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Rodent party at MFF

11 years ago

I'm just leaving this here for now. Hope everyone is having a good time watching the Thanksgiving game. Lagomorphs are welcome, as are partners and friends of rodents. In other words, just come! (But we will want to do a rodent-only fursuit photo.)

http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/6301233/

19 Comments

gilda ~gilda

coolest griffon

11 years ago

Griffons will be circling around.... I could use a light snack!

scooter_squirrel ~scootersquirrel

Watcher

11 years ago

Yay for rodents!

DarioMouse ~dariomouse

Fursuiter

11 years ago

Man, wish I could join y'all! Please take lotsa pics :)

haal ∞haal

Photographer

11 years ago

Am I to infer from this that you won't be at MFF? Shame.

DarioMouse ~dariomouse

Fursuiter

11 years ago

Unfortunately not… the date move was bad timing with work and allowed time off. Gonna miss you!

Cabcat ~cabcat

Anthro Artist

11 years ago

Why do I see a lot of predator birds and feline types hanging around outside the door.

haal ∞haal

Photographer

11 years ago

There absolutely should not be any predators hanging around outside the door. They should come inside where they can enjoy the smorgasbord! (Er, of cheeses and nuts.)

Cabcat ~cabcat

Anthro Artist

11 years ago

That sounds dangerous, you know what cats are like :3

Dyandod ~dyandod

Fursuiter

11 years ago

I'm.... a little wary of your confidence that predators will be able to hold their appetite.....

haal ∞haal

Photographer

11 years ago

With so many watchful eyes on them, they wouldn't dare! They were on their best behaviour at the AC rodent party. If a rodent agrees to go back to a predator's room, that's not our lookout.