Group Hug
D.Jean Cooper
Ambergold bounds in and gives all furs gathered big fuzzy hug. Grins
and keeping everyfur together, starts moving the group around to engulf
any other loose furs just standing around. Ameobameobameobameoba.....
The moving group hug. Now to snag Kimba and Robin, Barbarian and a few
others. Sure ya don't want to join back in Buster Charlie? <VBFG>
-Walk(or hugs) in Balance
Ambergold Wolfeyes
SCA: Lady Aelfreda O'Llyn Ewig
--
D.Jean Cooper
dco...@inav.net
Sig? What sig? Aaaagh! Catch it quick before it escapes onto the 'Net!
JDupont378
>
>**BONZAIIIIII!**
>
>Micole zips in and snags the much larger Buster and catapults them both
>into the hug-pile! Micole hugs EVERYONE, her fur glowing like a rainbow.
>
>"Wheee!"
>
>
Wow, that was unexpected. Damn, Ya know, this is about as bad as when
Vamparto tried to play hide the weasel with Wonko and we all ended up
getting large patches of fur removed for stiches after the high-speed
crash. Well, it's not THAT Bad, actually, its kinda nice. OOHHHH, How do
you get your coat to glow? I have enough trouble keeping my smell up to
standards (You know mustelids are the ultimate aromatherapy)
Okay, I have been outbonzied by a Ermine! I mean, REALLY, okay fine,
*Bignotasdangerousasyoumightthinkbustercharliesuperferrethugofdoom*
Or maybe just a regular Bravo-india-Gulf *HUG*?
Okay, you happy now.
-Buster "now talkin on a walkie talkie credit card glued to my
hand...feels good" Charlie
Lisa Jennings
JDupont378 wrote:
> >**BONZAIIIIII!**
> >
> >Micole zips in and snags the much larger Buster and catapults them both
> >into the hug-pile! Micole hugs EVERYONE, her fur glowing like a rainbow.
> >
> >"Wheee!"
> Wow, that was unexpected. Damn, Ya know, this is about as bad as when
> Vamparto tried to play hide the weasel with Wonko and we all ended up
> getting large patches of fur removed for stiches after the high-speed
Hey, it's part of the weasel code: Expect the Unexpected. Be the
Unexpected.
> crash. Well, it's not THAT Bad, actually, its kinda nice. OOHHHH, How do
> you get your coat to glow? I have enough trouble keeping my smell up to
> standards (You know mustelids are the ultimate aromatherapy)
I'm a khromat.... we all do that.
Speaking of aromatherapy, Wiggelror the magician came up with 'scent
camouflage'... I can become visually invisable, but my scent remains...
with his outfit, I can mask my scent to match the surrounding scents,
thus hiding that part from detection as well. Of course, of of Wiggle's
side effects is that you can set the gear for a specific scent, which
some khromatai have found intriguing.... "Here, foxy, foxy, foxy...."
ermine
home email: Khr...@InOrbit.com
WulfTyger
The bushes rustle softly as a Tyger cautiously steps out into
the open. He wastes no time in making his way towards the buffet table
in atticipation of a long awaited meal. Suddenly he freezes, eyes
narrowing as he spots a large mass of Furs seemingly hugging one and
all. He stands there for several seconds, staring, his only movement
is a frantically twitching tail. A small shudder runs through his body
and his muscles seem to relax while a small growl escapes his throat.
He turns around and quietly makes his way back into the bushes, his
dinner long forgotten.
If you want your mail to go through, remove the busy signal.
If only it were that easy in real life. *SIGH*
Locandez
In article <341034DC.5F49@SPAM_is_for_sandwiches.com>, Lisa Jennings
<Allthis@SPAM_is_for_sandwiches.com> wrote:
>> crash. Well, it's not THAT Bad, actually, its kinda nice. OOHHHH, How do
>> you get your coat to glow? I have enough trouble keeping my smell up to
>> standards (You know mustelids are the ultimate aromatherapy)
>
>I'm a khromat.... we all do that.
>Speaking of aromatherapy, Wiggelror the magician came up with 'scent
>camouflage'... I can become visually invisable, but my scent remains...
>with his outfit, I can mask my scent to match the surrounding scents,
>thus hiding that part from detection as well. Of course, of of Wiggle's
>side effects is that you can set the gear for a specific scent, which
>some khromatai have found intriguing.... "Here, foxy, foxy, foxy...."
The fox is the master of disguise and camoflage... you'll never find me...
(A local university 'round here is the world-wide authority on aromatherapy,
so don't think you can detect the coffee smell :)
Locandez
--
"Have a good time in Hyde Park today, and try not to bite each other's arses off."
JDupont378
In article <341034DC.5F49@SPAM_is_for_sandwiches.com>, Lisa Jennings
>I'm a khromat.... we all do that.
What is, a khormat? I mean, I hear you mention that a couple of times, but
I figure I might as well ask. After all, the worst thing you can do is, Oh
nevermind, I don't want to offend anyone here who might not want to know
what horrable things this ermine could do to an unexpecting vicim in very
explicite and gory detail.
Buster "or maybe not," charlie
JDupont378
Yeah, I know what you mean, (Hey, It was against my will, I was forced to
hug and I will probally regret it later when someone drags it up to use it
against me), BTW what are you in for?
Buster "Phoney Gas chamber" Charlie
William Earl Haskell
JDupont378 wrote:
>
> >
> >**BONZAIIIIII!**
> >
> >Micole zips in and snags the much larger Buster and catapults them both
> >into the hug-pile! Micole hugs EVERYONE, her fur glowing like a rainbow.
> >
> >"Wheee!"
> >
> >
>
> Wow, that was unexpected. Damn, Ya know, this is about as bad as when
> Vamparto tried to play hide the weasel with Wonko and we all ended up
> getting large patches of fur removed for stiches after the high-speed
> you get your coat to glow? I have enough trouble keeping my smell up to
> standards (You know mustelids are the ultimate aromatherapy)
>
> *Bignotasdangerousasyoumightthinkbustercharliesuperferrethugofdoom*
>
> Or maybe just a regular Bravo-india-Gulf *HUG*?
>
(A skunk is lurking behind a nearby tree - watching the writhing mass of
fur in the clearing - thinking, "What is this, an orgy??? No...it's a
soccer game! Aww-right!!" - and runs out to jump on top of the heaving
pile).
Rod the Camel
Lisa Jennings <Allthis@SPAM_is_for_sandwiches.com> wrote:
>Hey, it's part of the weasel code: Expect the Unexpected. Be the
>Unexpected.
I like the Llama code: expect the expectorated.
--
Rod the Camel
Tubular Village, P.A.M
Locandez
In article <34129295...@furry.isc-br.com>, Wulf...@BUSYSIGNAL.aol.com
(WulfTyger) wrote:
> The bushes rustle softly as a Tyger cautiously steps out into
>the open. He wastes no time in making his way towards the buffet table
>in atticipation of a long awaited meal. Suddenly he freezes, eyes
>narrowing as he spots a large mass of Furs seemingly hugging one and
>all.
We're trying to look like one _big_ fur, because it was a macrophile's
birthday recently... ;}
>He stands there for several seconds, staring, his only movement
>is a frantically twitching tail. A small shudder runs through his body
>and his muscles seem to relax while a small growl escapes his throat.
>He turns around and quietly makes his way back into the bushes, his
>dinner long forgotten.
Locandez breaks stealthily away from the macrohug and trots over to
WulfTyger, touching him gently on his shoulder. "Hiya! Ummm... just ignore
those lot. Would you like something to eat? We've got soup, chocolate,
sandwiches, Oreos, Marmite, Nutella, Bonios and just about every possible
yummy snackstuff available. Or perhaps you want to go somewhere quiet and
talk?" *hug*
Locandez
--
"I am Paul Whitehouse of Borg. In'nt assimilation BRILLIANT!"
Skytech
Skytech sits alone at the picnic table as the newbie comes out of
the bushes toward the outdoor buffet, sees the pile, and heads back to
the bush. Before he reacts, Locandez gets to WulfTyger and talks to him.
Skytech smiles and gestures to the table; "Come on up! Not everyone
here is into the touchy-feely thing. Well, maybe just me. We have food
and good company to share. They'll get over *that* soon."
--
La kasigada vulpo
Skytech
JDupont378
In article <na.344ea647c5...@argonet.co.uk>, Locandez
<lyn...@argonet.co.uk> writes:
>Locandez breaks stealthily away from the macrohug and trots over to
>WulfTyger, touching him gently on his shoulder. "Hiya! Ummm... just ignore
>those lot. Would you like something to eat? We've got soup, chocolate,
>sandwiches, Oreos, Marmite, Nutella, Bonios and just about every possible
>yummy snackstuff available. Or perhaps you want to go somewhere quiet and
>talk?" *hug*
>
>
>
Buster grabs a foil-wrapped dead thing (Don't ask).
See, thats the diffrent between Me and Locandez, I say "Hey, yeah!" and he
says "No, but we can help."
Or maybe not?
-Buster "How'd he do that?" Charlie
WebKitty
In article <34129295...@furry.isc-br.com>,
Wulf...@BUSYSIGNAL.aol.com wrote:
> The bushes rustle softly as a Tyger cautiously steps out into
> the open.
<WebKitty's sensitive whiskers quiver slightly as they pick up the
rustling. She looks up from the hug and sees the Tyger. She is about to
break from the hug when she notices Locandez talking with the new fur.
Content that the new fur is in good paws, she stays in the group hug.>
WebKitty, now where are the keys to the oreo truck?
--
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Whisper
Skytech <sky...@ix.netcom.com> wrote in article
> Skytech smiles and gestures to the table; "Come on up! Not everyone
> here is into the touchy-feely thing. Well, maybe just me. We have food
> and good company to share. They'll get over *that* soon."
Oh great, now I feel guilty for being involved in a furry hug.
Sheesh. < Whisper extracts himself from the growing pile of furs, grabs
some food from the buffet table and heads toward a nearby tree.> I thought
it was only RL hugs that upset people, live and learn I guess.
--
whi...@furry.reno.nv.us
Reno Nevada
forced by human society to go by
Joseph Bray
Chris Manning
WebKitty wrote:
>
> > The bushes rustle softly as a Tyger cautiously steps out into
> > the open.
>
> <WebKitty's sensitive whiskers quiver slightly as they pick up the
> rustling. She looks up from the hug and sees the Tyger. She is about to
> break from the hug when she notices Locandez talking with the new fur.
> Content that the new fur is in good paws, she stays in the group hug.>
>
> WebKitty, now where are the keys to the oreo truck?
>
at least, that's where I saw them last. ;)
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Skytech
Whisper wrote:
>
> Oh great, now I feel guilty for being involved in a furry hug.
> Sheesh. < Whisper extracts himself from the growing pile of furs, grabs
> some food from the buffet table and heads toward a nearby tree.> I thought
> it was only RL hugs that upset people, live and learn I guess.
> --
Get back in there!
Never, ever feel guilty about group hugs! Just 'cus I have a
problem with it, here and in RL, doesn't mean others shouldn't enjoy and
encourage a wonderful moment!
Skytech grabs Whisper and tosses him back on the pile deftly,
removing the handful of fishsticks. He heads back to the table scarfing
the perloined treats.
Just 'cus I'm a wallflower doesn't mean I can't have some fun!
Skytech
WulfTyger wrote:
>
> "GACK!!!!!!! He called me a newbie!!!!" The Tyger runs around
> in circles cupping his ears screaming until he runs into a tree. After
> regaining consciousness and some degree of composure he sits down and
> tries to explain his overreaction to that word.
>
Check out how the hierarchy works: Real life -- lurker -- newbie --
veteran -- the one who makes the Furvey.
Have a pringle?
Skytech
WulfTyger wrote:
>
> On Sat, 06 Sep 1997 11:10:39 BST, Locandez <lyn...@argonet.co.uk>
> wrote:
>
> >We're trying to look like one _big_ fur, because it was a macrophile's
> >birthday recently... ;}
>
> to look like?
>
> >Locandez breaks stealthily away from the macrohug and trots over to
> >WulfTyger, touching him gently on his shoulder. "Hiya! Ummm... just ignore
> >those lot. Would you like something to eat? We've got soup, chocolate,
> >sandwiches, Oreos, Marmite, Nutella, Bonios and just about every possible
> >yummy snackstuff available. Or perhaps you want to go somewhere quiet and
> >talk?" *hug*
>
> begins to rustle through the pockets. "Actually," he says "I have my
> own supply of Oreos (double stuff) in here somewhere." He begins to
> get frustrated as he continues to search. "Aha!" he cries as he pulls
> out a bag of assorted licorice pieces "Here is what I am in the mood
> for right now though." :)
>
Licorice? Licorice?!
The vulpan's eyes and ears perk and he leaps over the table.
Standing next to the somewhat startled fur, bouncing ever so slightly in
anticipation, he asks if WulfTyger if he'd like to share! Black
licorice, right?!
Skytech
WulfTyger wrote:
>
> oh well, I am sure the message is clear. Go on back to the hug and have
> fun, I'll just sit a good distance away and eat my licorice. :)
>
Share?! Share?!
If my tail wags any harder, there's gonna be a tornado!
WulfTyger
On Sat, 06 Sep 1997 12:58:24 -0400, Skytech <sky...@ix.netcom.com>
wrote:
>Skytech sits alone at the picnic table as the newbie comes out of
>the bushes toward the outdoor buffet, sees the pile, and heads back to
>the bush. Before he reacts, Locandez gets to WulfTyger and talks to him.
<snip>
"GACK!!!!!!! He called me a newbie!!!!" The Tyger runs around
in circles cupping his ears screaming until he runs into a tree. After
regaining consciousness and some degree of composure he sits down and
tries to explain his overreaction to that word.
"Ya see, I have actually been reading what goes on here for
over 4 months now. Until recently I had not felt ready to actually
dive in and take part in the *looks around* craziness that goes on
'round these parts. From your perspective I am new to this group, yet
from mine I have been here a while...lurking quietly in those bushes
*points* over yonder."
The Tyger stands up and starts to wander off in search of some
ice, pausing long enough to call back over his shoulder.
"By the way, don't worry about that reaction I had....for just
a second there it felt like someone was doing a quick tapdance on my
tail." ;)
NEKOmancer
In article <34120A...@the.real.address.is.at.the.sig>, Chris Manning
<wtk...@the.real.address.is.at.the.sig> writes:
>
>WebKitty wrote:
>>
>> > The bushes rustle softly as a Tyger cautiously steps out into
>> > the open.
>>
>> <WebKitty's sensitive whiskers quiver slightly as they pick up the
>> rustling. She looks up from the hug and sees the Tyger. She is about to
>> break from the hug when she notices Locandez talking with the new fur.
>> Content that the new fur is in good paws, she stays in the group hug.>
>>
>> WebKitty, now where are the keys to the oreo truck?
>>
>You left them on the table, when you rushed over to join the group hug,
>at least, that's where I saw them last. ;)
Heh heh heh heh......That's what's good about being able to teleport.
*jingles keys* I got them now. Ooohhhhhh _shiny_ *stands mesmerized by the
shiny keys*
"My theory by A. Elk. Brackets Miss, brackets. The theory goes as follows
and begins now. All brontosauruses are thin at one end, much much thicker
in the middle and then thin again at the far end. This is my theory, it is
mine, and belongs to me(contd)
WulfTyger
>We're trying to look like one _big_ fur, because it was a macrophile's
>birthday recently... ;}
*blink* Ah, I see. So...um...exactly what kind of fur is that supposed
to look like?
>Locandez breaks stealthily away from the macrohug and trots over to
>WulfTyger, touching him gently on his shoulder. "Hiya! Ummm... just ignore
>those lot. Would you like something to eat? We've got soup, chocolate,
>sandwiches, Oreos, Marmite, Nutella, Bonios and just about every possible
>yummy snackstuff available. Or perhaps you want to go somewhere quiet and
>talk?" *hug*
The Tyger grins slightly as he sets down his backpack and
begins to rustle through the pockets. "Actually," he says "I have my
own supply of Oreos (double stuff) in here somewhere." He begins to
get frustrated as he continues to search. "Aha!" he cries as he pulls
out a bag of assorted licorice pieces "Here is what I am in the mood
for right now though." :)
Whisper
Skytech <sky...@ix.netcom.com> wrote in article
> Whisper wrote:
> > Sheesh. < Whisper extracts himself from the growing pile of furs, grabs
> > some food from the buffet table and heads toward a nearby tree.>
>
> Get back in there!
>
> Skytech grabs Whisper and tosses him back on the pile deftly,
> removing the handful of fishsticks. He heads back to the table scarfing
> the perloined treats.
<blink>
He ate my fish sticks.
I can't believe he ate my fish sticks.
Oh well, I'll just get more.
<Whisper manages to re-extract himself from the growing pile of fur, walks
back over to the table, and grabs another handful of fish sticks.> I think
I'd better watch out for WebKitty while I'm eating these.
Whisper, using his wrong paw to eat his fish sticks.
WulfTyger
On Sat, 06 Sep 1997 21:21:23 -0400, Skytech <sky...@ix.netcom.com>
wrote:
>Whisper wrote:
>>
>> Oh great, now I feel guilty for being involved in a furry hug.
>> Sheesh. < Whisper extracts himself from the growing pile of furs, grabs
>> some food from the buffet table and heads toward a nearby tree.> I thought
>> it was only RL hugs that upset people, live and learn I guess.
>> --
>
> Get back in there!
>
> Never, ever feel guilty about group hugs! Just 'cus I have a
>problem with it, here and in RL, doesn't mean others shouldn't enjoy and
>encourage a wonderful moment!
<snip>
Yeah, what he said. I had just spent 30 minutes trying to think of a
way to say that (with zero success). Don't let the reactions of other
people be the sole factor (or even a large factor) that makes up your
mind on what *you* do. Hmpf...even that didn't come out right...oh
well, I am sure the message is clear. Go on back to the hug and have
fun, I'll just sit a good distance away and eat my licorice. :)
WulfTyger
On Sat, 06 Sep 1997 21:50:27 -0400, Skytech <sky...@ix.netcom.com>
wrote:
>> The Tyger grins slightly as he sets down his backpack and
>> begins to rustle through the pockets. "Actually," he says "I have my
>> own supply of Oreos (double stuff) in here somewhere." He begins to
>> get frustrated as he continues to search. "Aha!" he cries as he pulls
>> out a bag of assorted licorice pieces "Here is what I am in the mood
>> for right now though." :)
>>
>
> Licorice? Licorice?!
>
> The vulpan's eyes and ears perk and he leaps over the table.
>Standing next to the somewhat startled fur, bouncing ever so slightly in
>anticipation, he asks if WulfTyger if he'd like to share! Black
>licorice, right?!
Somewhat startled is a slight understatement, but I am sure
that will come out in the wash. And yes, this is black licorice. IMO
black licorice is the only kind that can/should be called licorice.
Everything else is just cherry(?) flavored stuff shaped to look like
licorice and any company that calls that licorice is suffering from a
severe case of ignorance. Licorice is a flavor, not a form of candy.
Think about it, would you say that cola can be called root beer just
because they both come in 12oz. cans? This is all just a minor detail,
but it is one of the many things on my list of "Things that bug me".
Oh my, it seems I have rambled on and on while you stand there
bouncing back and forth. Aren't you tired yet? Well then sit down, and
have some licorice. :)
Whisper
WulfTyger <Wulf...@BUSYSIGNAL.aol.com> wrote in article
>
> Yeah, what he said. I had just spent 30 minutes trying to think of a
> way to say that (with zero success). Don't let the reactions of other
> people be the sole factor (or even a large factor) that makes up your
> mind on what *you* do.
Nah, I was just getting hot under all of that fur and needed a break. IRL
you'd probably never see me in a group hug, (too jumpy Ya know.)
JDupont378
In article <34150958...@furry.isc-br.com>,
Wulf...@BUSYSIGNAL.aol.com (WulfTyger) writes:
> Somewhat startled is a slight understatement, but I am sure
>that will come out in the wash. And yes, this is black licorice. IMO
>black licorice is the only kind that can/should be called licorice.
>Everything else is just cherry(?) flavored stuff shaped to look like
>licorice and any company that calls that licorice is suffering from a
>severe case of ignorance. Licorice is a flavor, not a form of candy.
>Think about it, would you say that cola can be called root beer just
>because they both come in 12oz. cans? This is all just a minor detail,
>but it is one of the many things on my list of "Things that bug me".
Yeah, I noticed that too.
Buster "Pet Peev." Charlie
JDupont378
In article <341202...@ix.netcom.com>, Skytech <sky...@ix.netcom.com>
writes:
>
> Check out how the hierarchy works: Real life -- lurker -- newbie --
>veteran -- the one who makes the Furvey.
>
> Have a pringle?
Pringles are cool, One question, were does crazed ferret fit in there? Oh
yeah, in case you don't knowknow, I am not part of that group or.. err..
HUG! Any fur that is part of this furpile and has any resemblence to me is
just that explosive Buster Decoy I used to trick certain mustelids who
should know better than to try to trick a ferret because ferrets like
Buster expects the unexpetced unexpetced. And here is the kicker, the decoy
is set to explode when the furpile reaches critical mass..
Buster "You now have 3 minutes to reach minmum safe distance!" Charlie
D.Jean Cooper
WulfTyger wrote:
> Somewhat startled is a slight understatement, but I am sure
> that will come out in the wash. And yes, this is black licorice. IMO
> black licorice is the only kind that can/should be called licorice.
> Everything else is just cherry(?) flavored stuff shaped to look like
> licorice and any company that calls that licorice is suffering from a
> severe case of ignorance. Licorice is a flavor, not a form of candy.
>
Ambergold slowly extracts herself from the furpile. Ambling over to
the new fur - hiya, haven't seen you around these parts before. Is you
wolf or tigger? Or both? <G> Oh, looks like a stack of Pringles. The
white wolf snitches a few for herself. Welcome to the gang, WulfTyger!
Enjoy. (Licorice? Yeeechy. Got sick from it as a wee cub.)
-Walk in Balance
Ambergold Wolfeyes
SCA: Lady Aelfreda O'Llyn Ewig
(I've been off the group for a few days. Didn't *know* this thread got
-this- big!!)
--
D.Jean Cooper
dco...@inav.net
Sig? What sig? Aaaagh! Catch it quick before it escapes onto the 'Net!
Maskwa
JDupont378 wrote:
>
> In article <341202...@ix.netcom.com>, Skytech <sky...@ix.netcom.com>
> writes:
>
> >
> > Check out how the hierarchy works: Real life -- lurker -- newbie --
> >veteran -- the one who makes the Furvey.
> >
> > Have a pringle?
>
> Pringles are cool, One question, were does crazed ferret fit in there? Oh
> yeah, in case you don't knowknow, I am not part of that group or.. err..
> HUG!
((maskwa walks over with mother-lovin' HUGE plate of eats))
Yeah, those things are nothin'but trouble!
> Any fur that is part of this furpile and has any resemblence to me is
> just that explosive Buster Decoy I used to trick certain mustelids who
> should know better than to try to trick a ferret because ferrets like
> Buster expects the unexpetced unexpetced. And here is the kicker, the decoy
> is set to explode when the furpile reaches critical mass..
Crikey, Binky! I think we're done for!
> Buster "You now have 3 minutes to reach minmum safe distance!" Charlie
Oh, uh, hmm. Forgive me for being ignorant of the subject, but what
*is* minimum safe distance? If we have to break orbit, we might have a
problem unless those mechs can carry a whole lotta passengers!
-- kaskitewaw maskwa -- Blakbehr -- Andrew Steppan -- DijitlToiz
-- Address Mangled. If you can't fix it, I don't want to talk to you.
-- "It's never too late to have a happy childhood!" - Cutter John
-- http://www.cuug.ab.ca:8001/~asteppan/
JDupont378
In article <5utjgg$44k$1...@velar.isc-br.com>, Maskwa
<aste...@cuug.nospam.ab.ca> writes:
>
>Crikey, Binky! I think we're done for!
>
>> Buster "You now have 3 minutes to reach minmum safe distance!" Charlie
>
>Oh, uh, hmm. Forgive me for being ignorant of the subject, but what
>*is* minimum safe distance? If we have to break orbit, we might have a
>problem unless those mechs can carry a whole lotta passengers!
>
>
Buster pops "Heresy" into CD player....
Well, MSD depends on the warhead. For example a single 100 megton nuclear
warhead can wipe out about 75% of Great Britan, or somthing. So It wall
depends on what will happen when the explosive decoy blows up.
Break Orbit, HA! If I was going to load a warhead THAT big into the
Ferret, I would already have left this diamention for home, and you would
be talking to a Dima-spook. Don't worry, there is no Nova-bomb, and it
won't take out this part of the universe. If you want to know you will have
to play the 20 questions version of GUESS WHAT KIND OF BOMB BUSTER IS GOING
TO USE ON SOME HELPLESS FURS! Or maybe not.
I'll give you a hint, its bigger than a breadbox. :)
Buster "VOOM!" Charlie
WebKitty
In article <341208...@ix.netcom.com>, sky...@ix.netcom.com wrote:
> WulfTyger wrote:
> > "Aha!" he cries as he pulls
> > out a bag of assorted licorice pieces "Here is what I am in the mood
> > for right now though." :)
> >
>
> Licorice? Licorice?!
>
> The vulpan's eyes and ears perk and he leaps over the table.
> Standing next to the somewhat startled fur, bouncing ever so slightly in
> anticipation, he asks if WulfTyger if he'd like to share! Black
> licorice, right?!
Black licorice? *gag*sputter*cough*
I'm sorry, but black licorice is right up there with candy corn on my list
of least favorite candies. I like red licorice though. :)
WebKitty, who probably has a whole set of sweet teeth
WebKitty
In article <01bcbb36$76cb6300$1c14e4cf@whisper>, "Whisper"
<whi...@furry.reno.nv.us> wrote:
<snip>
> <Whisper manages to re-extract himself from the growing pile of fur, walks
> back over to the table, and grabs another handful of fish sticks.> I think
> I'd better watch out for WebKitty while I'm eating these.
<WebKitty steps out of the shower, her body wrapped up in a bathrobe.>
Showers work better than just the tongue, I've found.
<She looks at the group hug and notices Whisper at the buffet table.>
Kitty pounce!!!
<She does a running jump, knocking the foxy to the ground. She gets up
and notices that she has knocked Whisper's fishsticks out of his paws.
Mewing apologetically, she helps him up and gives him a freshly baked
batch of fishsticks.>
WebKitty
NEKOmancer
>
>JDupont378 wrote:
>>
>> In article <341202...@ix.netcom.com>, Skytech <sky...@ix.netcom.com>
>> writes:
>>
>> >
>> > Check out how the hierarchy works: Real life -- lurker -- newbie --
>> >veteran -- the one who makes the Furvey.
>> >
>> > Have a pringle?
>>
>> Pringles are cool, One question, were does crazed ferret fit in there? Oh
>> yeah, in case you don't knowknow, I am not part of that group or.. err..
>> HUG!
crazed ferret fit's in between "veteran" see it goes vet-crazed ferret-eran ;)
>((maskwa walks over with mother-lovin' HUGE plate of eats))
>Yeah, those things are nothin'but trouble!
>
>> Any fur that is part of this furpile and has any resemblence to me is
>> just that explosive Buster Decoy I used to trick certain mustelids who
>> should know better than to try to trick a ferret because ferrets like
>> Buster expects the unexpetced unexpetced. And here is the kicker, the decoy
>> is set to explode when the furpile reaches critical mass..
>
>Crikey, Binky! I think we're done for!
>
>> Buster "You now have 3 minutes to reach minmum safe distance!" Charlie
>
>Oh, uh, hmm. Forgive me for being ignorant of the subject, but what
>*is* minimum safe distance? If we have to break orbit, we might have a
>problem unless those mechs can carry a whole lotta passengers!
>
>
One word. Limbo. It's humongous! Doesn't dwell on this plane of existence,
it altrers our body frequency to phase us just enough out of this dimension
so nothing can hurt us. Everyone can fit in there. Shoot, I've been
thinking of making a little handheld Limbo frequency just to be able to
phase slightly out of this plane. Still be seen, but can't be touched. ;)
Dan Poore
Disengage Lurk Mode.
Skytech wrote:
> Skytech sits alone at the picnic table as the newbie comes out of
> the bushes toward the outdoor buffet, sees the pile, and heads back to
> the bush. Before he reacts, Locandez gets to WulfTyger and talks to him.
>
> Skytech smiles and gestures to the table; "Come on up! Not everyone
> here is into the touchy-feely thing. Well, maybe just me. We have food
> and good company to share. They'll get over *that* soon."
Well, sorta-kinda you're not alone. Purrrrsonally, I'm not too fond of
being randomly hugged by some unknown person, and hugfests (like on
F-MUCK)
bother the heck out of me. Having said that, though, I'm not averse to
the
concept in general of hugs... especially not when they come from femmes.
;)
> --
> La kasigada vulpo
> Skytech
Re-engage Lurk Mode.
CyberTiger ^..^
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In article <19970907142...@ladder01.news.aol.com>,
jdupo...@aol.com (JDupont378) writes:
>
>I'll give you a hint, its bigger than a breadbox. :)
>
>
Trivia time! Who made the phrase "Bigger than a breadbox" famous, and on
what TV show? A big bag of Nutterbutters awaits the winner!
Harry,
cookie & pie monster.
BTW, anyone who thinks this has nothing to do with furriness has never
looked inside my breadbox! ;)
Lisa Jennings
JDupont378 wrote:
>
> In article <341034DC.5F49@SPAM_is_for_sandwiches.com>, Lisa Jennings
> <Allthis@SPAM_is_for_sandwiches.com> writes:
>
> >I'm a khromat.... we all do that.
>
> What is, a khormat? I mean, I hear you mention that a couple of times, but
> I figure I might as well ask. After all, the worst thing you can do is, Oh
> nevermind, I don't want to offend anyone here who might not want to know
> what horrable things this ermine could do to an unexpecting vicim in very
> explicite and gory detail.
*giggle!*
A Khromat (pronounced Crow-mat) is an alien race that I have been
drawing actively since 1981. They all have chameleon fur that they can
control to some greater or lesser extent (trainable skill), they have a
body designed to move easily in either bipedal or quadrupedal modes
(they tend to run on all fours), they have a crest of longer 'hair' that
runs down from just above the eyesockets to just above the
shoulderblades and this gets styled much like human hair. Khromatai are
telepathic, strongly empathic, semi-gestault in mode, and can mate with
anything mammalian and have fertile hybrids... they have 9 distinct
ethnic breeds they call "kafarai", which roughly correspond to our
ethnic diversity, and the groups have human-coined 'common names' that
reflect the general physcial appearances of that kafaren... Felines,
Lupines, Vulpines, Mustelines (no ermine), Ursines, Cervids, Rodents (no
mice), Ermine and "Mixed".
Further details can be gotten from the 2nd Edition of Other Suns (plug,
plug, plug....)
ermine
WebKitty
In article <19970908020...@ladder02.news.aol.com>,
hpic...@aol.com (HPickands) wrote:
> Trivia time! Who made the phrase "Bigger than a breadbox" famous, and on
> what TV show? A big bag of Nutterbutters awaits the winner!
Um...Um...Um...The Beatles!
WebKitty, in an MST3K mood today :)
Lisa Jennings
JDupont378 wrote:
>
> In article <341202...@ix.netcom.com>, Skytech <sky...@ix.netcom.com>
> writes:
>
> >
> > Check out how the hierarchy works: Real life -- lurker -- newbie --
> >veteran -- the one who makes the Furvey.
> >
> > Have a pringle?
>
> Pringles are cool, One question, were does crazed ferret fit in there? Oh
> yeah, in case you don't knowknow, I am not part of that group or.. err..
> just that explosive Buster Decoy I used to trick certain mustelids who
> should know better than to try to trick a ferret because ferrets like
> Buster expects the unexpetced unexpetced. And here is the kicker, the decoy
> is set to explode when the furpile reaches critical mass..
A cheshire grin appears by Buster's shoulder, followed by the sudden
appearance of a doll looking remarkably like the ferret -- only wearing
tie-dye and holding onto flowers instead of a gun, and a big
cat-ate-the-canary grin. :3
Micole "ermines... very dangerous. You go first."
Skytech
WebKitty wrote:
>
> Black licorice? *gag*sputter*cough*
>
> I'm sorry, but black licorice is right up there with candy corn on my list
> of least favorite candies. I like red licorice though. :)
>
Phhht! Peasant! Red licorice is cherry candy with the word licorice
inadvertantly stamped to it!
One thing I like about black licorice; nobody else wants it! Mine!
All mine! Ha-ha! Oh, okay, I'll share.
Skytech
WulfTyger wrote:
>
> Oh my, it seems I have rambled on and on while you stand there
> bouncing back and forth. Aren't you tired yet? Well then sit down, and
> have some licorice. :)
>
Skytech takes a bite, chews thouroughly, and does his best 'Snuffles'
imitation.
Ahhh! There's nothing like black licorice! First and ONLY hug this fox
is handing out but it's an emergency.
However, NEVER try medicial black licorice! Bad, Nasty tasting...! Made
the mistake when much younger. The Druggist warned us but not too
strongly. Ho, ho! Sense of humor!
Skytech
WebKitty wrote:
>
> Kitty pounce!!!
>
> <She does a running jump, knocking the foxy to the ground. She gets up
> and notices that she has knocked Whisper's fishsticks out of his paws.
> Mewing apologetically, she helps him up and gives him a freshly baked
> batch of fishsticks.>
>
Skytech wonders where the towel went!
What am *I* taking about?! I don't wear clothes!
JDupont378
In article <3413FC6B.2CE2@SPAM_is_for_sandwiches.com>, Lisa Jennings
<Allthis@SPAM_is_for_sandwiches.com> writes:
>
>A cheshire grin appears by Buster's shoulder, followed by the sudden
>appearance of a doll looking remarkably like the ferret -- only wearing
>tie-dye and holding onto flowers instead of a gun, and a big
>cat-ate-the-canary grin. :3
>
>Micole "ermines... very dangerous. You go first."
>
>
Yeah, I was thinking od doing a picture like that. Buster the nitemare
hippy goth, ODELAY!
Oh yeah, nitemare hippy girl reminds me of a picture of Anise with a puma
assault cannon giveing a peace sing. Its like PEACE! Through supirior
firepower. Or maybe not, but there is a point here.
Buster "Wrong, no point." Charlie
Locandez
In article <341401ae...@furry.isc-br.com>, Wulf...@BUSYSIGNAL.aol.com
(WulfTyger) wrote:
>> Never, ever feel guilty about group hugs! Just 'cus I have a
>>problem with it, here and in RL, doesn't mean others shouldn't enjoy and
>>encourage a wonderful moment!
><snip>
>
>Yeah, what he said. I had just spent 30 minutes trying to think of a
>way to say that (with zero success). Don't let the reactions of other
>people be the sole factor (or even a large factor) that makes up your
>mind on what *you* do. Hmpf...even that didn't come out right...oh
>well, I am sure the message is clear. Go on back to the hug and have
>fun, I'll just sit a good distance away and eat my licorice. :)
'Kay, if you promise to throw licorice bits into the hug, for us foxies :)
Locandez
--
"Horses are used to make glue. Which is funny really, because if you touch a horse, it isn't really that sticky"
WebKitty
> WebKitty wrote:
> >
> > Black licorice? *gag*sputter*cough*
> >
> > I'm sorry, but black licorice is right up there with candy corn on my list
> > of least favorite candies. I like red licorice though. :)
> >
>
> Phhht! Peasant! Red licorice is cherry candy with the word licorice
> inadvertantly stamped to it!
_Cherry_? Cherry?! I always assumed that the _flavor_ was red...Fine...
*grumble*grumble* Red Vines...they're not licorice...*grumble*annoyed purr*
Alright, erm, what about Blackjack gum (which I can't find anymore, dang it!)
WebKitty
Skytech
WebKitty wrote:
>
> Alright, erm, what about Blackjack gum (which I can't find anymore, dang it!)
>
Oooo! Why does that sound sooo familiar!
NEKOmancer
In article <na.f0f8f647c6...@argonet.co.uk>, Locandez
<lyn...@argonet.co.uk> writes:
>In article <3411fd1f...@furry.isc-br.com>, Wulf...@BUSYSIGNAL.aol.com
>(WulfTyger) wrote:
>
>>>We're trying to look like one _big_ fur, because it was a macrophile's
>>>birthday recently... ;}
>>
>>*blink* Ah, I see. So...um...exactly what kind of fur is that supposed
>>to look like?
>
>A hy00ge wolf-femme fur.
>
>
>
Gee....Glad I got out when I did.
"And I've poured out the pleasure and dealt with the pain. Standing in the
station waitin' in the rain. I'm starting to feel a little muscvle again,
but love is lost like a runaway train." Runaway Train - Elton John
Locandez
>>We're trying to look like one _big_ fur, because it was a macrophile's
>>birthday recently... ;}
>
>*blink* Ah, I see. So...um...exactly what kind of fur is that supposed
>to look like?
A hy00ge wolf-femme fur.
Locandez
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David Cooke
Skytech wrote:
>
> WebKitty wrote:
> >
> > Black licorice? *gag*sputter*cough*
> >
> > I'm sorry, but black licorice is right up there with candy corn on my list
> > of least favorite candies. I like red licorice though. :)
> >
>
> Phhht! Peasant! Red licorice is cherry candy with the word licorice
> inadvertantly stamped to it!
>
> All mine! Ha-ha! Oh, okay, I'll share.
Are we talking sweet licorice or salt licorice here? I like the sweet
stuff, but I love the salt licorice they have in Holland.
David Cooke.
Chris Manning
<Lurk Mode Off>
David Cooke wrote:
>
> Skytech wrote:
> >
> > WebKitty wrote:
> > >
> > Phhht! Peasant! Red licorice is cherry candy with the word licorice
> > inadvertantly stamped to it!
> >
> > One thing I like about black licorice; nobody else wants it! Mine!
> > All mine! Ha-ha! Oh, okay, I'll share.
>
> Are we talking sweet licorice or salt licorice here? I like the sweet
> stuff, but I love the salt licorice they have in Holland.
>
it's just too bitter, or something.
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Skytech
David Cooke wrote:
>
> Are we talking sweet licorice or salt licorice here? I like the sweet
> stuff, but I love the salt licorice they have in Holland.
>
Salt...licorice? Anything like salt water taffy?
Skytech
David Cooke wrote:
>
> Skytech wrote:
> >
>
Assorted flavored chewy candy made by boiling sugar (or molasses)
and repeatedly stretching it. I have NO idea why the adjective 'salt
water' was added! :)
>
> Salt licorice has an ammonia salt as one of its ingredients, its
> alot stronger and far more savoury than sugar licorice. Its also
> usually alot harder, and is sold in small disks (similar size to
> Pontefact cakes), or molded into various shapes.
>
AMMONIA!!
Uh, what's a Pontefact cake?
Frak! Put an big pond between us and nothing's the same! :)
David Cooke
Skytech wrote:
>
> David Cooke wrote:
> >
> > Are we talking sweet licorice or salt licorice here? I like the sweet
> > stuff, but I love the salt licorice they have in Holland.
> >
>
No idea, whats taffy?
Salt licorice has an ammonia salt as one of its ingredients, its
alot stronger and far more savoury than sugar licorice. Its also
usually alot harder, and is sold in small disks (similar size to
Pontefact cakes), or molded into various shapes.
David Cooke.
Skytech
David Cooke wrote:
>
> > Frak! Put an big pond between us and nothing's the same! :)
>
>
Oh! I thought it was a colloquial curse from a cyberpunk RPG. Probably
misspelled.
Boss Hoss
FRAK!: a colliquial swear word from the "Battlestar Galactica"
universe; Has same meaning as a certain english word with the
same first and last letters. ;=)
-BOSS HOSS