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Bring it. -1 -13

Nice. I've always loved this song.

I agree with you up to a point. Being a Furry is a lot harder for a guy in high school than a girl in high school. With guys, it's all about their personal image, or how others perceive them. As you said, they think about sex all the time, and being percieved as something "out of the normal"...

Anybody hungry? I brought a snack. -1 -13

There are several aspects to your question. Yes, having a group talk about what you like is really annoying. In an ideal world, you would explain to them that they are wrong and they would agree and the unicorns would come out to play. In RL, if you tell them you are Furry, especially after...

I made this as a parody ad piece for Fangcon I just posted it in LPW.

This is more MY style:

A Ouch Kink:D

Q: How many Furries does it take to change a light bulb? A: Furries won't change the light bulb. They will just drink in the dark.

We have jam here, too, but is made with pieces of fruit in it as well. I'm going to go lay down and try to get some sleep. I know it's about noon over there, but it's still dark here. Night all.

I found this list of British and American food name differences: As you probably know, Yanks say tomAYto, Brits say tomAHto… but it isn’t just pronunciation that can be different between the two countries. In fact, when it comes to food, people from the UK and US sometimes use completely...

Customs in different countries are funny sometimes, too. I knew of an American preacher who travelled to France with his family. They were invited to eat with a French family. The preacher told his family to be sure to eat everything on their plates so that food wasn't wasted. They went to...

It gets very confusing, but funny.

In the UK, a cookie is a soft, squishy, moist biscuit (for lack of a better word). ... A British biscuit is an American cookieand an American cookie is a British cookie and anAmerican biscuit is a British scone and an Americanscone is something else entirely.

Yes. The whole biscuit, cookie, cracker thing between England and America is pretty funny.

I don't know what bacteria they use for that, but I can guess that it is very similar. I don't like buttermilk. It tastes sour to me.

Recipes for biscuits vary slightly. You can Google recipes online. I don't use the ones with sugar. If I use sugar, it is because I am making cookies.