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LOL! So *that’s* how furries got their start before the Internet helped give themselves that name. It all makes sense.
I suppose that before gender-switch-fetish webcomics, certain guys sat around saying, “Hey, let’s pretend we suddenly, magically turned into hot babes!”
Oh, the huge manatee!
AUUUUGGHHHHHHHH!
I echo sarab.
‘violate a manatee’ is just so…wrong.
who knew ‘manatee’ was a funny word? Oh, you did.
So THOSE are the guys I saw at the pier over near Bayport.
I like how you say before the internet, as if people are doing that now.
Wait…
Oh God.
Arg, I can’t remember what Funk & Wagnall’s is anymore. I’ll have to look it up on the internet.
It’s like a shout-out to “Laugh-In”: absurdity followed by the old F&W.