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Looking for a picture of a panda and a dog, they're in swimsuits and the dog is holding the panda's hand down his suit, they're both blushing, the dog has one red eye the other is green or blue, they also have shirts on; any help would be appriciated, thanks!

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>>90446

Well, Aaron is still not my cup of tea but the end was fun.

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5065773 or if you don't have an FA account go there http://u18chan.com/gc/topic/996680

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>>90182
>>90337
panties doesn't necessarily mean girly boiz, think outside of the box maaan.

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>>82476 No, because frottage does not include images where both characters still have their underwear on, to my knowledge.

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>>83158

sees images of dicks touching without underwear on or dicks out of underwear touching Pardon, but those images beg to differ.

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>>91266
Never said they were, just said that 1080p doesn't have to be 1920x1080, because, as you said, "1080P is the resolution 1920x1080."

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Guys, 1080p is for video, not images. :P

How about just: High def furry bonin', if it's big enough to atleast fit on a 1920x1080 res screen, that should be all that matters, lol.

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>>91258
To get technical, 1080P refers to a video with 1080 scan lines (pixels vertically) running at full resolution per frame (P). The two most common 1080P resolutions are 1920x1080 (16:9) and 1440x1080 (4:3). The former is, by far, the more common of the two. However, many, many media sources are incorrectly labeled 1080p, but mean only that they can be viewed at full width on a 16:9 1080p screen, which is to say they have a horizontal resolution of 1920 pixels. This mislabeling is mostly due to the fact that movies are often made with an intended aspect ratio greater than 16:9, and Blue Ray disks and television broadcasts want to fit the whole scene, even if it costs them having to letterbox. Of course, the resolution of an HD broadcast is defined by it's height in scan lines, rather than it's width, so either media would have to advertize it's actual resolution (E.g. 1920x900) or just accept that their stated vertical height is incorrect. Media providers chose the latter, en mass.

>>92184
Fair enough, adding the P at the end definitely implies video.

TLDR: If any of you are having aspect ratio or resolution images (too big) on the thread, pick up a free image program like Irfanview and crop/resize to your heart's content.

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>>91285 Only partially correct, and not technically correct, so you are not the best type of correct to be. The P in 1080P stands for Pixels, and indicates only the 16:9 aspect ratio format. 1080I is 'Interlaced', or Pan and Scan, the 4:3 aspect ratio of non-HD TVs.

Neither format has anything to do with video over still picture, as TV is meant to display videos, the format was designed for TV, and therefore no one noticed/cared about still pictures to think that such a distinction mattered. Since both video and pictures share aspect ratio terminology, describing a picture as 1080P is correct, but only when it is using the 16:9 aspect ratio, and therefore only when it has a size of 1920X1080.

You may now continue with your conversation and the posting of porn. I am not bumping because I have no actual content to offer, only nuggets of useless wisdom.