Ponderances Upon Legos and Skunks...
12 years ago
So, a couple things about me:
1) I'm not a typical furry, in that I don't obsess over normal furry things like role-playing or Therians or MLPs or the like. But I'm not normal either. I do have my particular furry proclivities. My biggest one is I'm obsessed with seeing skunks in the media. Any skunk, in any media. I don't know why, but I just love it. It's life-affirming, bringing peace and order to my world, and sometimes almost feels like a religious experience. That is not to say I bow down and worship the 'Lets Read!' poster at my local library or anything, but it does mean I feel slightly transcendent during these moments. I'd get the same feeling when I walked into the Sanctuary at church when I used to go. Just a feeling of heavy, enveloping tranquility. I could ramble for a great deal of time about all the implications of that comparison, but all you need to know is that's a thing I do. I keep track of all the new cartoon shows, in order to determine which ones are most likely to have skunk characters or even one-off skunk jokes. I've watched far too many bad camping films because skunks are often used as gags in those. I even own Stewart Little 3 on DVD. Another thing I do is keep track of new toy launches, and that leads me to...
2) I love Legos. Yeah, nothing special there. But they were a huge part of my childhood. I would spend all day in my room, which was at least 55% Lego by the time I entered High School, playing out epic tales that would last for days or weeks on end and feature a cast of hundreds of unique Lego characters. These things weren't particularly furry (this was before that part of me awakened) but that aspect was there. I recall using the Gungan figurines far more often than I should, and when I finally got a werewolf figurine head it quickly became a main character. I still don't play with these things (they're currently in storage) but that doesn't mean I still don't feel their ever-growing call pulling me back even now... So when Lego announced their new 'Legends of Chima' line a year ago I got a little excited. These were furry Lego figurines! And even though I didn't buy any, that still made little Stank very happy to see. And it also meant... there was a faint chance, but still... that perhaps my two peculiar interests may yet finally meet...
I mean surely there would never be a Lego Skunk Figurine. Surely. Even with Chima animals, a skunk species is impossible. Nobody would want that. It would look ridiculous. The tail would just be nonsense. The lions and wolves didn't even HAVE tails, so what good would a skunk figurine be without a tail? No, these were surely the dreams of a madman and I would go wanting the rest of my days...
Well then this happened: http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/_.....70107_alt1.jpg
This has made me happy in the way that I can only imagine normal people feel after they make out with their sexy boss hard enough to earn a promotion.
I will never cease being fascinated by my own life.
1) I'm not a typical furry, in that I don't obsess over normal furry things like role-playing or Therians or MLPs or the like. But I'm not normal either. I do have my particular furry proclivities. My biggest one is I'm obsessed with seeing skunks in the media. Any skunk, in any media. I don't know why, but I just love it. It's life-affirming, bringing peace and order to my world, and sometimes almost feels like a religious experience. That is not to say I bow down and worship the 'Lets Read!' poster at my local library or anything, but it does mean I feel slightly transcendent during these moments. I'd get the same feeling when I walked into the Sanctuary at church when I used to go. Just a feeling of heavy, enveloping tranquility. I could ramble for a great deal of time about all the implications of that comparison, but all you need to know is that's a thing I do. I keep track of all the new cartoon shows, in order to determine which ones are most likely to have skunk characters or even one-off skunk jokes. I've watched far too many bad camping films because skunks are often used as gags in those. I even own Stewart Little 3 on DVD. Another thing I do is keep track of new toy launches, and that leads me to...
2) I love Legos. Yeah, nothing special there. But they were a huge part of my childhood. I would spend all day in my room, which was at least 55% Lego by the time I entered High School, playing out epic tales that would last for days or weeks on end and feature a cast of hundreds of unique Lego characters. These things weren't particularly furry (this was before that part of me awakened) but that aspect was there. I recall using the Gungan figurines far more often than I should, and when I finally got a werewolf figurine head it quickly became a main character. I still don't play with these things (they're currently in storage) but that doesn't mean I still don't feel their ever-growing call pulling me back even now... So when Lego announced their new 'Legends of Chima' line a year ago I got a little excited. These were furry Lego figurines! And even though I didn't buy any, that still made little Stank very happy to see. And it also meant... there was a faint chance, but still... that perhaps my two peculiar interests may yet finally meet...
I mean surely there would never be a Lego Skunk Figurine. Surely. Even with Chima animals, a skunk species is impossible. Nobody would want that. It would look ridiculous. The tail would just be nonsense. The lions and wolves didn't even HAVE tails, so what good would a skunk figurine be without a tail? No, these were surely the dreams of a madman and I would go wanting the rest of my days...
Well then this happened: http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/_.....70107_alt1.jpg
This has made me happy in the way that I can only imagine normal people feel after they make out with their sexy boss hard enough to earn a promotion.
I will never cease being fascinated by my own life.
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What's a Therian?
<- indicative joke face.
(and on your first point, i'm that way bout tanuki's of late.)
I keep forgetting those are a thing. That is oddly fascinating XD
It's because I know I would like it TOO much.
Trust me, I know how you feel on this. Mewtwo's appearance in media and his popularity in general affects me much the same way you describe!
Some strange, strange people...
<.<
.....*prrrr?*
I have to say I'm very similar with what you've described when it comes to anything vore-related. It's not always so much of a sexual fascination as it is just...fulfilling. Like you said, reminiscent of some kind of religious experience. It's weird, but it works, so whatever.
We sell those chima lego sets at my work, and to be honest- ive also ALWAYS looked for a skunk! but there were none in the first 'wave' of them >.< but seeing this has actually got me excited! thanks for pointing it out! the minute it arrives in new zealand im gonna buy one too >3>
skunks unite! <3
...I have to think about this some.