Nice windows 98. XD

>>3491
http://www.speed-up-pc.org/speed_up_windows/disable_visual_effects.php

http://www.techdug.com/adjust-for-best-performance-disable-all-unuseful-effects-on-windows-7

Now, would you kindly kill yourself ?

>>3815
Many are a slave to convenience; and it's a heavy price to pay.

>>3816
Slaves of their own stupidity.

It's retarded to pay for a slot.
The sum of slot 1,2,3,4 usually have a price way higher than the average comission.
Let's say the average bid is $180
(3x$180 = $540, come on, $540 for a drawing of you and two others you don't even know...)

On real comissions you get what you want for way less...
And it's cool to get YOU and YOUR MATE (or fuckbuddy) to get a real comission.
Split the cost in two, and a $150 USD drawing is $75 for each.
way more reasonable than the alternative.

All the 'artist' have to say is:
"Would you kindly bid on my Your Character Here porn?"

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As a commissioner the main reason why I would commission an artist is to bring my ideas to life. Pre-pose commissions don't allow me to do that, so pre-poses generally don't interest me.

Not that I completely despise them, I'd buy into a pre-pose that interested me if the price was right; but that's the problem, I'm not willing to pay full price or more for something that's not my idea.

Pre-pose commissions imo would be excellent for the artist looking to make a quick buck and to attract commissioners that aren't all that financially endowed.

But... Furry commissioners allow furry artists to get lazy with this idea, they draw with no instruction from you beyond what a specific character (s) looks like and gets paid for it.

Derp asses!

>>3860
We have a FAQ, read it. http://pawsru.org/pawsX/news.php?p=faq

Well from what I've experience is that you can get ban easily on u18chan but theyl almost always let you back in as long as you havent done something serious like spamming, flaming or post cp.
Some of the staff are notorious for joke banning but just ban appeal and you'l get back in. Also keep in mind the dinamic IP thing, you can get ban for that for doing nothing but thtas just a problem with the system so appeal and your good to go.

Its all good dog lol
just wanted to post that XP

here is the new one

Does anyone know the next apocalypse already?

>>3818
Very soon: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_dates_predicted_for_apocalyptic_events

>>3779
It's so generic it hurts.

This thread is still here, damn

>>3781

here, learn to "be original"

http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/3676570/
http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/3708323/
http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/3797884/

And Yes.
Wolfdog.

Enjoy a generic wolfdog photo.

wut

Why would anyone pay good money for what is basically an over-glorified sub-standard porn flash game? Seriously, forget HTH and look for decent quality smut flash elsewhere.

>>3746
and while your idea isn't bad (sorry for ignoring it i got off on a tangent) i think it would be better for the life of the boards if things were set up so it was easier to post on all of them. concentrating everything into one board and then linking to it kind of defeats the purpose of having multiple boards

and to the mods reading this i'm just ranting about stuff i think about, please don't take this the wrong way. you are all great and do fine and i appreciate this place

by the way foxcroft, if we're running without the captcha mind turning it off on /m/ too?

re: >>3769
thanks dudes, there have been more posts on /m/ in the past few days than I've seen in a long time. <3

Your best bet is to find ONE local furry and meet 'em online first. Get to know them, tell them your social issues, meet 'em in person and go to a furmeet together, and ask them to help you meet and talk to people.

>>3666
no thats the worst idea in the world.

if you are awkward and you don't want to be you need to stay as far away from furries as possible. you'll just wallow in awkwardness for the rest of your life.

>>3667
Not all furries are awkward personalities; go to a furmeet or a con and you'll see tons of pretty outgoing people - and, yes, people who know real-life skills that work in situations with non-furries too. Seriously: Find a local fur online who has a social life and knows the local fur community, and make sure they're willing to aid you with learning social skills; you need to make sure they'll help you, not just drop you into a situation and stand back.

Then, meet said person, get to know 'em a bit, and go to a local meet with 'em.

Unless you really want to STAY in the situation you're in now, this is actually a great plan.

One word of warning, though: furries tend to be touchy-feely people. Greetings tend to involve hugs or scritches. If that's not your bag, make it clear, and most won't do that - if need be, tell the person who brought you there to tell others not to be like that. Also: that's not the way most non-furries greet each other, in case you didn't know that...