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Considering the thought that a werewolf would speak through the use of body language and such, would this be a language that would be picked up instinctively as another aspect of the transformation, or would it be something that must be learned? I've always wondered that.

For some reason I'd prefer the shirt with the plain blue pack logo on the front to be a lighter shade of blue, but I can't imagine why.


Maybe it has something to do with your avatar. :wink:
And perhaps, maybe, quite possibly the sun will rise tomorrow. And, much more likely, my computer desk ...

I've always pictured werewolves in full wolf form whenever I'm reading about them and such, so that's generally how I prefer them. It's just that hybrid human/wolf forms are more fun to draw.

Pixelized wolf smilies are the ultimate win.

For some reason I'd prefer the shirt with the plain blue pack logo on the front to be a lighter shade of blue, but I can't imagine why.

I imagine it would look a lot like a male transformation but with more awkward, yet conveniently placed, positioning of the limbs and scenery. (Rating has little bearing since it would still be awkward whether it's G or R; the only effect it would have is on what the awkward positioning emphasizes).

The acronym for this movie is SOAP. I think that alone is enough to indicate that this movie may quite possibly be the greatest and most memorable movies of our time. Bring the kids.

I'm not impressed.

Where in hell would you put it? It's not exactly small. (5 ft width, 3 1/2 ft tall, 8 ft long)
That's what I wondered too, but you can't get into technicalities when you have PASSION (which is a nicer way of saying obsession). It's not the hows or the whys, it's the novelty of ...

While you're getting probed you-know-where by aliens. It'd be highly embarrassing.

Gwaaaaaah *drool and dribble*

Renorei wrote: After all, shifting is a natural thing for werewolves to do, why should it be so hard?

You could ask the same thing about human pregnancy. Sometimes...natural things are just hard.

I think it'd be difficult or impossible for an average, healthy werewolf to be stuck in human form without outside influence (some kind of inoculation as has been mentioned, etc). Full moon comes around and it's like the body "remembers" it's capabilities. Whether they actually shift or not depends ...

I figured it was Dreamworks that copied Disney because when Jeffrey Katzenberg left Disney to create his own studio, he left knowing a good many of the projects that were being held on the shelf at Disney, so he was able to jump on the animation scene ripe with ideas. That's just speculation though ...

This looks like it'll perhaps be the worst of the worst remakes. It's the same old "Father is too caught up in work and something happens that allows him to see what an a** he's been so that he can rectify it and learn the true meaning of family" with the same old gags and cheesy lines and stupid ...

Honestly, I can't see why not. It'd be rare, but I think it'd be possible for a person to be immune. Or perhaps in some way a person will still catch the werewolf bug but for some reason it just goes dormant in their body so that they will never truly experience the werewolf effects but could still ...

Indeed, why is King Kong missing?

I voted LOTR 3 but Frighteners is up there with my favorites. I liked that movie.

Let's just say it's all magic and be done with it *gonk*

Or for you religious people out there frightened of da witchcraft, you can say God did it.

And for you cleverly disguised religious folks, you can say it's Intelligent Differentiation and then everybody can be happy.

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I'm not entirely ...

In a book I'm reading, female werewolves couldn't give birth at all since they'd abort the baby during the full moon when they changed. The only way to have a child was with a human female, and the baby would be fully human, no werewolf abilities that is.

I didn't really like the idea though

I think the "no shifting for 9 months" theory makes more sense.

It does.

But does it have to be 9 months? Would a werewolf fetus develop faster than a normal human fetus?
According to my theory, I guess it would depend on what shape the mother's in. As human, the fetus would develop at the ...

I think the "no shifting for 9 months" theory makes more sense. Not just that it's not recommended for the woman to shift, but the ability would completely shut down until she gives birth. It's probably as good an indicator of pregnancy as anything too. I mean the baby could probably shift along ...

I don't know if this counts....

I thought it looked interesting but then commercials started portraying it as another Snow Dogs (You know, that corny sled dog movie with Cuba Gooding Jr.) except a tad bit less silly. I'll give it a chance though because I'm just nice like that.

I prefer the sort of curse in which the werewolf has to deal with the fear of the change. The fear of becoming a beast, the fear of becoming something you're not, whether their fears are valid or just in their mind. Individual psychological issues if you will. It doesn't necessarily have to be, "omg ...

I don't think a transformed werewolf (like wolf form) should be able to speak human language at all. Maybe a series of grunts and growls that sound almost/barely like human speech, but no actual formation of complete words.
Have you seen those video clips of dogs "speaking"? I think if a werewolf ...

Hard to say what's hot and what's cute because the line is often blurred between the two. But whatever, right?

Kenai from Brother Bear
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...and Sitka
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Kuzco from Emperors New ...