Housepets!

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It's unraveling for a long time before any of this happened.

This event in particular means there will be a period of lawlessness on their forums before they appoint cronies who are truer to party principles as new mods.

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Earlier today the FurAffinity forums descended into anarchy. Why's that? Because all the mods are gone. And why's that? Because they had to sign non-disclosure agreements and provide photographic ID, such as driver's licenses. As unpaid volunteers. On a furry site. Naturally they resigned if they ha...

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Dread Overlord Henry Harrison was just misunderstood, guys.

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And yet, '94 FF is both more faithful to the comics than the three others and has more charm.

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Furryface18 wrote:At least its a great source of protein.

It's pure muscle food!

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Deske wrote:Anyone seen any of the videos from that explosion in China? Crazy stuff.

So strong, it registered as an earthquake on seismometers.

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deepskycyan wrote:Did I just watch Jurassic World or a Mercedes commercial.

The only correct answer is yes.

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Haha, teens, amirite? (Or whatever is Nat's age in wolfie-years.)

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Amazee Dayzee wrote:Does that make it even more confusing instead of clearing it up?

It's a story that bemuses you in any context.

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Sleet wrote:YES. Grape's romantic more-than-indifference toward dogs returns.

GRAPENUT ISN'T SUNK.

Wrong, it's the rise of Gratau!

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Punchy wrote:A coal mine fire has been burning underneath Centralia, Pennsylvania since 1962 and may continue for 250 years.
The population of Centralia has decreased from 1,017 in 1980 to just 10 in 2010.

The town served as inspiration for the film version of Silent Hill.

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Science is rationally understandable, explainable and reproducible without innate supernatural talent. Magic is the very opposite of all these things.

TAKE THAT SATAU

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At least now Grape can call a new skill her own!

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Amazee Dayzee wrote:...Excuse me while I go RIP my eyelashes off.

They'd prolly survive that.

But not to worry, they're part of the ecosystem human (and several other mammals) for God knows how long, it's perfectly innocuous and natural.

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The Demodex mite possesses an interesting anatomical quirk, it has no anus. Waste bottles up in their bodies till putrefactive processes do them in.

The species lives in our eyelash follicles.

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Well, at least he wiped away his debts. That's a win, sorta!

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Fallout Cat

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I use a randomizer for five years now.

You never noticed because it's 459 times the same image.

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Canada Day was once called Dominion Day.

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Happy Canada, eh?

*gets bricked*

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Amazee Dayzee wrote:In 1950, Zenith created the first TV remote control, called "Lazy Bones."

Early TV remotes operated with ultrasound. They quickly fell out of use since they irritated pets.

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Sleet wrote:Jet fuel can't melt steel beams.

Yes.

Burning jet fuel can.

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President Theodore Roosevelt published his first scientific paper, a study about summer birds, with age 19 to such acclaim that he became an insta-celebrity among ornithologists. His speed reading ability allowed him to comprehend a page at first glance and reportedly read an entire book in an hour,...

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Guess who's back!

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Punchy wrote:Wait, is History Channel playing history?
I thought all they played was stuff about nazi aliens and old people buying old things from old people...

Next you're telling me Syfy starts showing scifi between the wrestling.

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Can you see why kids like Cinnamon Toast Crunch?

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What's 3 multiplied by 7?

...oh, germane questions. In this case I got nuthin'.

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I caught They Live on T.V. last night and it was so awesome. I don't know if anything can ever top a John Carpenter movie staring Roddy Piper in terms of sheer coolness. It has some 80's camp and over the top Carpenter action but there's a smart social commentary underlying all that, I'd put it up ...

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Little did Zach know that these days you need at least a college degree even for those jobs.

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Argent wrote:
Liam wrote:I thought bodybuilders swear by fiber as an essential part of a muscle-growing diet, and now it's supposed to be bad?
It's (shudder) fake fiber.

Alert the FDA!

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I don't get it.

I thought bodybuilders swear by fiber as an essential part of a muscle-growing diet, and now it's supposed to be bad?

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His delight really must be divine, he's been transformed into a manga character.

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I used to be on a forum years ago where there was this culture of members feeling like being a moderator was some rite of passage rather than a "job." There was a lot of begging. It was awkward. Sounds like a bunch of those types who crave titles only to feel important and couldn't care l...

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Later at that town hall meeting Keene was overheard spoke something about "baubles and glass pearls to shut up the peasantry" under his breath, but his lawyers said that this was taken out of context.

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Oh yeah. My bro's real hyped for that. I personally couldn't finish Human Revolution. Story wasn't the best, stealth got boring and guns blazing felt so meh gameplay-wise. DX:HR was pretty good gameplay-wise, with the innovative convo system a highpoint, but that ending fell flat on its nose. In th...

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As land mammals we probably have a deeprooted affinity towards ground travel as opposed to flying, or maybe it's simply that we ourselves are in control while driving most of the time.

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Sleet wrote:Do you get your own Wikipedia page now?

Once I'm done writing my article, you bet I do.

Now the notability committee can't complain!

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Thanks, guys! As I've said here , Lyttle Lytton is an immensely funny archive of writing talent. It's also a good exercise for your creative brainmeat, trying to emulate the style of a fictitious inept writer. Because: "Creativity," Tom mused, "is the art of finding the possible in th...

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Yay, I won a contest! (Fair warning, mild adult language)

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Definitely. And I don't even know where it's gonna go, 'cause it's brand new. So it's really open-ended! This month's issue marks the end of the first chapter/story arc, so we will have at least a glimpse into what direction it will go. Learoyd and Dunstan may begin their journey to resore magic an...

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