Why would it be? As a business owner, I gotta periodically search my trademarks and see what people are saying about my product or what cool videos are getting posted. Not every day, but every couple of weeks.

(Sorry for the necro post, but I didn't see your comment previously)

All good. The implication of the post was that the price was unreasonable for what the product is. "Piece of silicone" and all that.

The "piece of silicone" is actually $125. The mounting system is another $125. A sleeve costs $60. And shipping runs another $25. $335.

The materials cost for this is about $80, and there is about 4 hours of work per tail, and then I have all the taxes and shop rent.

335 has been sustainable.

Hugr the badger: shenannigans consultant

Yeah, the one you have convinced me that Motley was a good pick for badger head. I really tried to zero in on badger features for this one. :)

A discussion thread about Motley badgers, you say?

"...people will just volunteer without explicit economic incentives to create..."

This is LITERALLY what the internet used to be. The whole fucking thing. Every piece of it. Stem to stern. That sentence right there. We were just on here, doing stuff, just to share with each other.

Double-ended skirt just dropped! :D www.furaffinity.net/view/61892912/

It remains the single best Mary Sue Adventure that I've ever read. I'm certainly never giving away the copy that's tucked into my bookshelf. :D

Clothing is always going to be contextual though too. Plenty of reasons to cover fur temporarily. In space they're gonna wear space-suits. In bogs they're going to wear hip-waders. In rattlesnake-prone areas they're going to want boots and shin-guards. In greasy environments they'll want coveralls.

Cervelet does some interesting taur fashion too.

Let's see what I have on hand...

I'd say there have been plenty of fashionable ideas for tauroids over the years. I've certainly collected more than a few, some of them very inventive and/or practical. Some not so much. :D

6-ish months. It's the best I can do. When it gets shorter, this attracts more people and then it isn't shorter anymore. :D

Although it should be noted that Tu-160 can still be produced, just not quickly or cheaply.

The last 95s and 22s rolled off the lines in 1993 for both types. Restarting production of either would be incredibly difficult.