Cartoon of the Day

Taken at the Fantasy Faire pool party. Guys are always talking about landing a "foxy girl." But looks like this vixen isn't going for it.

Bixyl Shuftan

Cartoon of the Day

Taken at Netera's Coffee Shop. While furs sometimes go about just in shorts, well, when there are a number of avatars like yours, you need accessories to help stand out in the crowd. Makes more sense than someone with little body hair going shirtless in January.

By Bixyl Shuftan

Cartoon of the Day: Anne and Torley

Picture from Anne Brightstar on Facebook, she wrote that's actually Torley Linden there in the female avatar, quoting, "Torley started out in SL as Torley Torgeson Sr., a young male avatar in his 20s who carried around a synth. Due to some crazy time warp in SL, Torley Torgeson Sr. was replaced by his daughter Torley Torgeson Jr. a few months after joining SL. Torley Jr. was for a time replaced by a Bunny Torley, but eventually came back and the current Torley is once again Torley Jr. (female)." (S)he didn't have an explanation for these "Torley warp holes," though each one always had a preference for the same colors, watermelon pink and green.

But the first thing I noticed in this picture was how shaggy Anne looked in that outfit. Even her hair matched the color of those fuzzy pants.

By Bixyl Shuftan

Classic SLN Cartoons: "Looking Naughty"

The cartoon originally appeared in the Second Life Newspaper in 2008, taken at Luskwood. It was extra funny as she actually spoke this line word for word.

She did have a point, sometimes it's better to leave things to the imagination. ;-)

Bixyl Shuftan

Free or Low Cost for Furries: A Rant and Some Good News

DrFran's latest Fashion article has a bit of commentary. As popular as shopping hunts are, and as numerous furred residents in Second Life are, how come there's no shopping hunt aimed at furries? Once her two cents were in, she wrote about a shopping hunt she did while as a catgirl that had some good dresses.

Read DrFran's article in Fashion.

Cartoon of the Day

By Bixyl Shuftan