testicles of a notorious adulterer.
On the same note, speaking of lovely ladies... Although they're absolute dolls, dinner at a Gorgon's house? Skeeyuck. The food's always hard as a rock.
On the same note, speaking of lovely ladies... Although they're absolute dolls, dinner at a Gorgon's house? Skeeyuck. The food's always hard as a rock.
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Re: Furries?
by Monocheres » Mon Mar 02, 2009 9:21 pm
SilverFeathers wrote:Although they're absolute dolls, dinner at a Gorgon's house? Skeeyuck. The food's always hard as a rock.
Although I must say Medusa's portico does boast the finest collection of marble statuary west of the Dardanelles. So lifelike, so evocative. The expressions of shock and fear are quite exquisitely captured.
On the other hand have you been in her powder room? Not a mirror in sight! What's up with that?
Still, I hear she's developed a booming business for her line of detangling shampoos and conditioners...
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