The opposite of Fur-Day, instead of doing activites or roleplay with your furry friend, you must sacrifice them to Him. You can use various weapons to "sacrifice" them, such as a chainsaw (traditional way), or a double barrel shotgun. If you do not meet the required weapons, you can always use a knife and or different weapons.
This occurs on the 21st of December.
Johnny: hey Tommy, you heard it's Anti Fur-Day?
Tommy: Sorry, what'd, you say? I was busy sacrifcing furries.
on December 20th we will NOT serve the furries we have to beat the crap out of every single one for the sake of boss baby!!!! no fur-days only engineer gaming
"Hey, i am a furry. So you will serve me since its December 20th"
"Nah its the Anti Fur-Day too"
"What"
"UUEEE WUUUEEE AAAHAAHAAA CRY SOOME MOORE"
on December 19th if you have any furries in your Discord Server, you are allowed to ban them before the "Fur-Day", this is done to avoid doing anything fur-like you dislike.
samuel: yo tomorrow is Fur-Day
Tom: i see, then i'll start preparations for war since it's Anti-Fur Day
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I watched "Smallville" on Netflix the other day. Dude, it was ten seasons of filler before he finally flew! Major Surf Dracula Syndrome!
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Rumours were flyingeverywhere, so she went northstarring — one checked fact at a time.
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