What kind of furry?

[altivo]

Not quite what I expected, but not a bad result and apparently a less common one too. From nipper



Domesticated Furry (cat, dog). ART COPYRIGHT TO:
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The original art work for all the results is quite nice.

Oh, and this one from chibiabos is [snicker] not quite right I think...

The Gentleman Deliberate Gentle Love Master (DGLMm) Steady & mature. You are The Gentleman. For anyone looking for an even-keeled, considerate lover, you're their man. You're sophisticated. You know what you want both in a relationship and outside of it. You have a substantial romantic side, and you're experienced enough sexually to handle yourself in that arena, too. Your future relationships will be long-lasting; you're classic "marrying material," a prize in the eyes of many. It's possible that behind it all, you're a bit of a male slut. Your best friends know that in relationships you're fundamentally sex-driven. You're a safe, reliable guy, who does get laid. In a lot of ways, you're like a well-worn, comfortable pair of socks. Did you ever jack off into one of those? All the time. Your exact opposite: The Last Man on Earth Random Brutal Sex Dreamer Your ideal mate is NOT a nut-job. He is giving and loving, like you, but also experienced. Avoid the The False Messiah at all fucking costs. CONSIDER: The Gentleman, someone just like you. Link: The 32-Type Dating Test by OkCupid - Free Online Dating. My profile name: altivo

Comments

[margaras.livejournal.com]

I got Gentleman as well... considering the alternatives, it fits well enough.

[altivo.livejournal.com]

Well, certainly there are some aspects to it that we needn't be ashamed about.

Coulda used you yesterday to help with that hay. Good as any gym workout, I'm sure. Too bad you're a bit too far away for it to be practical, I'd even pay and provide food.

"Comfortable as an old well-worn sock"? Well... How appealing is that after all? ;P

[songdogmi.livejournal.com]

Depends on if there are any holes in the sock. If it's a nice, soft, thick fuzzy boot sock and it wraps around your feet warmly, caressing chilly toesies, hugging your ankles ... oh sorry, got carried away there.

[altivo.livejournal.com]

*snickers*

Well, OK, but I draw the line at the suggestion they made.

[dakhun.livejournal.com]

Thank goodness those arrows didn't pop that girl's balloon, or she'd be crying! Sheesh!

[altivo.livejournal.com]

Yeah, but two of them got her in the leg. It's a very strange illustration. My own thought on seeing it was: misplaced priority. He's shielding the balloon and not the girl.

[deffox]

Oh no, I got the 'Big Cat Furry' instead of fox. I'm going to have to change my alt now ;-)

[altivo.livejournal.com]

Hmm. I know a number of big cat furries, though this quiz seems to think they are rare. Most are not as masterful and commanding as the quiz makes them out to be, either.

[dakhun.livejournal.com]

Yerf, I got big cat too. :-)

[pioneer11.livejournal.com]

Awr, whats wrong with nice?

[altivo.livejournal.com]

Nothing's wrong with nice. Or even with domestic, for that matter. I'm domesticated all right, no question about it. But cat or dog I'm not, nice as the painting is. Horse has probably been domesticated longer than any other species except Dog, yet Horse is still more demanding of some degree of freedom and space that Cat and Dog generally are willing to give up. I think my complaint is that the quiz designer lumped Horse in with the wild herbivores like Elk, Antelope, and Zebra rather than with the domesticated species. Or perhaps Horse, Donkey, and Camelids belong in their own group, somewhere between Domestic Furry and Herbivore Furry.

Yer Right

[pioneer11.livejournal.com]

As much as I wuv the cats I'd have a hard time
putting up a hoss in my house.

*finishes chopping carrots for a salad and hoss
noses in to the little kitchen. He facepaws
and feeds hoss the rest of the carrots*

*later..at dinner...*

"So how was schoo -*

Hoss knocks over the entertainment system and the
television and the dvd player spark.*

Bad hoss! Ba -

*the hoss eardroops and tears up*

*he bites his lip and hugs around the hoss's neck*

Maybe keeping a hoss in my little house wasn't a great idear. c.c

^_^

Re: Yer Right

[altivo.livejournal.com]

Actually...

See if your library can get you this book:

Who Ever Heard of a Horse in the House? by Jacqueline Tresl. (Exeter, NH : J. N. Townsend, 2000. ISBN: 1-880158-27-2)

Some people actually manage it. The photos are priceless. The featured horse is a full sized quarter horse, who was brought indoors when a sickly foal and just... stayed there. I suspect a miniature would be much easier. :)

I have friends who have let their small Shetland type ponies into the house occasionally, with results much as you describe above. In spite of all that, I'd love to have a horse who could sleep on my bed like a dog.

[pioneer11.livejournal.com]

As for the gentleman...yay for gentlemen.

[pioneer11.livejournal.com]

Big Cat Furry (leopard, puma, cheetah, panther. ART
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Wellll....I like the wings...

*facepaws*