Furries?
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#2
No.
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#3
Correct me if im wrong, but furries pretty much want to be animals.

What you have there, is more of a girl with animal ears.
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#4
lrn2internet
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#5
Warning: single slightly large image.

 Am I doing it right?
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#6
shouri Wrote:Warning: single slightly large image.

 Am I doing it right?

Not a furry, but dam do i approve of this message.
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#7
I do not approve

This just influences notsogoodlookin anime weaboo girls to wear cat ears and pounce you and say KAWAII NEKO DESU NE.
This happened to me, I nearly suffocated.

EDIT; and it looks like she is pooping her tail out.
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#8
Tay Wrote:I do not approve

This just influences notsogoodlookin anime weaboo girls to wear cat ears and pounce you and say KAWAII NEKO DESU NE.
This happened to me, I nearly suffocated.

EDIT; and it looks like she is pooping her tail out.

Haha, there was this lil asian girl in my high school class that would sometimes randomly head butt yo, it was funny cause shes like 4 foot 6 or something.
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#9
 This is a furry

 This is not a furry

Yes, there are actually difference between a human with animal parts on its body, and an animal which is a shape of a human (excluding its face).
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#10
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#11
Not a furry, its Link but he's not humanly shaped.
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#12
get the hell out.
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#13
Isn't that from FFTA?
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#14
Talking animals are pretty much furries because while they don't take on the humanoid shape, they have humanoid characteristics.

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Cat girls = furries. Thanks Nuzlocke!





http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Furry_fandom

'Furry fandom (also known as furrydom, fur fandom or furdom) refers to the fandom for fictional anthropomorphic animal characters with human personalities and characteristics.[1] Examples of anthropomorphic attributes include exhibiting human intelligence and facial expressions, the ability to speak, walk on two legs, and wear clothes. Furry fandom is also used to refer to the community of artists, writers, role players and general fans of the furry art forms who gather on the Internet and at conventions.[2][3]

Therianthropic characters that morph between human and animal form are also considered by some to be part of the genre. Even certain superheroes with animal derived powers are considered of furry interest by some fans, the general idea being a combination of human and non-human animal attributes. Furthermore, characters like Josie and the Pussycats are considered of interest to furry fandom, though they only wear costumes with animal ears and tails.[1]
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