/anthro/ - Anthropomorphic

old lesbo coon 'toss doe

>cutting scars
why

>>79365
Dyke artist.

>>79367
Oh. Thread is now hidden.

Tuffveri?

BOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII

>>79458
Apparently medium-rare is ideal fur bioavailability, but, yes, generally the rawer, the better.

>>79458
>sharing is cucking
oh

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>>>79428
>Humans deserve to eat shit fox win

>>79575
That too, yes.

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>>79428
>be magic fox woman
>meet starving human traveller, make him eat your own shit
>fuсk him
>refuse to elaborate

wild

>>79582
soon
hmofhGODs won

>>79581
>'rev likes human 'veri
Is human 'veri 'rev approved 'em?

>>79585
>Is human 'veri 'rev approved 'em?
Yes

We need more humie conscripts to fight the space dykes anyways. She might make fur a good nurse or cook

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>>79582
what about her?

>>79570 (OP) 
Whichever ones you want.
>>79573
>>79582
Thumbs down to that.

>invader zim
hazbin hotel of yesteryear

I have no clue how that one managed to get culturally passed down by millennials to zoomers, at all.

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>tfw the character talks with black & white hand drawn text

>>79461
It's a well-proven furm of communication, maaaaaate.

>>79444
It was at least remembered a decade after it finished.

>>79296
I like seeing cars whos entire trunks are entirely coated in retarded bumper stickers, its like a peak into mental illness

>>79310
A vehicle covered in "clever" bumper stickers is one of the ways Mother Nature says "keep away," along with "art cars" covered in epoxied-on plastic doll heads, hair dyed in colors that do not occur in nature, septum piercings, ear gauges, "cutter" scars, and tattoos. Any of these is is evidence prima facie of Bad Craziness. This is doubly true of college age women. When she is also obese and wears Problem Glasses, she is basically waving an enormous banner that says "Daddy Touched my No-No Place." Do not make eye contact. Do not speak. Smile and nod and back away slowly, and when you have broken line of sight, start running.

>>79316
Your small redpill's been sitting in a drawer since 2020 wrah

>>79455
Baby steps, li'l vro.

>>79473
Time is running out, the time fur baby steps is OVER. Get your redpills with the times already.

>>79421
wtf that's literally me

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>>79438
lets ALL imagine that happneing

>>79438
circumcisions in ohio

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>>79381
The ones from the live action way back when, the scientist lady monkey and the man they capture. Went through the entirety of my downloads and couldn't find it. Probably just retweeted it. Found these while looking though

>>79295
>BMI is a dumb metric
Probably true, I'm not very well versed in fitness stuff so idk. I'm somewhat short so maybe BMI doesn't accurately show how underweight I am 

>>79300
That's the only solution

>>79302
>Winter is also the most aesthetically romantic season
That's completely true, I'll give winter that. Valentine's day is up there as one of my favorite holidays and that's winter too. I really like romantic stuff, perhaps it would be less unbearable fur me if I had someone to suffer through it with, lol...

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>>79231
She's a real glowie.
Technically, she may actually be dead, or somehow otherwise a spirit of sorts:
https://yokai.com/yuurei/
Another curious design choice is that her hands differ from those of other characters the artist draws. They are much closer to animal paws instead of being more human-like.

>>79269
I wonder if you'd benefit from some kind of knitted fingerless gloves. Mine get cold after a while if the room temperature is below 18C or so.
When the heating is off, constantly refilling a huge hot cup of tea works fur me. Can warm your hands against it. 
Dry air can, of course, be rectified with a humidifier, though those have their own disadvantages. In some countries people put ceramic pots on their radiators and fill them with water, thus raising the humidity a bit.

>overcast, dead trees, desaturated grass, and a ton of wind, it's miserable. It really puts me in a bad mood, kinda kills all motivation to do anything. 
IKTFB. Look alive though, we're only two weeks (sic!) away from winter solstice.

>>79273
I hope not. I have the same autoimmune thyroid disease that's all over my mother's side of the family. It's miserable. I can't lose weight. I'm cold all the time. And the doctors do NOT give you a dose of synthetic thyroid hormone to treat the symptoms. They prescribe the absolute minimum to bring the numbers in blood tests into the "normal" range and if you still feel like the living dead with that dose and you will they will tell you it's all in your head, get over it, this is your life now.

>>79171 (OP) 
This is the first time December has actually felt like December since I was a kid

>>79330
Start eating raw or dessicated thyroid glands, synthetic supplements are either toxic, bio-unavailable or both, anyway.

>>79405
IG that cereal bowl is kinda nasty.

>>79405
Purrgem is also a hoe doe

sonic fans are to furries what furries are to normal people

>>79452
That's right they're the mega aryans of the mega aryans

Lot of psychological casualties in the Sonic crowd.

>>79379
-1 fur improper trigger discipline & firearms handling

>>79379
+1 fur stylish revolver handling
+1 fur sisa

>>79379
holy nice picrel
>13MB
gifs were a mistake...

>>79379
Break action revolvers are cool, Id love a 357 one one day

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>>79379
>trying to learn how to draw them
I hope you are never furced to draw a revolver. The experience can be traumatic.  See image.
>>79390
>Break action revolver
>357
About thirty years back second image was designed in Russia. The idea was that it was going to be manufactured fur export at a time when the Russian economy was in a desperate state. Various sources attest to the existence of prototypes like this one but fur reasons unclear, they never tooled up fur production.  I would not have thought such a project viable.  .357 Mag produces extremely high pressures.  Some .357 ammo is up in the 45K PSI range and there are lots of solid frame revolvers out there that have been damaged by the pressures, and not all of them were imports manufactured of dubious metal without proper heat treatment.  Third image is a Smith & Wesson Model 19, and you are looking at the bottom side of the furcing cone from beneath.  Vast furces act upon the furcing cone and frame at the instant of firing are enormous and can damage solid frame revolvers.  In a design where the frame is in two parts with nothing holding them together but a hinge pin and a latch, I would not expect that to last long.  The break-open revolvers with which I am familiar were al