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general furry discussion => general furry discussion => Topic started by: Varg the wanderer on January 13, 2018, 03:04:26 pm
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I saw the article below and it made me wonder:
What are some uses for fur suits that don't involve entertaining?
I'll kick the list off:
1) Saving endangered animals (https://www.racked.com/2018/1/11/16874500/conservation-panda-whooping-cranes-otters)
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2) Keeping yourself warm on cold winter days when your heating is broken.
That didn't actually happen to me, so no worries please. Okay? I'm good.
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3) A stuffed fursuit sitting at the dinner table could keep you company... :-[
(No I didn't do that, I don't have a suit. ...yet... :D)
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3) A stuffed fursuit sitting at the dinner table could keep you company... :-[
I immediately thought of the volleyball. Wilson! XD
4) Pretending to be the dog/cat/pet reindeer so visitors you don't want think you're not home.
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5) On a similar note, wildlife researchers (not just rehabilitators) could use a convincing quad suit to infiltrate groups of animals to study them closer? (but may be dangerous!)
6) You could, again, stuff a fursuit, place it in your bed, and put pillows over the head. Then escape out of the house! ;) :D
3) A stuffed fursuit sitting at the dinner table could keep you company... :-[
I immediately thought of the volleyball. Wilson! XD
4) Pretending to be the dog/cat/pet reindeer so visitors you don't want think you're not home.
you have a pet reindeer? neato! ;)
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7) Put a fur suit in the front passenger seat of a vehicle. Maybe it could a be close enough to human form (its anthropomorphic after all) to fool car pool cameras? ;)
8.) An unwearable/damaged/old fursuit could be used for its material ( if you are not repairing it). It could be used in animal shelters to comfort animals with the soft fur. This is often done with towels and the like at my sister's work place (she works at an animal hospital). Many cats seem to react to the feel and warmth of the fuzzy fabrics/materials in a positive way. :)
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Fashion one into classic faux animal-skin rug.
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Stuff it and leave it sitting on the couch. That way everyone will think someone's home.
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A fursuit supported by a movable internal framework, might be used as a sort of artists manikin? To aid in drawing different poses? IDK?
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Stuff it and leave it sitting on a toilet in a convention space restroom. That way you will always have a toilet free any time you need one.
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Wear it while doing yardwork to deter neighbors from bothering you.
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When stuffed, strap it to the roof of your vehicle during the hunting season to mock successful hunters.
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Keep it as a pet!
Don't overfeed it.
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Use as a decoy to attract other fursuits.
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Wearing it to a live event so nobody knows who you are. (I'm seriously considering doing this.)
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Drape it over a pan to keep the food warm for that one guy that's always late for dinner!
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Drape it over a pan to keep the food warm for that one guy that's always late for dinner!
That could get a little disgusting. :P
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That could get a little disgusting. :P
Actually I assumed you'd be so smart to clean the pan first if that was necessary. And at least I didn't mention my idea to rip a part off and use it as bandage. I might be crazy, but I'm not stupid! Most of the time...
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That could get a little disgusting. :P
Actually I assumed you'd be so smart to clean the pan first if that was necessary. And at least I didn't mention my idea to rip a part off and use it as bandage. I might be crazy, but I'm not stupid! Most of the time...
Well, I'm just thinking of that fabric getting in the food you're trying to keep warm.
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I don't know what it's like in your household, but most of our pans have lids...
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I don't know what it's like in your household, but most of our pans have lids...
If they're heat resistant enough, your paws could double as potholders! :D
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You can hang a fursuit in front of a window to use it as curtain.
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I suppose it could be used for target practice x_x. Sorry...
Or could use it as a scarecrow . :)
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Stand the fursuit out in your garden to frighten off pests.
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Confuse the person searching you whilst playing hide-and-seek.
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Lay one across the bottom of your garage door to keep drafts out.
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Use it as a rug/carpet!
Do not walk over it with shoes or dirty socks on.
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OH! I have it! (its catching too, so be careful :o )
Use the head as a Tea Cozy! BAM! (please don't tell me someone thought of this already, I will probably exile myself)
Keep your tea pot hot for longer using the insulation properties of the head!
So stylish!
I can see it now, a line of designer tea cozies made in the style of popular characters!
"Get yours now for only $1350 USD, less sipping and handling." so affordable, you can own 2!
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I can see the steam wafting out of the ears and nostrils now.... :D
It would make a pretty spooky floor lamp with the light coming out of its eyes.
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Anchor the suit at the ankles. Then blast air through it so it flails about like one of those inflatable arm-waving tube men.
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I would NEVER do this, but...
With the microfiber like behavior of faux fur, and its ability to absorb a lot of water....
Use a fursuit to wash a car!
I can see it now! A whole double row of furies all soaped up running towards your car. Then they start rubbing up against the car, cleaning it, with the suit they are wearing... :-[
Personally I like Honey Sage Oat double conditioning dog shampoo, if you want to know. leaves a nice long lasting scent.
(FYI: Tails can get into tight spaces like a thin brush, good for cleaning those tires and rims.)
:D :o
Wow....
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Seeing as fursuits tend to get really hot after being in them for a while, maybe it can be used as isolation material? Or even better, as an additional blanket on cold nights!
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Penalty for first-time offenders of minor crimes. Sentenced to wear fursuit in front of courthouse for several hours with sign that reads what the wearer is being penalized. An alternative to jail time or a stiff fine.
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Could use a wet fur suit as an evaporative cooler device. Maybe a bad idea. Especially if it smells bad. :P
Hey you might use one as a "straight jacket" by modifying the sleeves. Ehh, maybe not.
What about using one as a more fashionable Snugee type warm clothes?
I bet you could use a fur suit as a dust cloth, if didn't care how damaged it got :'(
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Decoy for attracting a Sasquatch, Yeti, or Loch Ness Monster.
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Use one as a bath towel?
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Use as doormat to wipe dirty footpaws on. :D
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Use as towel to dry dishes after washing dishes.
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If you have multiple, dump them all on your bed and make a fort out of it! Kinda like a pillow fort, but with fursuits!
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Stuff with foam peanuts for use as a pool toy or floatation device.
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A gigantic floor mop for cleaning warehouses, hangers, and the like.
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Cut into smaller pieces and use as napkins during lunch and dinner.
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Cut into smaller pieces and use as napkins during lunch and dinner.
:o *gasp* Sacrilege Kobuk! You can't cut up a fursuit! Are you mad?! For shaaaaame on you. >:(
You have to keep it completely whole when you use it a napkin for your food. 8)
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I think the head is better SUITED as cat toy.
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I think the head is better SUITED as cat toy.
If you dump it over it would make an even better cat bed.
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Use it as a floormat for the inside of your car.
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Use it as a floormat for the inside of your car.
Use it as a seat cover for the inside of your car. Mmmm soft.
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Use one as a hammock? Did anyone say that yet?
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Burn it for a pagan ritual. (:
No, wait! STOP! Don't actually- Ugh...
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Burn it for a pagan ritual. (:
No, wait! STOP! Don't actually- Ugh...
Ooo, I should tell my sister... maybe she could use one for a upcoming coven meeting. (Kidding, sort of)
If it is made of stretch fabric, use it as a weak slingshot? You could use the head as ammunition... :P
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Home Security--Fill with sandbags, suspend on a cable and hang in a corner. When activated by a tripwire release, the weighted suit slams into the unwanted guest while scaring the heck out of him.
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Home Security--Fill with sandbags, suspend on a cable and hang in a corner. When activated by a tripwire release, the weighted suit slams into the unwanted guest while scaring the heck out of him.
The home Security glomp. Keep the burglars out of your house by having a giant animal leap at them upon entering the home.
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As a very fancy seat cover for your vehicle.
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Do what Takata should have done.
Use fursuits as airbags in vehicles!
No one will get hurt by a big fluffy bag of roasting hot air and fur wrapping around their head at the speed of light!
Only draw back is the size. Oh well, just make the center of the steering wheel as big as a beach ball. ...Cuz thats safe...
Who needs to be able to see the speedometer, or that pesky flashing red light when driving. They just distract you anyway.
At least you will have comfort knowing that a cute furry animal will pop out and wrap its arms around you in your last moments. :)
(I am a mind reader too)
I think I will ask my dealer for the large stoat option for the side curtain airbags, and perhaps bunnies for the frontal air bags.
Or maybe a red fox, they don't show the blood as bad.
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Walking through the mosquito infested park, it became clear to me that perhaps I should have worn more clothes.
Would a fursuit work well to block mosquitoes from biting you?
No chemicals needed, also has SPF rating of over 30 I bet.
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I just saw this video from a furry youtuber talking about this very subject.
https://youtu.be/dVydVnTW6CM?list=PLNOq1HI76lYqy53olFWJO3AqNrk8JoSoL&t=32
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I just saw this video from a furry youtuber talking about this very subject.
https://youtu.be/dVydVnTW6CM?list=PLNOq1HI76lYqy53olFWJO3AqNrk8JoSoL&t=32
Oh Pocari Roo! 8) I love her, and the accent. :-[
Dang! She listed a few of the ones we came up with...
But I am not deterred!
I shall keep thinking!
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Again fill one with sandbags, set up seated dog-style, and a motion-sensor-activated dog bark sound chip. Place the assembly near your back door to discourage burglars, canvassers, and salesmen.
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Procure a Boston Dynamics humanoid robot, dress it in a fursuit. Then take it for a walk in the park.
That will scare the stuffing out of people!
:D
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Stuff the fursuit with straw and use it as a scarecrow in a corn field.
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Tack one to the cabin wall like a bear skin.
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Tack one to the cabin wall like a bear skin.
Put the fursuit head on the wall next to all the other animal head trophies. :D
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Use it as flooring in children's playground, that way kids land softly if they fall off something. Or y'know, do other kinds of reckless stuff.
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Embed carbon fiber threads into it, pass 12 volts dc through those fibers. They make heat like an electric seat heater for a vehicle. Then wear the suit in very cold climates as an electric blanket. Seriously...could be a market for these things. I can just see a hyena on a snowmobile in -40 weather.
I'm doing it...
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Could people at an animal hospital wear fursuits that mimic the type of animal they are working on? In an attempt to reduce stress on the animal patient. Of course when the animal is asleep, during surgery, no need for a disguise. Or would it stress the animal more. Or are they not fooled by a suit?
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Simulated roadkill/accident victim to train EMTs on how to deal with a furry subject.
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Use it as a beach towel for when you're at the beach and need something to lay on.
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Colossal dust mop head.
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Well, I have suited at a wrestling show three times thus far. My reasons for going in suit is I used to be involved with this indy promotion, and I didn't want the fans to know I was there. Thus far, only one fan knows who I am (because she saw me with my fursuit head off). Even the wrestlers weren't sure who I was at first.
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You can use the fursuit as a replacement for this...
You might want to be careful.
(https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1944/44570449295_0619d0aea1_o.jpg)
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Okay so my last post on this thread maybe wasn't so useful.
But what about using a fursuit to make cottage cheese, to strain out the watery portion, keeping the curds.
Just fill a glove with curds and whey, squeeze, and get the cottage cheese out.
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Fill one with sand, use as sand bag.
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Stuff one, lay it next to you in bed, to be a stand in for your mate who is away. *nervous laughter * :-[
Wear it when training attack dogs, that way they don't bite much because you are a bigger dog than they are.
Perform CPR on it for practice. Mouth to muzzle and chest compressions.
Use the hand paws to set hot food containers on to keep from burning the table? Especially if they have silicone paw pads.
Drink champagne out of a foot paw at a furry wedding?
Use one to cast a shadow on the inside of your windows so people think you are home, and you have a false alibi. Kind of like a Perry Mason episode.
Stuff one, set it between two cranky children who are fighting in the back seat of a car during long trips. Maybe they would settle down.
Stuff one, throw it into a volcano to satisfy the gods by fooling them, and no one dies?
Punching bag.
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Use the head as a mount animal for your wall.
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Use the head as a mount animal for your wall.
You wouldn't know where I can get an endangered snow leopard head would you??
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Wow ain't you a ray of sunshine lol. hop on a dirt bike and race while suit
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Wow ain't you a ray of sunshine lol. hop on a dirt bike and race while suit
Now, now, I didn't mean anything bad...I just really liked the idea he proposed, and for some reason, a nice CAT head on the wall of a Dog's house seemed , well, natural.
(I like you Michen! Honestly! just playing, please do not hurt me.)
Okay...inspired by Charcoal...
Wear a fursuit during swimming, to INCREASE resistance, as a way of building strength.
Just have a helper with an air tank on hand in case the suit is too heavy to get out.
Be safe.
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I'm just joking and fusuit used as riot gear
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I'm just joking and fusuit used as riot gear
I can't stop laughing! :) :D (:
I can just imagine a doggos instinct turning on, and he catches a tear gas canister in his mouth thinking is fetch.
At work they use me like a door mat. I guess I could just lay there in fur suit and let them walk on me as an actual human door mat with them wiping their feet on my back while I struggle to breathe.
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As protection from mosquitoes.
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Stuff one and put it in the passenger seat of your vehicle when you need another person so that you can use the commuting lane.
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Stuff one and place in your bed so you can sneak out after "lights out" at camp.
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You wouldn't know where I can get an endangered snow leopard head would you??
Whoa bud, you're getting on dangerous territory there! (:
Grab a gun, go out hunting, get a fursuit and say that that's your hunting thropy for today.
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Put one on a frame and use it to hold your place in line for concert tickets, or when buying the latest Iphone.
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At Christmas, decorate your fursuit instead of a Christmas tree! (Watch out how you do this though.)
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Stuff one and use it to hold your place in line when returning unwanted Christmas gifts.
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Use the pursuit head as a welding Mask
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Use the pursuit head as a welding Mask
Oh yeah, I can see only"good" things coming out of that!
Doc, I dont know why my buckram eyes didnt stop the UV light. Nor do I know why i have melted plastic on my head. :D
Soak a fursuit head in wax, then can use it as a water bucket.
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If it's foam construction: Impregnate the fur with a few coats of epoxy resin and use it as a helmet.
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As a collossal head on a dust mop. About eight times more effective than a regular one.
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Use it as a a hunting decoy
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Use the hand paws to wax and buff your car.
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The worlds best looking Van De Graff generator (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Van_de_Graaff_generator).
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Bring a body suit to the grocery store. Tie the arms and legs in a knot and close the zipper. Then put food into the neck hole, and use the thing as a ruck-sack (duffel bag).
Saves on plastic and paper grocery bags. Its environmentally friendly!
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Bring a body suit to the grocery store. Tie the arms and legs in a knot and close the zipper. Then put food into the neck hole, and use the thing as a ruck-sack (duffel bag).
Saves on plastic and paper grocery bags. Its environmentally friendly!
You could use it to wrap around your coolers! They'll look fasionable AND keep your carbonated beverage of choice (soda, pop, soda pop, or coke) cold longer. :D
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Hospital scrubs in the e.r
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Put on parts of multiple fursuits (like the arms of one fursuit, the tail of another etc.), then turn the head backwards and voila! Instant Halloween costume!
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Wear it as a smock during art classes, particuarly art painting classes.
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Use the head as a giant coffee cup! :D
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Use them to cover areas of animals who have no fur, like from a surgery,so they look furry again.
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Fill with polyester batting and use as a body pillow or dakimakura.
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Prevent cold air from coming into your house by placing the tail on the floor up against the outside door.
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Stretch it over a steel plate form for a reactive target in competitive shooting matches.
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Wear it when breaking into a stuffed animal factory, so that you sort of blend in if the police come. That way they can't see you.
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Use the paws as serving trays at your next party.
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Fit a pole to a hand paw with claws and use as a back scratcher. Then use the foot paws in the shower as anti-slip shower shoes (assuming they have grippy pads)
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Use the tail as a tug toy for your dog!
Wait a minute, I think that has actually happened to me a few times, without my consent! And, while still attached to me! :D
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Use the tail as a feather duster
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Wrap a tail around your neck as a brace, of for cold weather.
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Use the ears (if they are stiff) as a spoon and/or a scoop.
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Use fiber glassing resin on the fur (Put it on your duct tape dummy first). Make sure you leave soft spots at the joints and, ta da! armor for your next icy snowball fight.
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Place the head in a window to scare off intruders. (Guess that would only work if it was a "scary" head).
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Place the head in a window to scare off intruders. (Guess that would only work if it was a "scary" head).
Use the head to attract other furries in your neighborhood.
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You can wear one as a disguise if you are enrolled in the witness protection program.
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Fill with cedar shavings to re-purpose as an awesome pet bed.
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Simulated roadkill/accident victim to train EMTs on how to dal with a furry subject.
What Rocket T Coyote said, but specifically for CPR training . Mouth to muzzle.
*rolls eyes*
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Coat the fur with plastic resin. Let harden in an upright position with forearm and paw outstretched. Use to hold spare change and/or car keys.
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Use the headpiece to decoy snipers during firefights.
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Fill with parafin wax.
Use as giant candle.
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As a "sit in" when you are at dinner and have to leave the table for some reason.
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Replace the plastic claws with steel ones and use them as a can opener when in a bind
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Use the tail to wax your vehicle.
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Stuff with polyester fiber-fill and use to save your seat in the movie theater for when you get up for refills or to use the lavatory.
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Use it as a car crash dummy.
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Fill it with sand and make it "sit" in the bed of your pickup as traction weight in the winter.
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Stuff it and add it to your plushie collection.
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As an imaginary friend.
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Emergency flood control sandbag.
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As a stand in for when you can't go to work.
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Stuff it full of baloons, use as pool flotation device.
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Fill with rocks, drop in your favorite lake to create structure to harbor fish.
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Stuff it full of portable paw warmers and use it as a bed warmer.
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Hide it under your kid's bed and tell him it'll eat any monster that tries to hide there, but it will eat HIM if he get's out of bed before morning unless it's to go use the bathroom.
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Beekeeping!
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Use the feet as a door jam.
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Advertising device for a pet supply chain.
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Football gear
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Advertising device for a pet supply chain.
Seen it done.... now I'm a furry...
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Use the body suit part as a blanket.
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To wash the inside glass surface of aquariums. Wear it, rub up against the glass.
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Line the head with plastic wrap, fill with ice, and it can be used as a drink cooler.
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Cut strips and glue to door jambs, to reduce noise when doors close. (act as sound damper).
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Apply resin to one of the paws. Once hardened, attach it to a wooden dowel and use it as a back scratcher.
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A non-human shield.
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Stuff it and use it as a holiday decoration.
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Use it to teach basic anatomy lessons?
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Fire blanket
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If it has an overstuffed tail, it can be used as a neck cushion.
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use it as packing material for something breakable, while you are moving.
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Fly it up a flagpole. :D
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Convert it into a pressure suit for high altitude pilots.
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Convert it into a pressure suit for high altitude pilots.
Can you imagine the thoughts of another pilot if he/she was to see that? "Control, we have a large cat flying a stealth bomber." :D
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Use it as a wall decoration in your house.
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Repairing powerlines
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Boat bumper
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Chinking for a log house?
You know, that stuff people used to jam inbetween logs to keep wind out when building a log house?
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Roofing material
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Stuff it and use it as a sparring partner.
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Lay it on the grass for when you sit down when having a picnic.
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Use it as a mattress topper
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Coat the inside of the head with a waterproofing substance and then use it as a soup bowl.
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Stuff one and use it a magic show as a sacrificial dummy for the saw a furson in half demo.
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Makeshift pet bed.
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Test dummy for a rocket launch.
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Fursuit with Kevlar backing as full body bullet resistant suit.
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Use the tail as a scarf.
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replace the eyes with spinning swirley things, and hypnotize people while wearing the head.
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Military uniform (imagine the drill sargents face)
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Cold Weather suit. Traveling the Antarctic and doing the Iditarod run.
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Stuff with straw for a target on a 3-D archery course.
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Cold weather/arctic survival suit in a bailout kit.
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As a casket cover for a furries funeral.
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As a table cover for your next furry party.
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Use one to prevent pregnancy.
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Stuff it and use it as a bellhop
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Cut it up and use as luxurious toilet tissue.
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Use the feet paws to hold open a door.
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Bedroom rug.
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Use one to train people to shave fur at animal hospitals.
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Wall decoration.
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Cut it up and use as luxurious toilet tissue.
Ewwww. :P
Use a fursuit as a raincoat.
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Use as a boat bumper at dockside.
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Hang the bodysuit portion as a curtain by a window.
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Put the paws over doorknobs to detect static. Shake the paw to open the door, but if the fur raises when you get close you know you're about the get zapped.
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Table cover for when you have guests over for dinner.
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Cover a bare spot in the yard.
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Use the head as a key holder.
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Use head as bicycle helmet. Too bad the reduced vision will cause further injury.
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Use the tail as a featherduster when cleaning and dusting.
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use the body suit as a bag for a bagging mower. To catch all the lawn clippings and such.
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Drape over car fender when changing spark plugs on your classic car.
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Hard candy making
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Hard candy making
Sounds like something to avoid while fursuiting.
Take a fursuit, raise each paw up in the air with a long stick. Put another long stick in the middle and prop up the belly. Use it as a small sun shade.
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Chimneys enough said
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Chimneys enough said
Chim-chimney,chim-chimeny, charuu..
Nvm...
Put fursuit on, run on treadmill, lose water weight prior to wrestling event to make weight class
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Use it as a micro sauna for when you can't go to the gym.
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Use the handpaws as oven mitts for taking things out of a hot oven.
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Lawn and leaf catcher bag for lawn mower discharge. :D
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As a weather cover for your motorcycle.
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Use the paws as work gloves
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Scare the weak of heart to death to reduce population.
Joking.
Use as snow brush for car
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Welcome mat.
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Wear while at animal shelter, to blend in while working. Just don't get locked in kennel. Unless you are with your favorite dog that is!
Wear fursuit at store to get preferential treatment so you can move ahead in line
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Use the tail as a neck warmer.
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Use as instrument of death. Wear fursuit, jog in place for 1 hour till dead.
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Use as crude water filter. :P x_x
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Static electricity generator.
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If it has upright ears, you can use them as a serving bowl.
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Oil absorbent burm on a pond?
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Use the paws as paint brushes. Just put them on, dip in gallon of paint, and away you go!
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Use the head as a helmet at construction site
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Use them for clean large pipes! Put it on, get wet and roll in some dish soap and then then crawl through.
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Use them for clean large pipes! Put it on, get wet and roll in some dish soap and then then crawl through.
Hey are you calling me a pipe pig? ( I think the oil industry sends a solid thing down pipelines to clean them out and it's called that). Maybe they should invest in some fuzzy fur suits!
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Use as dish rag or towel when doing dishes.
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Oil slick absorber
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Automobile socks. It's like tire chains, look it up.
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Sound-proofing your home recording studio.
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Windsock at the airport.
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Saturate with quick-setting plaster for a body cast.
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Stuff foam in mouth opening and wear as Covid19 mask while at grocery store
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Drape along the dockside as a boat buffer.
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Send to Santa Claus as an alternative toy bag for his sleigh.
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Abatement for soil erosion.
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Catch bag for mulching bagging lawn mower.
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Camp cot cover.
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Wear fursuit at Walmart in order to be one of "those people"...
Benjamin
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Stuff all the parts of the fursuit, then hang it on a pole at a shooting range and use it for target practice. :o
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Place on a form near a window so it casts a silhouette to fool prowlers.
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Use the main bodysuit portion as a cooking apron.
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Fill with helium balloons and see if it floats.
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Use the headpiece as a basket when gathering nuts or berries.
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Pet training. Stuff it. Then take it outside to use the bathroom. Make sure it always has fresh food and water. Play with it and always give it attention. Put wheels on it and take it for walks. Once your confident you have been properly trained your ready to take care of a real pet.
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Stuff the entire fursuit, then hang it from a pole or ceiling in a gym, and use it as a punching bag for boxers.
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Stuff the entire fursuit, then put it in a car, and use it as a crash test dummy.
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Use the bodysuit as a blanket on a long duration airplane flight.
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Stuff it and hug it. Then ask it why it never calls you on weekends like it used to. :D
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Just as people put boards or some other material under the wheels of their cars to try and get more traction to get out of the mud or snow, maybe try using your fursuit bodysuit instead?
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Sit on an insulated pedestal and spin while in fursuit and rub against another fabric. Generate static electricity for science experiments.
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Use the head as a snack bowl during parties and fill it with potato chips or some other snack for people to grab and munch on.
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Use head piece as a hideout for your cat.
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fill it with rubber balloons, and an inflater like on rafts.
Mail to someone you dont like, and have it pop out of the box and inflate. Do this at their work, to maximize humiliation.
Include a voice recording that makes it sound like you and the suit have met before etc.
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Leave it in the car as an emergency item in case you get stuck on a highway during a snowstorm/blizzard. You can wear the suit to keep warm till the rescue services dig you out.
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Ski suit!!
Be a real snow bunny!
:orbunny:
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Ski suit!!
Be a real snow bunny!
:orbunny:
I actually have seen vids of people skiing in fursuit.
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Wear the head to protect you from Covid.
DDD
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Stuff the complete fursuit then lash it to the roof of your car during hunting season. Sure to make the other hunters jealous!
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Wear it during snow removal services such as shoveling sidewalks or driveways during winter. That would be quite the sight to see. :D
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If applicable , go to a bass-pro shop or cabellas etc.. and pose as a stuffed creature. Then when someone comes by, pounce! And then tell them how they desecrated the furry species by shooting your ma and paw.
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If applicable , go to a bass-pro shop or cabellas etc.. and pose as a stuffed creature. Then when someone comes by, pounce! And then tell them how they desecrated the furry species by shooting your ma and paw.
:goldlaugh:
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You wear your fursuit bodysuit instead of pajamas when sleeping during cold winter nights.
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Wear as protection against briars and brambles when horseback riding or off-roading.
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Be the new mascot at a fast food restaurant chain.
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Beat out flames with it.
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Use as a drop cloth for when I'm painting model kits. :D
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Car dust mop.
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Use your fursuit as a new flag on the flagpole to replace the U.S. flag and announce the creation of a new furry country. :D
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I am about to do that Kobuk. Kinda had enough of the stupidity of my town.
I want to fly a fursuit flag at my house and see what hits the fan.
Stitch the arms to the sides of torso, and stitch legs together at inseam. Make a blanket. Use tail as pillow.
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Landscaping material for a model train layout.
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Give it to Barbie. The fursuits she's got are kinda lame.
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Wear normal scuba diving suit and equipment, then put on fursuit and go scuba diving in fursuit. :D
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Wear normal scuba diving suit and equipment, then put on fursuit and go scuba diving in fursuit. :D
I can only imagine the drag of the water on that suit. Got to kick harder to move.
I could wear a suit, sit at walmart in the big bin of stuffed animals and wait for someone to buy me. That or sit in a pet store.
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Use the bodysuit portion as a bath towel to dry yourself off after a shower.
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Ground cover to prevent soil erosion.
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Did we say this already?
"Burial Shroud"
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Use the fursuit head to collect Halloween candy during Trick or Treating instead of using those plastic pumpkin pails.
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Bore mop for a main gun battery on a battleship.
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Christmas tree skirt. Use the head as a tree topper.
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I use hand paws to keep my hands warm in winter.
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Run ropes through the arms and legs, then tie between two trees as a makeshift hammock.
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Float them in the ocean to absorb oil spills
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Ground cover when camping.
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In winter as warm clothing.
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If you have one of those slender Christmas trees...Christmas tree storage bag. That way you can keep your 'firsuit' up all year.
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Practice hide for taxidermy training.
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Car seat cover.
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Stuff it. Use as prop in a movie
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Tack it over a hole in the wall.