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GEG Furcord: Soyzog, Lishitsya and Kazakstraw's zoophilic Steam chat leaked.

Anthro lost.
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The Bat Credit Card, ladies and gentlemen? Pray, tell me, what was going through the minds of those involved in this debacle? Was it the thought that the great Bruce Wayne, master tactician, billionaire playboy philanthropist, and savior of Gotham, might find himself in a sudden and unavoidable need of a convenient method for securing a latte at his local Starbucks? Or perhaps, in a fit of complete and utter absurdity, someone believed that this towering figure of moral fortitude might one day face the dilemma of his Batmobile requiring a quick fill-up and—oh, heavens—not having the proper means to pay for it?
I can scarcely contain my disbelief. A "Bat Credit Card" is—dare I say it—an insult. It is beneath him! Not only does it utterly disregard the meticulous nature of Batman's operations, but it trivializes the very concept of what a superhero is. One does not give credit cards to figures of such gravitas. One does not hand over the keys to a corporate-sponsored mechanism of financial convenience to a man who has the resources of an entire empire at his fingertips. Surely, it cannot be the case that in the world of Gotham’s elite, the same man who crafted the Bat-Signal and devised the most comprehensive crime-fighting technology imaginable has now been reduced to this? A Bat Credit Card? A piece of plastic, swiped through a machine like any common mortal?
It is, quite frankly, a scandal of the highest order—a blunder that betrays not only a fundamental misunderstanding of the Batman mythos but also a profound lack of respect for the man behind the cowl. This is a hero who needs no credit, no debit, no payment plan, no subscription service. He does not require the trappings of earthly consumerism to accomplish his mission. He only needs his will, his intellect, and, of course, the unwavering support of the few who truly understand his dedication.
To give him a "Bat Credit Card"? My dear friends, I dare say this does not compute. It simply does not compute. It is an affront to everything Batman stands for. The very concept of such a card shatters the careful veneer of mystery, discipline, and authority that Batman has so carefully cultivated over the years.
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The Bat Credit Card, ladies and gentlemen? Pray, tell me, what was going through the minds of those involved in this debacle? Was it the thought that the great Bruce Wayne, master tactician, billionaire playboy philanthropist, and savior of Gotham, might find himself in a sudden and unavoidable need of a convenient method for securing a latte at his local Starbucks? Or perhaps, in a fit of complete and utter absurdity, someone believed that this towering figure of moral fortitude might one day face the dilemma of his Batmobile requiring a quick fill-up and—oh, heavens—not having the proper means to pay for it?
I can scarcely contain my disbelief. A "Bat Credit Card" is—dare I say it—an insult. It is beneath him! Not only does it utterly disregard the meticulous nature of Batman's operations, but it trivializes the very concept of what a superhero is. One does not give credit cards to figures of such gravitas. One does not hand over the keys to a corporate-sponsored mechanism of financial convenience to a man who has the resources of an entire empire at his fingertips. Surely, it cannot be the case that in the world of Gotham’s elite, the same man who crafted the Bat-Signal and devised the most comprehensive crime-fighting technology imaginable has now been reduced to this? A Bat Credit Card? A piece of plastic, swiped through a machine like any common mortal?
It is, quite frankly, a scandal of the highest order—a blunder that betrays not only a fundamental misunderstanding of the Batman mythos but also a profound lack of respect for the man behind the cowl. This is a hero who needs no credit, no debit, no payment plan, no subscription service. He does not require the trappings of earthly consumerism to accomplish his mission. He only needs his will, his intellect, and, of course, the unwavering support of the few who truly understand his dedication.
To give him a "Bat Credit Card"? My dear friends, I dare say this does not compute. It simply does not compute. It is an affront to everything Batman stands for. The very concept of such a card shatters the careful veneer of mystery, discipline, and authority that Batman has so carefully cultivated over the years.
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Never leave the Batcave without it.
 
@Nihilma Why people want to fuck anthropomorphic animals?
Uh idk.
Probbaly a mix of variables, people like exoticism, that's why racists are into race play fetishism too. People find animal features cute, becauuse people have pets and find their pets cute. Maybe people don't like the idea of real humans fucking or something, maybe they're zoophiles. Could be one, multiple, maybe even none and something else rather these reasons.
Ask soygoy I'm not bothered with this shit tbh. It's true that the vast majority of furries I've met are massive 'ooners and there seems to be a correlation there. Idk.
I think furries are a variant of tranime 'ooners.
 
Why do people want to fuck anthropomorphic animals?
I don't get it either. I'm a sperg and have always been obsessed with certain animals (pigs mainly) but the furry shit has always been near the very top of the "most disgusting shit" list in my head. I love animals because they're innocent and God's creatures, maybe that's naïve and childish but sexualizing them is despicable.
 
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