did-you-kno:

The bilby is an endangered marsupial native to Australia, and it’s also the local alternative to the Easter Bunny. In order to raise awareness, companies sell chocolate Easter Bilbies and donate the proceeds to bilby conservation. Save the bilbies! Source

Can confirm.
I’d post a photo, but I’m not able to get to a store due to work.

Rei_zero: I swear, you could almost make up any old bullshit for a class at some colleges now, and they’ll let you teach it
Sir f: “Yiff 101”
Rei_zero: I’d do it.
Submit a thesis on butts, and the best species for yiffing
Hoshi: These would all be great classes.
Rei_zero: With or without the fursuit, pros and cons of each.
Ambris: Buttsex 101 –with mandatory lab classes

thepigeongazette:

:< so much spam in my head

WHY RELEVANT: I was approached for a more official-ish TPG interview by
two separate people around the same time, so…I did two! Funnily
enough one was a text-chat, the other a skype call. I’m an awkward
blabberdunce in both, but both interviewers are cool and you should check more of their stuff out (and my interview(s) I guess)

Audio Interview by David Danemen: soundcloud.com/pcwc/pcwc-pigeoneer-jane

Text-Interview by Writer Bryce: penandinkpals.tumblr.com/post/140538843489/dialogue-with-pigeoneer-jane

theonion:

Report: Most Parents Willing To Entrust Children To Anyone In Character Costume 

ITHACA, NY—In an ambitious attempt to revive a population long considered to be on the brink of extinction, scientists announced Friday they have slowly begun to reintroduce normal, well-adjusted human beings back into society.

According to officials at Cornell University, where for the past 18 years conservation researchers have operated an enclosed sanctuary for humans who are levelheaded and make it a habit to think before they speak, the endangered group is being cautiously reintegrated into select locations nationwide in hopes that they can reestablish permanent communities and one day thrive again.

More.