Aw dont be. There are a few jerks but honestly i go public gearing all the time and the worst ive ever been told/asked is “are u a furry” or called me a furry, and those are when im at school (and no ppl said it in a rude manner like they were genuinely just curious) Most ppl are actually rlly chill abt and either dont say anything about it/compliment u. I do quads at the park directly across from my school after school everyday and nobodys said anything to me. Build ur confidence because at the end of the day most ppl dont care and even if they do, their opinion doesnt mean shit. Like i wear my tail to school every so often and ppl always compliment me and hell i even found out one of my friends is a furry and met two therians, and all my friends were so sweet abt it and asked if they could feel it and stuffs. Overall good experiences so far. And ik eventually someones gonna say something stupid but i dont care lmfao, theyre either immature 50 yr olds or literal 5th graders so it dont matter. You got this :3
I got a fox plush today and when I got home and laid on my back I had a small shift and held it making otter vocals shouldn’t it have been my cross fox shift??? lol its weird tho the only thing that caused that shift was laying on my back holding a fox plush 😂
Brave soul, doing this in a target. I’m personally scared of doing quads in public because like… well most people have seen the haters. But tbh if I saw a giant plushy of any sort’s I’d do that
I said this to some other ppl too in the comments so ima copy and paste it for ya >w< Aw dont be. There are a few jerks but honestly i go public gearing all the time and the worst ive ever been told/asked is “are u a furry” or called me a furry, and those are when im at school (and no ppl said it in a rude manner like they were genuinely just curious) Most ppl are actually rlly chill abt and either dont say anything about it/compliment u. I do quads at the park directly across from my school after school everyday and nobodys said anything to me. Build ur confidence because at the end of the day most ppl dont care and even if they do, their opinion doesnt mean shit. Like i wear my tail to school every so often and ppl always compliment me and hell i even found out one of my friends is a furry and met two therians, and all my friends were so sweet abt it and asked if they could feel it and stuffs. Overall good experiences so far. And ik eventually someones gonna say something stupid but i dont care lmfao, theyre either immature 50 yr olds or literal 5th graders so it dont matter. You got this :3
@@CertifiedPsychopaths I used to do it at school but all my quadrobist friends are in a different class than me now so I don’t really do it as much but ty!!
Here's history about furrys The M1 rifle is a .30 caliber, gas-operated, eight-shot clip-fed, semi-automatic rifle.[39] It is 43.6 inches (1,107 mm) long and it weighs about 9.5 pounds (4.31 kg).[40] The M1's safety catch is located at the front of the trigger guard. It is engaged when it is pressed rearward into the trigger guard, and disengaged when it is pushed forward and is protruding outside of the trigger guard.[41] The M1 Garand was designed for simple assembly and disassembly to facilitate field maintenance. It can be field stripped (broken down) without tools in just a few seconds.[42] The rifle has an iron sight line consisting of rear receiver aperture sight protected by sturdy "ears" calibrated for 100-1,200 yd (91-1,097 m) in 100 yd (91 m) increments. The bullet drop compensation is set by turning the range knob to the appropriate range setting. The bullet drop compensation/range knob can be fine adjusted by setting the rear sight elevation pinion. The elevation pinion can be fine adjusted in approximately one MOA increments. The aperture sight is also able to correct for wind drift operated by turning a windage knob that moves the sight in approximately one MOA increments. The windage lines on the receiver to indicate the windage setting are four MOA apart. The front sighting element consists of a wing guards protected front post. During World War II the M1 rifle's semiautomatic operation gave United States infantrymen a significant advantage in firepower and shot-to-shot recovery time over enemy infantrymen armed primarily with bolt-action rifles. The semi-automatic operation and reduced recoil allowed soldiers to fire eight rounds as quickly as they could pull the trigger, without having to move their hands on the rifle and therefore disrupt their firing position and point of aim.[43] The Garand's fire rate, in the hands of a trained soldier, averaged 40-50 accurate shots per minute at a range of 300 yards (270 m). "At ranges over 500 yards (460 m), a battlefield target is hard for the average rifleman to hit. Therefore, 500 yards (460 m) is considered the maximum effective range, even though the rifle is accurate at much greater ranges."[40] En bloc clip edit An M1 Garand en bloc clip loaded with eight .30-06 Springfield rounds Loading the M1 Unloading an M1 en bloc clip The M1 rifle is fed by an en bloc clip which holds eight rounds of .30-06 Springfield ammunition. When the last cartridge is fired, the rifle ejects the clip and locks the bolt open.[44] The M1 is then ready to reload. Once the clip is inserted, the bolt snaps forward on its own as soon as thumb pressure is released from the top round of the clip, chambering a round and leaving it ready to fire.[45][46] Contrary to widespread misconception, partially expended or full clips can be easily ejected from the rifle by means of the clip latch button.[41] It is also possible to load single cartridges into a partially loaded clip while the clip is still in the magazine, but this requires both hands and a bit of practice. In reality, this procedure was rarely performed in combat, as the danger of getting debris inside the action along with the cartridges increased the chances of malfunction. Instead, it was much easier and quicker to simply manually eject the clip, and insert a fresh one,[47] which is how the rifle was originally designed to be operated.[46][48][49] Later, special clips holding two or five rounds became available on the civilian market, as well as a single-loading device which stays in the rifle when the bolt locks back. In battle, the manual of arms called for the rifle to be fired until empty, and then recharged quickly. Due to the well-developed logistical system of the U.S. military at the time, this consumption of ammunition was generally not critical, though this could change in the case of units that came under intense fire or were flanked or surrounded by enemy forces.[48] When using the rifle to launch grenades, it requires the removal of a partially loaded clip of ball ammunition and replacement with a clip of M3 blank cartridges.[46] Officials in Army Ordnance circles demanded a fixed, non-protruding magazine for the new service rifle. At the time, it was believed that a detachable magazine on a general-issue service rifle would be easily lost by U.S. soldiers (a criticism made of British soldiers and the Lee-Enfield dozens years previously), would render the weapon too susceptible to clogging from dirt and debris and that a protruding magazine would complicate existing manual-of-arms drills. As a result, inventor John Garand developed an en bloc clip system that allowed ammunition to be inserted from above, clip included, into the fixed magazine. While this design provided the requisite flush-mount magazine, the clip system increased the rifle's weight and complexity, and made only single loading ammunition possible without a clip. Ejection of an empty clip created a distinctive metallic "clanging" sound.[50] In World War II, it was rumored that German and Japanese infantry were making use of this noise in combat to alert them to an empty M1 rifle in order to catch their American enemies with an unloaded rifle. It was reported that the U.S. Army's Aberdeen Proving Ground began experiments with clips made of various plastics in order to soften the sound, though no improved clips were ever adopted.[49] Conversely, former German soldiers have said that the sound was inaudible during engagements and not particularly useful when heard, as other squad members might have been nearby ready to fire.[51] Due to the often intense deafening noise of combat and gunfire it is highly unlikely any U.S. servicemen were killed as a result of the clang noise; however some soldiers still took the issue very seriously.[52] Some U.S. veterans recalling combat in Europe are convinced that German soldiers did respond to the ejection clang, and would throw an empty clip down to simulate the sound so the enemy would expose themselves.[53]
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Ahh!! same 😂😂😂
*sees giant fox* RAHHH!!
My mom didn’t let me buy it tho 😢
@@Abby-be7vj 😭😭
@@Abby-be7vjNO 😭😭😭 WHY WOULDN'T SHE and also love how confident you are to do this in public I could never😅😅😅😅
I WANT ITTT😊😊😊
@@Abby-be7vj DRAW IT )try IT WILL BE WITH U STIll :D
Her: *Exists* Also her: *Sees giant fox* MINE!
I'm scared of doing stuff like this in public. It's people like you who inspire me to be more bold. :)
Aw dont be. There are a few jerks but honestly i go public gearing all the time and the worst ive ever been told/asked is “are u a furry” or called me a furry, and those are when im at school (and no ppl said it in a rude manner like they were genuinely just curious) Most ppl are actually rlly chill abt and either dont say anything about it/compliment u. I do quads at the park directly across from my school after school everyday and nobodys said anything to me. Build ur confidence because at the end of the day most ppl dont care and even if they do, their opinion doesnt mean shit. Like i wear my tail to school every so often and ppl always compliment me and hell i even found out one of my friends is a furry and met two therians, and all my friends were so sweet abt it and asked if they could feel it and stuffs. Overall good experiences so far. And ik eventually someones gonna say something stupid but i dont care lmfao, theyre either immature 50 yr olds or literal 5th graders so it dont matter. You got this :3
WHY DO I HAVE THE URGE TO DO THIS WITH ALL MY STUFFED ANIMALS
Sees giant fox yeet
Cross fox therian gang
👇🏻🤩🤩
THE JUMP-
I RLLY LOVE HOW SHE IS JUMPING TO THE FOX
What I’m a fox 🦊 therian lucky
To be honest, I wouldn’t be able to help myself either lol😂
ME SEEING A FOX PLUSHIE IN THE MALL:
Just gained a new subscriber😁😁😁😁😁
I would prob do the same if I saw that big fox plushie
OMG I SAS THAT EXACT SAME FOX AT THAT EXACT SAME PLACE OMGGGGGGG CAN WE BE BESTIES I AM A THERIAN TOOOOOO!!!!!!
Omg it’s sooo cute
i saw that once!!!
Its so cute but its like 400$ 😭
I did the exact same thing at the same store😂
As a fox therian
GIMMIE 😂
I KNOOOWWW
LIKE I CANT RESIST 😬
I have a fox plushie!
Attac :D im a fox therian too!
As a therian I can relate lol 😂💜🦊🐾
bruh
What?
@@Therianunfound you wont get it
Get what?
Rahhhh! Same I’m gonna pouts on it
Are you a therian for real real? Or…😅 did you choose to be a therian??????????!❤❤❤❤ it’s just a question!!!!😊
Oop 😭
Was not expecting that 😱
I subbed
Ahh!! same I would literally pounce on the fox cause I’m a fox therian
I saw that same fox around a year ago
Lol same with me but if it was a cat
BAHAHAHAHAHAAAA I LOVE THIS ITS AWSOME
I got a fox plush today and when I got home and laid on my back I had a small shift and held it making otter vocals shouldn’t it have been my cross fox shift??? lol its weird tho the only thing that caused that shift was laying on my back holding a fox plush 😂
Lol❤
I want it sooo bad
GIRL TOOK IT DOWN
I totally agree 😂
GIMME 💞😃✨👍😌🐾
That’s just like me but anything soft or fluff6 I see I have to jump on it.
(Including my bed) 😂
" and his name is john cenna! " THIS IS JOKE
also you are bold good job!
That’ the girl from Shylock and bros?
Commenting on therians vids so they are on my fyp 15/100
OMG I have the same Crocs SLAYYY
That's so cringe slay its 2024 not 2021 like you ruin the vibe
@@maxy9oBe quite dude.
@@maxy9owtf
RAWWWWW
(Also its nice other people like the same music as me!❤)
Omg arctic fox is my therian type
Girl really did that in front of her adult girl😭🙏🏽
(I could never, I would just be so embarrassed)
Where can you buy a fox like that I would love one.
I want that fox plushy so badly 😭😭😭
Ik the price it’s like 700 or 600 I can’t remember my aunt visited it I’m pretty sure it’s New Zealand or Las Vegas
Brave soul, doing this in a target. I’m personally scared of doing quads in public because like… well most people have seen the haters. But tbh if I saw a giant plushy of any sort’s I’d do that
I said this to some other ppl too in the comments so ima copy and paste it for ya >w<
Aw dont be. There are a few jerks but honestly i go public gearing all the time and the worst ive ever been told/asked is “are u a furry” or called me a furry, and those are when im at school (and no ppl said it in a rude manner like they were genuinely just curious) Most ppl are actually rlly chill abt and either dont say anything about it/compliment u. I do quads at the park directly across from my school after school everyday and nobodys said anything to me. Build ur confidence because at the end of the day most ppl dont care and even if they do, their opinion doesnt mean shit. Like i wear my tail to school every so often and ppl always compliment me and hell i even found out one of my friends is a furry and met two therians, and all my friends were so sweet abt it and asked if they could feel it and stuffs. Overall good experiences so far. And ik eventually someones gonna say something stupid but i dont care lmfao, theyre either immature 50 yr olds or literal 5th graders so it dont matter. You got this :3
@@CertifiedPsychopaths I used to do it at school but all my quadrobist friends are in a different class than me now so I don’t really do it as much but ty!!
I have 4 plushies of different sizes of foxes. Can you guess why?
Some random like 14 year old did this to me at school and i was so confused
Where you get that😮 pls tell me I love stuffies
I swear foaxes are just my fav thing in this world I can spot fox things from across the room
OMG STOP. I NEED THAT WERE DID YOU SEE IT AND HOW MUCH IS IT.
RAHHH
You are so pretty
Dang not me feeling for the fox
No because I need it
Hahahaha😂😂😂😂😂
I WANT THIS FOOOOOOOOX
I have those crocs
lol so relatable
Very relatable i did this
Omg I need that
BORK BORK
GRRR RAF RAF
(joke)
UR GORGEOUS ❤❤❤
Give me thattttt
Did u get it?
I Need that😮🎉❤
YEET-
Man id be the same way😂
If i saw any dog id do that too lol
Shifting is great.
OMG I HAVE THAT HOODIE
I WANT IT
Same❤
What the fuck is this generation
I don’t know, what the fuck is this generation? Making fun of kids?
You did a good job!
I made my own fox gear and the tail is short af and the mask looked stupid
because therains are stupid
@@tabbycats8745 excuse you THERIANS are amazing
@@Scp-049-tpd no lol
@@tabbycats8745What the heck does your ridiculous opinion have to do with their gear making abilities
@@Starfruit_Animationsfr like whatt 😭
I want this Giant fox😢
Same!!
I pet it then circle it
IM SORRY WHAT?!
🤣
:)
I feel bad for the people around you having to watch this bullshit
Womp womp
@@Raven_on_pawz00 bro this was 4 moths ago i don’t think the same anymore
If you don’t wanna see it don’t watch it
@@silly.fella.on.pawzsz I didn’t fucking try too
you go girl you are ausome ❤and dont listen to hate
Are u a fox therian I AM AND I AM ALSO A HORSE THERIAN !!!❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
Dam in a store
FR LIKE WTF 💀💀
Get over it
@@Raven_on_pawz00furries and therians are cool but in a shop?
@@HMS_Undaunted_captain they have more confidence tht anyone you could think of
@@Raven_on_pawz00 eh I've seen alot off therians some am subbed to
In my recommendations
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Here's history about furrys The M1 rifle is a .30 caliber, gas-operated, eight-shot clip-fed, semi-automatic rifle.[39] It is 43.6 inches (1,107 mm) long and it weighs about 9.5 pounds (4.31 kg).[40]
The M1's safety catch is located at the front of the trigger guard. It is engaged when it is pressed rearward into the trigger guard, and disengaged when it is pushed forward and is protruding outside of the trigger guard.[41]
The M1 Garand was designed for simple assembly and disassembly to facilitate field maintenance. It can be field stripped (broken down) without tools in just a few seconds.[42]
The rifle has an iron sight line consisting of rear receiver aperture sight protected by sturdy "ears" calibrated for 100-1,200 yd (91-1,097 m) in 100 yd (91 m) increments. The bullet drop compensation is set by turning the range knob to the appropriate range setting. The bullet drop compensation/range knob can be fine adjusted by setting the rear sight elevation pinion. The elevation pinion can be fine adjusted in approximately one MOA increments. The aperture sight is also able to correct for wind drift operated by turning a windage knob that moves the sight in approximately one MOA increments. The windage lines on the receiver to indicate the windage setting are four MOA apart. The front sighting element consists of a wing guards protected front post.
During World War II the M1 rifle's semiautomatic operation gave United States infantrymen a significant advantage in firepower and shot-to-shot recovery time over enemy infantrymen armed primarily with bolt-action rifles. The semi-automatic operation and reduced recoil allowed soldiers to fire eight rounds as quickly as they could pull the trigger, without having to move their hands on the rifle and therefore disrupt their firing position and point of aim.[43] The Garand's fire rate, in the hands of a trained soldier, averaged 40-50 accurate shots per minute at a range of 300 yards (270 m). "At ranges over 500 yards (460 m), a battlefield target is hard for the average rifleman to hit. Therefore, 500 yards (460 m) is considered the maximum effective range, even though the rifle is accurate at much greater ranges."[40]
En bloc clip
edit
An M1 Garand en bloc clip loaded with eight .30-06 Springfield rounds
Loading the M1
Unloading an M1 en bloc clip
The M1 rifle is fed by an en bloc clip which holds eight rounds of .30-06 Springfield ammunition. When the last cartridge is fired, the rifle ejects the clip and locks the bolt open.[44] The M1 is then ready to reload. Once the clip is inserted, the bolt snaps forward on its own as soon as thumb pressure is released from the top round of the clip, chambering a round and leaving it ready to fire.[45][46]
Contrary to widespread misconception, partially expended or full clips can be easily ejected from the rifle by means of the clip latch button.[41] It is also possible to load single cartridges into a partially loaded clip while the clip is still in the magazine, but this requires both hands and a bit of practice. In reality, this procedure was rarely performed in combat, as the danger of getting debris inside the action along with the cartridges increased the chances of malfunction. Instead, it was much easier and quicker to simply manually eject the clip, and insert a fresh one,[47] which is how the rifle was originally designed to be operated.[46][48][49] Later, special clips holding two or five rounds became available on the civilian market, as well as a single-loading device which stays in the rifle when the bolt locks back.
In battle, the manual of arms called for the rifle to be fired until empty, and then recharged quickly. Due to the well-developed logistical system of the U.S. military at the time, this consumption of ammunition was generally not critical, though this could change in the case of units that came under intense fire or were flanked or surrounded by enemy forces.[48] When using the rifle to launch grenades, it requires the removal of a partially loaded clip of ball ammunition and replacement with a clip of M3 blank cartridges.[46]
Officials in Army Ordnance circles demanded a fixed, non-protruding magazine for the new service rifle. At the time, it was believed that a detachable magazine on a general-issue service rifle would be easily lost by U.S. soldiers (a criticism made of British soldiers and the Lee-Enfield dozens years previously), would render the weapon too susceptible to clogging from dirt and debris and that a protruding magazine would complicate existing manual-of-arms drills. As a result, inventor John Garand developed an en bloc clip system that allowed ammunition to be inserted from above, clip included, into the fixed magazine. While this design provided the requisite flush-mount magazine, the clip system increased the rifle's weight and complexity, and made only single loading ammunition possible without a clip.
Ejection of an empty clip created a distinctive metallic "clanging" sound.[50] In World War II, it was rumored that German and Japanese infantry were making use of this noise in combat to alert them to an empty M1 rifle in order to catch their American enemies with an unloaded rifle. It was reported that the U.S. Army's Aberdeen Proving Ground began experiments with clips made of various plastics in order to soften the sound, though no improved clips were ever adopted.[49] Conversely, former German soldiers have said that the sound was inaudible during engagements and not particularly useful when heard, as other squad members might have been nearby ready to fire.[51] Due to the often intense deafening noise of combat and gunfire it is highly unlikely any U.S. servicemen were killed as a result of the clang noise; however some soldiers still took the issue very seriously.[52] Some U.S. veterans recalling combat in Europe are convinced that German soldiers did respond to the ejection clang, and would throw an empty clip down to simulate the sound so the enemy would expose themselves.[53]
Bro wrote an whole paragraph about anti furry💀
@@lyubovsalenko2017 I don't regret.
Buddy nobodys reading all that. U wasting ur time lmfaoo
#stoptheriansandfurries
Dude you can’t “stop” an identity. Are you gonna say “stop the gays”?
@@Starfruit_Animations They might
@@Starfruit_Animations Try anyway 😂
Nah :)
@@Ażüł_Słiçk_Fėåthēr you’re late bro
Btw idc about therians anymore
Wtf
leave her alone you rat
you are bad person
what your mom said when she saw you
@@Larexb that's crazy how yours abandoned you
@@Larexb Mf ain't even four yet and is trying to get powers that's crazy she trying to bring her Dada back
I feel bad for anyone in that shop
Why? ;-;
same lmao
@@1weeeee2You won't understand
Womp womp
Bro those employees probably have enough.
yea
wdym
@Theiran ally the employees have a gun
@max_can_slay_any_day6065says the person whose prob never worked a day in their life
I love the end❤…
Pin plz I subscribe to you :3
My husband would like this
(it’s a homie thing not literally)
Slayyy!
wtf
She’s 9 too 😭💀
i can’t with these kids thinking they’re animals💀
@@ieatkids465think again.