Fuzzburden's Gay Furry Den

I’ve got a box of station tapes for public broadcasting to play with now. most of these are in the professional-grade Betamax format, but just one tape happens to be VHS so I can actually play it today. the rest will have to wait until my Beta deck is repaired.

this looks like some kind of network pitch with a pre established piece work. it doesn’t even belong to any florida stations according to its jewel case, it says to belong to a north carolina public broadcasting branch so how it made it’s way down here is a mystery to me.

cute

ohhh Britt Allcroft. her biggest production was back in 1984 when she adapted The Railway Series books into the television show ‘thomas the tank engine’

I wonder if there’s a book of this that she likes too, that would explain an adaptation being pitched to PBS again.

I’m kind of excited to see this. there isn’t much sound. maybe it’s not finished?

wow that.. big guy’s got nipples drawn on him..

these two are so cute. I kinda wanna see them kiss or something. the tape is starting to degrade, I hope I can make it to the end of it..

♬ Nothing’s gonna stop us now…

We’ll grow old and we’ll never be alone

And no matter where we roam

30000 BC: someone draws a lion with bewbs

yadda yadda yadda

Late-1970s: people with interest in “funny animal” characters meet up and discuss their interests at sci-fi and comic book conventions

Early 80s: more formal gatherings happen at sci-fi and comic conventions, things probably start getting yiffy now though nobody says that yet

Mid-80s: Furry is now a “thing”. There are Furry parties at conventions and Furry themed comic books like Critters and Albedo Anthropomorphics. Skunkfuckers abound.

Late-80s: The Internet is starting to become a thing. Furry BBS and newsgroups start up. Furry stuff is starting to be a significant part of comic and scifi cons.

The dawn of the 90s: nerds are now using the internet at full force. The first Furry conventions start up. The world wide web also makes the internet more accessable to a new generation of kids who grew up watching the plethora of furry cartoon characters in the 70s and 80s which leads to…

Yiffin in the 90s: A plethora of web 1.0 personal websites and web rings exist. People want to fuck the tiny toons and talk about it on the internet. A thing called heterosexuality was still going around back then and some repressed nerds from the Regan era were mad people had wet areas for cartoons and thought furry should only be about heteronormative supply side economics. There were many flames in alt.sex.furry.yarf.murfle and really bad takes in hand drawn webcomic form. Yiffin won.

Y2k (the Y is for yiff.): The internet has gone mainstream and now furies have to deal with repressed fuck freaks at hell holes like something awful and portal of evil. Most of these turn into furries with fucked up fetishes eventually. Meanwhile even more and larger furry conventions have sprung up. Furry is still unknown mostly to the general public but TV shows start featuring it as a weird but true curio to spice up a fifth season episode. The same heteronormative Republican furries freak out again. Did you know furries are never horny and only look at Bugs Bunny when he isn’t wearing a dress?

Mid-2000s: The furry art websites start to get big. It’s the age of the webcomic where you can choose between furries telling gamer jokes with poorly thought out plotlines or dark twisted emo furries telling gamer jokes with poorly thought out plotlines.

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