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I found "cub"'s explanation weird too. Let's take the seven dwarfs from Disney's Snow White and imagine them as furries while keeping their proportions, white hair and beards (N/A to Dopey). By this definition, they are cubs, but "cub" implies "young" which they obviously are not (except Dopey).

Sorry, I can't remember any short elderly furries.

Unrelated, but, Dillocircus, are you the only active staff member during these two weeks? I was going to ask how art link verification works step-by-step (I can be slow at times) and if I had to wait for Pup to get my art links verified, but I found it explained on a Derpibooru thread, and I guess you can verify?

I found "cub"'s explanation weird too. Let's take the seven dwarfs from Disney's Snow White and imagine them as furries while keeping their proportions, white hair and beards (N/A to Dopey). By this definition, they are cubs, but "cub" implies "young" which they obviously are not (except Dopey).

Sorry, I can't remember any short elderly furries.

I found "cub"'s explanation weird too. Let's take the seven dwarfs from Disney's Snow White and imagine them as furries while keeping their proportions, white hair and beards (N/A to Dopey). By this definition, they are cubs, but "cub" implies "young" which they obviously are not (except Dopey).

I found "cub"'s explanation weird too. Let's take the seven dwarfs from Disney's Snow White and imagine them as furries while keeping their proportions, white hair and beards (N/A to Dopey). By this definition, they are cubs, but "cub" implies "young" which they obviously are not.