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dog problems
does it mean that furry guys have 4 legs and 2 of them are affected by mood?

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    Hunter_of_Monsters said:
    “A third leg that’s mood controlled”
    I can think of something else that fits the that description ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

    somehow you made a great and a not so good comment using almost the exact same sentence

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  • hunter_of_monsters said:
    “A third leg that’s mood controlled”
    I can think of something else that fits the that description.

    Congratulations, outstanding, simply marvelous, you win comment of the month!

    hunter_of_monsters said:
    “A third leg that’s mood controlled”
    I can think of something else that fits the that description ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

    You disgust me, what a disgrace, simply abysmal, such a disappointment.

    One bad Lenny face, is all it takes to make the whole world go mad

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  • I never think about the question
    The same problem is also with Pretty Derby

    Updated

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  • Yeah, you need to think about how Lord Beerus from Dragonball has his pants set up.
    I know that led to a whole lot of porn about him too, but it only makes sense to have a hole for the tail of some kind.

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  • Furry clothes designers must be some really rich people if they understand the plight of how tails work or any other part of a body that doesn't normally fit in clothes that are standard

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  • point taken, but doesn't change the fact that "Modesty" in the furry genre is like a screen door on a submarine

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  • iller said:
    point taken, but doesn't change the fact that "Modesty" in the furry genre is like a screen door on a submarine

    Wow important question is out of all the things to compare it to you chose screen door on a submarine where did you get that idea from anyways

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  • Is there some "fandom approved" term for a garment aperture like that? an online acquaintance of mine decided to call it an "ylf" (pronounced "ilf"), "fly" spelled backwards because of its position.

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