--- In SkunkworksAMA_at_y..., "Thylacine" <thylacin_at_t...> wrote:
> Heheh, well, what do you call a cult? A group of wierdos getting
together
> and doing things that other people would consider strange and
somewhat
> twisted? ^_^
> I don't see why everyone is always so quick to put up barriers.
People like
> different things, they spend their time in different ways, and
EVERYONE does
> things that other people would onsider wierd. Why can't people just
get a
> grip on those facts and learn some tolerance?
> Argh, I dunno, but I always have to fight the urge to rant on this
topic.
>
> -Thylacine
> Don't make me get all philosophical on yo asses }=)
>
Jebus Tapdancing Christ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Lighten up y'all! I was just
making comical comment on Hugh Hefner's furryness. Just my smartass
comment to a masochist mundane friend about what he's missing out on.
No need to get all filosofible about it. ;P
Mundane isn't an insulting comment in my book; I just think there's a
lot of people missing out on a good thing just because it's
different. Being furry has little to do with sex, contrary to what a
certain media outlet(s) thinks. It's just another way of expressing
oneself. A close furry friend of mine never draws spooge, that
doesn't make him any less furry though. Check out
http://www.themarchhare.org You won't see any spooge there. He won't
draw it. He's still a damn good artist. Or Tracy Butler's artwork.
I've yet to see any spooge in her collections. Sabrina Online may
contain references, but it's not spooge. The list goes on... It all
has to do with anthropomorphosizing animals (or fantasy creatures) in
one way or another.
Come on y'all, take your mundane neighbor by the hand and love one
another. Life's too short to argue over each others' method of self-
expression.
Caleb
Received on Tue Feb 19 2002 - 00:00:21 CST