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Encyclopedia > Furrier

Main Entry: fur•ri•er Pronunciation: 'f&r-E-&r, 'f&-rE- Function: noun Etymology: alteration of Middle English furrer, from Anglo-French furrere, from Old French forrer to fur -- more at FUR 1 : a fur dealer 2 a : one that dresses furs b : one that makes, repairs, alters, or cleans fur garments


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the Darken Hollow - Thoughts - Furry Sociology (5163 words)
In conjunction with the fact that the bulk of Furries tend to be fairly young, it appears that the subculture is undergoing a population growth, accepting new members at a rate higher than older members leave.
The spread of Furry Fandom appears to be primarily word-of-mouth.
One common statement heard between Furries discussing the social dynamics of the fandom is that it appears that the estimated "10% of all humans are homosexual" is reversed.
Furry - WikiFur, the furry encyclopedia (702 words)
The plural form of furry in all its contexts is furs or furries; the subjects of furry interest are also known as furries.
Furries may also enjoy role-playing a particular furry character or fursona, sometimes writing about this character or recording their online interactions for posterity.
This is a topic of much controversy, as it has been the subject of early media attention (such as that from Wired Magazine and Vanity Fair), and has spawned a few groups (such as the Burned Furs) with a desire to shame or suppress those who display their philias in public.
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