Author Topic: What exactly is wrong with furries?  (Read 22490 times)

That picture is so full of stuff I have to cut it out or the computer starts to smell. Looking at it from a semi-realistic standpoint, Freeman would not stand a chance.
I'd say Gordon's Armor is better. Also how he manages to take down an empire by himself.

All in all, Chuck Norris kicks everyone's ass. Because he's Chuck Norris.

All in all, Chuck Norris kicks everyone's ass. Because he's Chuck Norris.

now gtfo

I'd say Gordon's Armor is better. Also how he manages to take down an empire by himself.

All in all, Chuck Norris kicks everyone's ass. Because he's Chuck Norris.
Are you sure his armor is better?
He dies easily by standard bullets.

Master Chief goes against others wearing armor like his and can take a bigger beating from mean weapons.


Spacecigarettes. Go to your topic.
Nark, if you're referring to the kissing pic, that's not research.

I'd say Gordon's Armor is better. Also how he manages to take down an empire by himself.
He's a scientist in a fancy radiation suit vs a super soldier in combat-tested power armor. There is no contest. Freeman loses.

He's a scientist in a fancy radiation suit vs a super soldier in combat-tested power armor. There is no contest. Freeman loses.
*cough* spacecigarettes.

Nark, if you're referring to the kissing pic, that's not research.
I'm not talking about that. I'm talking about a fox furry... revealing herself. And the pic was so big her ear took up normal PM space.

ಠ_ಠ

The Lambada suit is Combat-Tested power armor also. as proven in Half-Life 1. But I suppose it's a matter of opinion and/or the difficulty setting of the gameplay

Since the title is asking about furries, I'll say what I think about them. I find it disgusting that a person would have love with a loving horse rather than have love with a girl of their species. People who would have love with an animal are mentally ill. Those who hide their special interest are the ones that no one suspects of being a furry. But then we have those flambouyant jackasses that can't keep their richard in their halloween costume of a wolf. Anyone that is a furry will not get stuff from me if they show that they are furry.

*cough* spacecigarettes.
That other thread is for everything v. space marines
This is Gordan Freeman vs Master Chief.

I'm not talking about that. I'm talking about a fox furry... revealing herself. And the pic was so big her ear took up normal PM space.

ಠ_ಠ

The Lambada suit is Combat-Tested power armor also. as proven in Half-Life 1. But I suppose it's a matter of opinion and/or the difficulty setting of the gameplay
It's not a "lambda" suit its an HEV suit.

Master cheif is in space.

everything v. space marines
Chuck Norris.

It's not a "lambda" suit its an HEV suit.
Oops, wrong name. Lambada is the Resistance logo.

Since the title is asking about furries, I'll say what I think about them. I find it disgusting that a person would have love with a loving horse rather than have love with a girl of their species. People who would have love with an animal are mentally ill. Those who hide their special interest are the ones that no one suspects of being a furry. But then we have those flambouyant jackasses that can't keep their richard in their halloween costume of a wolf. Anyone that is a furry will not get stuff from me if they show that they are furry.
Not that I would forget a horse or any animal, but I don't see how it makes them mentally ill.

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The Lambada suit is Combat-Tested power armor also. as proven in Half-Life 1. But I suppose it's a matter of opinion and/or the difficulty setting of the gameplay
Okay, so it's combat-tested against what?
Standard bullets? Zombie arms?

Was it tested against powerful bullets? (Assuming more powerful because it's further in the future. Things get better not worse.)
Was it even tested against laser weaponry?
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Captain Late-pants here:

There is nothing wrong with furries other than when they push it in your face. It's a special interest. Everyone has at least one, whether you know what it is yet or not.