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Moxy Fruvous
From the FAQ:
What does "Moxy Fruvous" mean? Nothing. Nada. Zilch. Anything you
want it to. "What is the sound of one hand clapping"? It's a couple
of nonsense words, two great tastes that taste great together, a happy
coincidence, a fun sound, and to fans' everlasting delight, some
gibberish that lends itself imminently to wordplay. If you ask Fruvous
what their name means, you're likely to get a strange look (or several)
or a cryptic reply.
What does "Moxy Fruvous" mean? Nothing. Nada. Zilch. Anything you
want it to. "What is the sound of one hand clapping"? It's a couple
of nonsense words, two great tastes that taste great together, a happy
coincidence, a fun sound, and to fans' everlasting delight, some
gibberish that lends itself imminently to wordplay. If you ask Fruvous
what their name means, you're likely to get a strange look (or several)
or a cryptic reply.
Moxy Fruvous by Anonymous March 22, 2003
Random Breast Tester
Random Breast Tester by Anonymous March 22, 2003
furry
Adjective: An anthropomorphic subject; that is, a fictional character or concept that blends non-human characteristics with human characteristics.
The term is commonly referred to as 'Furry', because many easy examples can be made by thinking of popular animal-anthropomorphic characters, both in children's media (Bugs Bunny, Mickey Mouse, etc.) and adult's media. (Anime 'cat' girls, Playboy 'bunnies', etc.)
Technically, although it may be stretching a little, the term 'Furry' can be applied to anything that combines the two human and non-human characteristics, and need not necessarily be limited to mammalian (The roaches in 'Joe's Apartment', mythical creatures such as dragons or unicorns) or even zoocentric (The computer programs in 'Tron' and 'Reboot'. Transformers) qualities.
Noun: A fan of furry subjects in culture, art, and literature. Some Furry (fans) are also Fursuiters, people who like to dress up as anthropomorphic characters.
The term 'Furry' is not forward-or-backward-inclusive with such terms as Plushophile, Fursuiter, and Zoosexual. A person can be a furry fan without being a Plushophile, and likewise, a Zoosexual may not consider themselves a Furry.
Some Furries like to mix in a little erotica with their fascination of furry culture, but that's just human nature. Not much different then the way some people attach a little sensuality to their cars or power hardware.
The term is commonly referred to as 'Furry', because many easy examples can be made by thinking of popular animal-anthropomorphic characters, both in children's media (Bugs Bunny, Mickey Mouse, etc.) and adult's media. (Anime 'cat' girls, Playboy 'bunnies', etc.)
Technically, although it may be stretching a little, the term 'Furry' can be applied to anything that combines the two human and non-human characteristics, and need not necessarily be limited to mammalian (The roaches in 'Joe's Apartment', mythical creatures such as dragons or unicorns) or even zoocentric (The computer programs in 'Tron' and 'Reboot'. Transformers) qualities.
Noun: A fan of furry subjects in culture, art, and literature. Some Furry (fans) are also Fursuiters, people who like to dress up as anthropomorphic characters.
The term 'Furry' is not forward-or-backward-inclusive with such terms as Plushophile, Fursuiter, and Zoosexual. A person can be a furry fan without being a Plushophile, and likewise, a Zoosexual may not consider themselves a Furry.
Some Furries like to mix in a little erotica with their fascination of furry culture, but that's just human nature. Not much different then the way some people attach a little sensuality to their cars or power hardware.