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"FurryMuckers like to jump into the Truth-or-Dare Hot Tub, where they
feel each other's tails and stuff. When I first stumbled into FurryMuck
(I was a fish named BigTuna;Wolfoids tried toeat me). I figured it was a
very wry college-kid joke thing. It's not. It's quite serious. The place has
an apartment complex where 190 people Jive (if you want housing here,
there's a waiting list). many bucolic parks and lakes, a taxi system, and
underground caverns. Lots of squirreloids."

This is part of my reading assignment for English tomorrow...

That's... Certainly an odd assignment.

It came up in discussion today too...to put it to you this way, my English teacher acts straight out of the fifties.  We all just laughed it off when she said, "And um what did you all think of the article?"  Everyone was pretty clueless about to what was going on...

Heh...what the title says.

I don't know why the general topic keeps popping up...

Heh...what the title says.

I don't know why the general topic keeps popping up...

Huh?

I think he means how (in the topic/original subject line) the thread is titled 'FurryMuch in English Class', but on the main index it reads as 'Furries in Second Life'. Or something to that effect.

EDIT: Aaand after I posted that the subject discrepancy was fixed. So there goes that, haha

Is it supposed to say "FurryMuch" or "FurryMuck"?

'FurryMuck'. 'Twas a typo, haha.

"FurryMuckers like to jump into the Truth-or-Dare Hot Tub, where they
feel each other's tails and stuff. When I first stumbled into FurryMuck
(I was a fish named BigTuna;Wolfoids tried toeat me). I figured it was a
very wry college-kid joke thing. It's not. It's quite serious. The place has
an apartment complex where 190 people Jive (if you want housing here,
there's a waiting list). many bucolic parks and lakes, a taxi system, and
underground caverns. Lots of squirreloids."

This is part of my reading assignment for English tomorrow...

FurryMuck was the first online RP game I got on in the late 90's. Sounds like
it hasn't changed much.     

Mucks can be interesting places to explore if you have a lot of time.