Furries, Who Else Hates Them?

by ColdRedRain 22 Replies latest jw friends

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  Ms. Whip

  did anyone else watch the "fur and loathing" episode on CSI? lol

  here's an excerpt:

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  [INT. POLICE DEPARTMENT - INTERVIEW ROOM -- DAY]
  
  (CATHERINE and BRASS reinterview BUD SIMMONS sexy the cat.)
  
  BRASS: Okay, bud, I'm going to get right to it. Bob Pitt's semen was found all
  over your kitty costume.
  
  CATHERINE: You lied to us. You were doing a little more than grooming.
  
  BUD SIMMONS: It started as a skritch, then everyone got in a furpile and pretty
  soon, we were all yiffing.
  
  (Quick flashback to: The Furpile, whipping sounds and animal whimperings in the
  background. You want more description, go watch the episode. End of flashback.
  Resume to present.)
  
  CATHERINE: I get "furpile." Define "yiffing."
  
  BUD SIMMONS: In a furpile, when all the animals start rubbing and wiggling,
  some of them start to do things.
  
  (Quick flashback to: The furpile and obscene animal groaning noises. You want
  more description, then you really need to watch the episode. End of flashback.
  Resume to present.)
  
  BRASS: The kind of things that leave semen on your fur?
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  burnieschick

  I watched the CSI episode, which I have to say was a real eye-opener, and quite a giggle!

  I'm an open-minded person, and each to their own but, what I am amazed at is the Japanese participation. My grandparents were both POW's of the Japanese and I've done hours of research over the last year, trying to piece together the full picture of what they went through. From everything I've read, the Japanese claimed to be a civilized, cultured and honourable society (which of course explains why they tortured, starved and murdered thousands). In the POW camps, men and women, both civilian and military were seperated, and husbands and wives trying to catch a glimps of each through the fence would be beaten by guards, as this was regarded as disgraceful, disgusting and uncivilized behaviour.

  So now this civilized, cultured and honourable society, which refuses to apologise for it's past (and the British Government is too frightened to ask for, for fear of offending them) and to this day, remains proud of it's actions during the war, gathers together dressed in obscene, pornographic animal costumes...and that's ok????!!!!!!!! What would their grandparents think? What's happened to their traditions and culture? How is yiffing acceptable in a society that proudly beat to death with rifle butts married men and women trying to sneak a look at their loved ones from 100 yards away?

  Is it just me?????
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  Preston

  Is this kinda like Bugs Bunny when he dresses up in high heels and a skirt?

  - Preston