Furries: an anthropomorphic culture thrives in Knoxville

Tennesse Journalist ^ | published: February 16 2011 12:07 AM updated:: February 16 2011 08:39 AM | Anna Hall

[Semper Mark]

I have a cousin who is every bit as woolly as that fellow.

One Sunday morning he went out to get the paper while shirtless and the TWRA shot 'im with a tranquilizer dart and relocated 'im.

[50mm]

LOL!

[ronnyquest]

Moronic freaks.

[esquirette]

I have found that show to introduce many sick notions to the airwaves. Avoid it.

[Albion Wilde]

Some furries, known as lifestyle furries, believe being a furry is not a choice but rather a representation of who they innately are. "... That means they think this is who they are. They don't want to be human," Morris said.

How long before the furry movement takes up where the transgender movement leaves off? Normalization of eating and drinking from bowls on the floors of restaurants, legally lifting their legs against trees to take a whiz, etc. I'm glad I'm old.

[Rockerwolf]

Well those are more the fringe element,every subcuture has a fringe element,Goths have people who believe they’re vampires,SCA have people who pretend to live in the Middle ages.http://www.tvguide.com/tvshows/wife-swap-2006/episode-21-season-2/stamperhaggerty/191895.

5264 (59.79%) respondents said they considered themselves completely human, with the majority (3957, 44.54% of the total) saying they admired aspects of other animals. 422 (4.75%) said they did not consider themselves human.

So it’s actually a minority who consider themselves less than human.

http://www.klisoura.com/ot_furrysurvey2009.php