Without looking up the stats LT versus the Raiders has to be pretty near the top . Has several passing TDs too . <| sep |> Nope . I make big synth pop and need all the gear . I sequence full tracks . I tweak stuff as I go but for the most part I wouldn ' t need to touch my sampler or ROMpler . Everything else I can access from my controller which I map to filters and stuff like that . <| sep |> The fandom started at scifi cons . A guy named Steve Gallaci was drawing a ' zine called Albedo Anthropomorphics , and discussion about the bipedal animalhumans featured segued into talk of anthropomorphic aliens in other scifi and fantasy novels . There was also a lot of chatter about old animation , Robin Hood , Bugs Bunny , etc . The mid 80 s had a whole bunch of anthroanimalbased scifi , fantasy , etc . comics and magazines , such as Cerebus the Aardvark actually started back in 1977 , Usagi Yojimbo , the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles , Bucky O ' Hare , etc . , collectively termed the funny animals genre . And things grew from there . Yes , porn , or at least pinups and characters in swimsuits or sexy outfits , were in it from square one . A lot of fancreated fantasy and science fiction stores and art already had sexual themes , and people at conventions were selling erotic art of alien babes , etc . , so it wasn ' t really any kind of big jump . Conventions just for furries didn ' t hit until ' 89 , but fancons had events and discussion panels by and for them for years before that . Once started , fandoms almost never die , and nearly always grow . So , too , did furries . It should be noted that most of the creepiness associated with furries is actually pretty small , and has been magnified artificially by the internet . Lots of people in the fandom have jobs and social lives , and know their hygiene . And cons don ' t have people groping each other everywhere .