What not to do in fursuit...
Posted by The Sonic God on Tue, 2008-04-01 23:50
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Our fellows at Further Confusion apparently decided that it was hilarious to... *sighs* jump in the pool fully costumed. I heard horror stories about this, but these guys did it. I don't know about you, but this kitty will stay *far* away from water! Look for laughs. Awesome video. (Some coarse language used during video.) |

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I hope that nobody would be idiotic enough to try this again.
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permalinkLocation: NJ
I take that as a challenge, sir!
I do believe I'm stupid enough! :B
But I need a fursuit first...
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permalinkLocation: Finland, beyond civilisation
so would I, thank god i dont have a fursuit either ^^
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permalinkLocation: Somewhere over the rainbow in a land far far away
I'd so do it to, Thank god I don't have a fursuit (yet)
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but then, if you did it at Anthrocon and you managed not to drown, the Dorsai would drag your soggy self out of the pool, and then you and I would be having a conversation.
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permalinkLocation: NJ
I'd let the rest go first, then innocently walk out as if I'd never intended to do it at all!
It's called 'entrapment'. >:3
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permalinkLocation: Finland, beyond civilisation
Ah! So i should do it to get a hold of the great whitejacket (as we native Finns call Kage)[not really]
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permalinkThere are two ways to get Kage's attention: a good way and a bad way. The easiest way to figure out which is which is that in the good way, you're talking to either Uncle Kage, Dr. Conway or (possibly) Sam.
The bad way is to get the attention of the Chairman of the Board.
The situations for each are left as an exercise for the reader...
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permalinkO.O Amazing. I don't know I'd want to jump in to a pool with a fursuit even though I made it. Even if you make a fursuit by yourself, the costs are 400USD in materials, not including time spent. Some of our time is worth more than the suit, though for me it is somethign NOT technology related so it is fun.
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permalinkOkay, I got one for you.
What not to do in fursuit:
1: Be lactose intolerant
2: Eat two big bowls of Raisin Bran for breakfast.
3: Profit!...er...no...step 3: FAILURE!
*EDIT*
I forgot to mention I had no idea I'd be in fursuit later that day. Someone I knew came up to me mid-afternoon and offered a chance to borrow one of his suits to romp around in, and without thinking about it I said "Yeah sure that sounds like fun!"
Oh boy...I don't care what ANY of you have to say about the Fursuit Parade, I'll put money down that it felt the longest for me.
-If someone walks up to you and says they are a pathological liar, would you believe them?
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permalinkLocation: Finland, beyond civilisation
was fooling around with that thing, i do know that would be getting in touch the bad way
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permalinkLocation: Elmer, NJ
Looks like fun to me.
But then again, I do this........
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permalinkLocation: NJ
O_o
We're trapped with a madman!
He's likely thinking of killing us and riding our carcases down the mountain to freedom! D:
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permalinkLocation: Laredo, TX
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I imagine a waterlogged fursuit would really drag you down, or make it difficult to swim. Even then, god knows how long it takes to get it dry.
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permalinkI'm sure U T Tiger knows too, if you were so inclined to ask.
And if your fursuit itself does not wear clothing, does that count as skinny dipping? Furry dipping?
-Estimated six so far. Let's hope it doesn't go higher!
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permalinkSounds fun to me, count me in if you go scuba diving.
I'll have my fursuit done by the con comes around.
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permalinkLocation: Hyde Park NY
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rar...
heh, if I had the money I'd have an orca skinsuit. Anyone in for a pool pary next year at the westin pool?
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Just a small note, if anyone might be misconstruing UT Tiger's posting: fursuits are not allowed into the pool areas in any of the local hotels. We do not recommend trying to wear them into the rivers either without checking with local authorities first.
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permalinkinsanity killer
Why won't you let us do things which are so insane they're just not right?
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permalinkLocation: Ardmore, PA
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Because we would like for our hotels and the City of Pittsburgh to ask us back next year.
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permalinkI guess you've a point there. Can't go around causing insanity at every loarge hotel only to get a, "oh Roos, its the furries".
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rar...
is the river even water? I don't trust any body of "water" flowing through a large city, not since I saw teh river in Beijing
and technically it's not a "fur" suit. ya I'll go away now...
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permalinkOf what not to do in fursuit, how about barf?
--- survey says?
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permalinkLocation: Philadelphia area, PA
I'm not sure you need the fursuit to make public barfing inadvisable.
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permalinkLocation: Elmer, NJ
My comment was simply to state it looks like fun, when and where permitted and to show how far one can take going into the water in fursuit.
I would love to have a furry diver get together at the pool but as Kage stated the hotel doesn't want fursuits near the pool, nor do they want any dive gear. Their pool = their rules. Just the way it is.
For those interested, we are having an "Aquafurs" panel on Saturday 11 - noon in the Butler room. Ronin Otter, Perro and I are the panelists. It'll be mostly geared toward divers and those interested in diving but of course all are more than welcome to attend. I'll be speaking about hardhat diving and diving in fursuit.
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oooh that could seriously wreck a fursuite. Alot of suites are made with a foam basing for the heads, and foam and water dont mix well. It can get very moldy very fast and takes forever to dry. Water is also heavy and would put a large strain on the stitching/glue used in keeping bits and pieces together......theres also the drowing factor as well lol. Clothing gets very very heavy in the water and if your wearing enough of it, it can feel like your swimming with the weight of two of yourselves except one is wrapped around you. After a few minutes you can get very very tired and when that happens things get heavier. The fursuite heads as well can hold alot of water and will soak in alot as well during swim time, which can cause drowning if not carefull.
There is also the factor of visibility. Alot of fursuit heads have low visibility at the best of times in open air, Imagine your fursuite head filling with pool water o.o, visibility will be almost nill. Theres also snagging, with dangling tails on fursuits and the possibility of things comming lose, you have to watch that these bits and pieces dont get snagged in the drains and spouts that most public pools and alot of private ones possess.
For safeties sake and the health and wellbeing of yourself and your fursuit please dont do this.
Also the wrath of Kage is a pretty terrifying thing to witness I hear when the health and safety of con goers comes into play, not even wine works
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permalinkLocation: Roseville, CA, USA
Suppose for the moment that you find yourself summoned to an audience with Elizabeth II, Queen of England, et cetera, et cetera.
Does one attend HMQ in a fur suit?
Probably not - especially if it is a Fox character, considering the political brouhaha around the current status of Foxhunting.
But if anyone shouuld happen to find and post a picture of HMQ with a character in Fur Suit, I should like to see it!
But general rule of thumb - do not sit to tea with Her Majesty The Queen of England while in a fur suit.
(Sorry for the silliness, but it DOES seem like PRECISELY something NOT to do while in a fur suit...)
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Then again, if a person was to receive an audience with Her Majesty in recognition of his masterful fursuit performance, perhaps the suit would be appropriate?
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permalinkLocation: NJ
But still, how would you drink the tea?
*ponders*
And as for the river... why in God's name would anyone want to get the stuff floating in those rivers on one's fursuit? XP
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Or eat biscuits?
But then again, I would never want to meet this Queen:
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In my partial suit I could drink through a straw (or eat small things) xD Since it's a mask that doesn't cover my lower jaw.
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permalinkLocation: Roseville, CA, USA
Why - the Proper way, of course!
With a wedge of lemon, and perhaps a lump or two of sugar.
An extended pinkie is purely optional, but not regarded as currently in fashion.
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permalinkLocation: New Brighton, MN, USA
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Alright, I've come up with a bunch of ideas of DON'Ts whilst in costume. Maybe you all can verify for me:
1. No jumping in the water.
2. No drinking alcohol.
3. Do not just "hug" people.
4. Do not pounce people. (I owed Uncle Kagé money for that... lol)
5. Do not approach children. (Angry parents are not something that we need to deal with.)
6. Stay away from certain suited people with afros.
7. Do not steal people's badges! (Someone was "brushing" my coat and attempted to thieve my badge.)
Anything else we can think of?
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permalinkwell my friend furball2k has already done that x3 and suceeded...wooohoo
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permalinkPaintball in a fursuit, limited visibility running around through the woods could be a challenge and disaster scenario all by itself!
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