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I don't know which is a bigger challenge for me: to draw a 'fat furry' in a very unlikely garment (like a Speedo or a tank top), or drawing a secondary character who just doesn't want to hurt the first one's feelings by revealing an honest opinion about said fat one's outfit...
In this case, "FA" newbie 'Dargo' got himself a 'Snuggie' - simply because it said on the box "one size fits all". And the first person he encountered is my canid associate 'Donovan Lupus' - who is having a tough time keeping a straight face, as he tries not to insult the fat wolf in describing this large, orange, one-piece chamois cloth with sleeves and legs!
BTW, how would YOU react, if you'd met a 'fat furry' in a 'Snuggie'?
'Dargo Wolf' © dargowolf64
'Donovan Lupus' (and artwork) © RobCat
In this case, "FA" newbie 'Dargo' got himself a 'Snuggie' - simply because it said on the box "one size fits all". And the first person he encountered is my canid associate 'Donovan Lupus' - who is having a tough time keeping a straight face, as he tries not to insult the fat wolf in describing this large, orange, one-piece chamois cloth with sleeves and legs!
BTW, how would YOU react, if you'd met a 'fat furry' in a 'Snuggie'?
'Dargo Wolf' © dargowolf64 
'Donovan Lupus' (and artwork) © RobCat
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Fat Furs
Species Wolf
Size 775 x 593px
File Size 136.1 kB
It's sort of like your dressing up as a ghost on Halloween, and the only sheets that would fit you would be those of the contoured variety! By the same token, the 'Snuggie' is basically for home use (on cold nights) - although it does seem counterproductive for a mammal with so much fur on his body (not to mention all that blubber) needed any more warmth!
Well, it's only apropos for you and I to see this fat wolf as a giant orange - since we both come from orange-growing states (California and Florida, respectively). Of course, FL has less of a crop this year because of the 'cold snap' in January. Have the heavy rains and mudslides in CA affected citrus growth, where YOU are?!
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