Skedaddle (& Mishi & Reese &...)
@skedaddle
Pudgy bear from southern Ontario. Fursuiting since 1998. Baloo, Amicus and Murdoch Byrnes fanboy. Collector of cool, kitschy and furry stuff. Formerly Mishicougar on that other site.
Thank you kindly! There aren't enough dapper fursuiters in the fandom.
You need to have the rest of the Disney Afternoon crew to go along with them.
Got a copy of it with my Rocket Raccoon collection :)
Sadly, there were no stories about the wonders of Sandy.
And if you want the second best pilot in Cape Suzette...
Found the first MascotSpeak BBS Video Show VHS tape from 1998, including @yipcoyote.bsky.social and @gilmorelion.bsky.social!
Though the residuals from using one's face on Dobby Dogs can really add up...
Thank you kindly! Here is one from 1999, of myself on a surrey and @kuddlepup.bsky.social with a fan :)
From 1999, Rapid T Rabbit produced this videotape of mascot footage (from professionals, to people who were just starting out ;) for the MascotSpeak BBS and website.
Thought it would be a good time to post this art of Murdoch Byrnes, done by @roofus.bsky.social, considering his birthday is today, and that the final chapter of his #TheSmokeRoom path was released this week. #tsrvn
Saw this ad for the local No Frills/Loblaws grocery store, asking people to mascot, WITHOUT PAY, to shill products for one of the most hated companies in Canada.
A moose named Morris aka @drakeduck.bsky.social might want this Canadian quarter. #FurryNumismatics
Yeah, but I'd love gloves like Kinger's that would allow me to type on a keyboard with gloves...
Happy birthday to the healthiest furry in the fandom, @roofus.bsky.social !
So cute! Yippee has barely changed in all these years!
And the current ones are never on sale, but I'm glad you have at least one book (and a cute Steiff :) The book you have reprints comic strips around 1950. There are also sets that reprint his Animal Comics work (mid 40s), and one that reprints his Pogo comic book work (early/mid 50s).
Aww, your English is perfect :) The Pogo reprints have a guide to explain some of Walt's jokes...
Didn't know about that, I thought it was merely for children. It sounds like the Pogo comic strips which, unless you know what was happening in Washington in the 1950s-70s, lose some of its impact.