Pink elephants on parade

I finished off another week with my mathematics blog. And a full week at that. Here's what I published:



I didn't have time to write a recap of the plot of The Amazing Spider-Man. I'll get to it soon. In the meanwhile, please enjoy pictures from the Anthrohio 2018 Saturday, mostly around the fursuit parade.


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bunny_hugger entering the ballroom to gather for the parade.



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I squatted into a place here, near the back entrance of the hotel, where I guessed the light would be good and the parade would have to walk past me.



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More fursuiters gathering. I love the (modest) depth of field this picture.



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Not to worry: there's raccoons!



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Not only are there raccoons, but there's long ringed tails of many kinds.



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Also, there's inflatable dinosaurs. They're worth noticing.



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So here's your nice classic modern fursuit, someone fuzzy and gelato-colored.



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The rare picture where I've got someone mid-step and it's not all blurry and awful. The photographing site was great even if the picture is backlit for grey suits.



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Sometimes you'll meet a gryphon who isn't up to navigating an unfamiliar hotel with the head still on.



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Oh, wow, suddenly we have tailmaws in suit now.



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Unidentifiable rat character who acts like he recognizes me or something, I don't know what to make of it all. It's sad but it's completely impossible that we could ever know who Pakrat is.



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AAH! HE'S COMING FOR ME!



Trivia: Enos, the chimpanzee that orbited on the Mercury/Atlas-5 test flight, died at Holloman Air Force Base on 4 November 1962 of shigellosis, a form of dysentery.
Source: Animals In Space: From Research Rockets To The Space Shuttle, Colin Burgess, Chris Dubbs.


Currently Reading: The Missing Ingredient: The Curious Role of Time in Food and Flavor, Jenny Linford.