Ysengrin Blackpaw's Journal

"It shall be unlawful for any person ... To intentionally conceal his or her identity in a public place by means of a robe, mask, or other disguise." (it was already illegal during the commission of a crime)

There are exceptions for masquerade parties (cons, maybe?), parades and "those participating in the parades or exhibitions of minstrel troupes, circuses, sporting groups, mascots or other amusements or dramatic shows."

EDIT: a careful reading suggests that fursuits *within* con space would be OK - but not in an area not "wholly under the control" of the con, like the hotel lobby.

Just stepping out to the local park in a face-covering fursuit would be subject to fines or imprisonment. Kigurumi also might be covered, since they might be considered a fancy hoodie.

You can read the proposed bill here - http://webserver1.lsb.state.ok.us/cf_pdf/2015-16%20INT/SB/SB13%20INT.PDF

New Picture of the Week post! Gotta catch 'em all ...

30 Nov 2014 Ysengrin and Toothless While we were on vacation at Disneyland, I stopped by the Build-a-Bear store in Disney Downtown and adopted a Toothless plush for myself. It's a very chibi toothless :) Location: the couch

I'd been wanting a Toothless from Build-a-Bear for some time; they'd sold out shortly after the first release, just before How To Train Your Dragon 2 opened. I could have gotten one at the Build-a-Bear about thirty miles away, but saw there was a store in downtown Disney and since we were making that trip ... so, the last day we were at Disneyland I walked over to the store, went through the heart ceremony and adopted a Toothless.

This photo was taken after we got back. I was suited up to take the photos for our solstice cards -- nudge me in mail if you want a card -- and took a few minutes to get a photo of Toothless cuddles.