mr spock fear response

If you dig through the annals of time, waaaay back in 1988, there was the Justifiers RPG, which was basically Cyberpunk Megacorporations Build Furries To Explore And Tame New Worlds. It looks like you can still pick it up on Drive-Thru RPG, but … well, it wasn't exactly state of the art in 1988. I can't imagine it aged well.

Meanwhile, here at the Bleeding Edge of the One-and-Twenty, Sanguine Productions ("the people behind Ironclaw") is currently working on Eumorphica - Transhuman Spacefaring Role-Play, a post-Cyberpunk game using the same underlying mechanics as Ironclaw and Urban Jungle (the film noir furry RPG mentioned above). Since Eumorphica is a system and setting where your character is wearing a body they designed to their own specifications, furries ("recombinant neomorphs") are just one of many possible options.

@sanguinegames

Oooh thank you for these, these might be more along the lines of what anon was looking for

Cyberpunk Red has an entire supplement for adding furries.

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/m/product/424019

Promise you'll treat me like a dog with a bite history and you're the last white girl with a savior complex on earth

Nothing is my fault ever I am purely a victim of circumstance even if I kill someone I am flawless in your eyes. Please stop feeding me mid CBD tho I need the good stuff

Can SNW please pay more than lip service to queer representation?

I'm enjoying it, don't get me wrong, but after getting used to DISCO and being... disappointed... by how Picard handled their queer characters, I'm exhausted by SNW's effort to keep their show "acceptable" to a certain crowd...

They should have gone full hog and made Mariner X Uhura or Boiler X Spock a thing during the crossover.

I don’t care how fun the rest of the crossover is, the fact that I never got to see how cute Tendi is in live action is a CRIME.

You know full well the internet is not well behaved enough for that.

"we saw you from across the bar and really dig your vibe"

I have about a hundred ace/aro flag condoms left over from Pride and now I need to figure out what to do with them.

Market them as water balloons

That was the joke, but I still have about a hundred of them left.

I counted. It's closer to 140...

the x files is funny because at the time it was “progressive” or whatever to have the ultra-rational, levelheaded character be a woman

but it’s also a show where all the fucked up alien shit actually is real, so she’s just constantly wrong about everything

What’s funny is how often they’re both wrong. Mulder will be like “the victims all had their livers scooped clean out this is obviously the aliens escalating from cattle mutilation” and Scully will be like “don’t be silly Mulder this is clearly just a serial killer who’s really good with surgical tools” and then it turns out the actual killer is an immortal sewer man who comes out ever quarterly century to feast on human liver.

I cannot stress enough that this is literally the plot of an actual episode

Everyone forgets that Scully becomes the believer after Mulder leaves the series.

It takes her a while, but she opens her eyes to the reality around her.

silly ocs

Young Shaw and Rutherford fanart, by foodcu_be on twitter

Any Senator that votes for Brett Kavanaugh deserves to lose their seat.

See your Senator here? To quote Willie Nelson, VOTE EM OUT:

Up for election this year in 2018:

Up for election in 2020:

Up for election in 2022:

VOTE!

EM!

OUT!

Any Senator that votes for Brett Kavanaugh deserves to lose their seat.

See your Senator here? To quote Willie Nelson, VOTE EM OUT:

Up for election this year in 2018:

Up for election in 2020:

Up for election in 2022:

VOTE!

EM!

OUT!

“Carol falls down all the time, but she always gets back up — we say that about Captain America as well, but Captain America gets back up because it’s the right thing to do. Carol gets back up because ‘Fuck you.’ ” — Kelly Sue DeConnick on Carol Danvers

Anyone else find this scene’s message rather backwards? Every time she falls is preceded by someone telling her she will fail because she’s a girl. The film never frames it as they are wrong, since she falls just like they say she will. Then she get’s up, like she is overcoming the failure, which was just established as being the fault of her being a girl. 

The visual story telling is saying that being a girl is a flaw she is overcoming.

“She was a beautiful mutant…”

“Naturally Hairless” sounds like a euphemism for prepubescent.