I think I’ve only ever met 2 furries in my entire life. I don’t know where this person is that furries are so common. Then again, I’m not a nuclear engineer. Maybe radiation attracts furries?
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I don't know where this person is that furries are so common.
Seattle.
Lol I was gonna answer this too, even have a dedicated furry bar
This is one of those things that might not always be immediately obvious if you’re not plugged into that specific community.
I’ve never met a furry either. But completely by chance, I found out that my city of 160.000 people has a group who does regular furry walks. Basically, they’ll do a walk and meet the public once a month. I had no freaking clue we had that here. It wasn’t a thing I was looking for and never ran into. It was completely by chance that I read an article about it.
So uh, furries are probably closer than you think is my point 😀
I don’t know where this person is that furries are so common.
Idk maybe he’s at a furry convention?
Furries are all cyber security engineers so start each conversation with your favorite windows update so far.
Tell em you work for Boeing.
Only if you really want to blow their doors off.
In a million years, I never would have guessed that this was an issue.
That's because you're not a nuclear engineer.
Maybe tell them you're a taxidermist? Although that might be a different kind of turn on.
Nope, Chuck Testa.
Now, that's a name I haven't heard in a long time.
"An nuclear engineer"? That's suspicious grammar for a nuclear engineer.
I was a peer writing tutor at a top engineering school. I would be surprised if an engineer had verb-noun agreement. (That said, my kid was a nuclear engineer and is a great writer, so that is the danger of stereotypes...)
This is how you know its not written by chat gpt
Whatever just don't tell Lemmy you're a landlord
He's obviously in his furry suit.
Definitely a Seattle issue. We have a queer furry cidery—the first one in the US!
A building turning furries into cider? And people are happy about this?! I mean, we in he US will give miles of leeway to anyone if they check one “minority” box.
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He should tell them he is a cyber security chad expert. That will stop them!
The subcultures have all the fun
Good to know PNW furries don't hit on my career.
I don’t see the problem
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