Spotted in Lausanne. A well-bosomed werewolf, with a travel suitcase.
Tag: furry
Mongrels re-watch
Katy and I started rewatching Mongrels, a show that actually made it past the BBC stiff necks in 2010. I’d forgotten just how much I loved it the first time around. Especially Kali the pigeon.
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Nelson:
How was the funeral?
Kali:
I masqueraded as a dead man, partially blinded a child and caused a clergyman to question his faith in Christianity.
Marion:
How was the buffet?
Kali:
Was adequate.
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Kali:
If I wanted to be permanently attached to a needy, accident-prone cretin, I’d move back into my old nest. (cut to Ame Winehouse singing ‘Valerie’ on stage with Kali poking out of her hairdo, talking on a mobile phone) Hello? Is that the council? I’d like to complain about the woman living under me! Why? Because she’s a donkey-faced crack skank! Alright, I’ll hold.
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Kali:
A Thai bride and some Genesis. I’m trying to lure Harry Hill.
Thai Bride:
Come on baby, me love you long time.
Harry Hill:
I could’ve sworn I heard Genesis…
Kali:
Oh God, Kali! Improvise, improvise, improvise, improvise, improvise, improvise, ooh, World War II stick grenade!
(Kali throws grenade; everyone ducks as there’s a huge explosion; Harry Hill’s clothes fall on top of them)
Marion:
So, Harry Hill… brown bin or blue bin?
All:
Brown bin…
Design fail
My supermarket is better than yours
Oh Japan, how do I love thee.

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Oh Internet, how I love thee
I love you, Internet.
Down the internet rabbit hole!

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[gallery] Michele Light
Michele Light is a furry artist. Born a citizen of the Philippines, she took her oath of U.S. citizenship at the age of four. She resides in San Diego, California, U.S.A., with her husband Eric Light. Michele Light attended The Art Institute of Seattle, which she graduated from in 1990. After receiving her art degree she migrated to the San Diego area, where she worked on the Attack of the Killer Tomatoes animated TV show. Her “friend and mentor” Terrie Smith introduced Michele to the furry fandom, and Michele began drawing furry images in late 1992. She already had “a large fan following” by 1994. Her artwork was published in The American Journal of Anthropomorphics issues 2 and 4, and is on both the front and back covers of the latter. She was involved with Katmandu issues 1, 2, 4, and 11.
Michele states that “My work has a definite Anime slant to it, with big eyes and wild hair. Most people would describe my art by saying “Oh, it’s sooo CUTE!”
Furries and rule 34 – Zootopia is in for a battering

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