Small town fur

[dumbass45601]

Well it's about less than ten degrees here in Chillicothe, OH USA and I was working at the home improvement store and I helped two ladies in (unfortunately) faux fox coats. One looked like Lana Cox's co star in Lana in Furs 2. Although they were faux I still had some trouble finishing my shift and well I'm taking care of the problem.

 

Hopefully when I move to Columbus soon I will get to see some real foxes.

[White Fox]

That should be a really great area for "The real thing" I would think, but never been there in winter to know.

 

W

[dumbass45601]

Well at least the town I live in is not the richest of places. Now when I used to live near Toledo, let's just say it was hard for me to focus on mass in the cathedral.

[White Fox]

So, you are saying that it was a "Mass of Fur" there?

 

W

[dumbass45601]

Let's just say it was really hard to focus and pray and not let my mind wander. Especially the blond mother who had the black fox with a tuxedo crystal fox collar on it.

[Worker 11811]

So you're sitting in church, somewhere in the Midwest USA. You wouldn't be there if you weren't seeking better knowledge of God's plan for your life.

 

In walks a woman in a fur coat and you try to ignore her?

 

How do you know that wasn't God trying to tell you something?

 

[dumbass45601]

She basically looked like this picture but with darker blonde hair and a little older.

[FurLoverinFL]

Thank you God!!!!

 

FLinFL

[dumbass45601]

yeah she was quite a woman and i would definitely buy a similar style to my wife whoever that might be.

[rpelt_II]

Talking about small town Furs, I just found WWW.CRAIGSLIST.COM. sorry if this is nothing new to the others,, but I have spent the past couple of hours reviewing the many Furs available from the central Ohio area as well as neighboring states. Might be well worth a look, very much like Ebay format.

[dumbass45601]

I'm going to check out the thrift stores in the area on Friday to see what I can find.

[flamingo]

My town(relatively small) has two lovely furriers, both of which are very close to one another. Both very helpful and great places, although one is a bit cheaper. Also 2 thrift shops that occasionally have an old fur in the clothes sections.

[dumbass45601]

I went to five thrift stores in Columbus today and yesterday, but there was not fur at all. A couple of really bad fakes but that was really limited as well.

[Guest]

I saw lots of faux fur and fur lined jacket at the thrift store downtown the other day but unfortunately nothing that caught my eye.....

[dumbass45601]

Which city do you live in?

[Furtive Touch]

There is a slight possibility that things might be the other way around for me. Our parent (as in company) is located in Dallas and there's a chance I might get transferred to the Dallas office. I have lived in New York for years and the possibility of moving to Texas doesn't sit too well with me. I have always looked at Dallas, Ft Worth and Houston as being overgrown cow towns. I'm afraid I won't see furs there like I do here. Does anybody have any experience with living in Dallas? Are there furs there?

[FurLoverinFL]

Now that JR, Sue Ellen and the rest of the Ewings have Dallas, I'd be worried!

 

I share your pain. I was transferred from the NYC suburbs to south FL 2 1/2 years ago. Not many folks wearing furs down here, but I have found a couple of furriers.

 

FLinFL

[ReFur]

Thrift stores are different than consignment shops. I would try the latter.

 

Also try craigslist.

[dumbass45601]

Dallas is a wonderful city. Now the weather can get into the lower to mid 30s during the winter. My sister lives there and I have visited during Christmas time.