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Moonies..a new generation

nice sites..saw alot of books I've never heard of...thanks

the polls are a good idea, as so far pretty much everything here has been majority rules..

Cafe Press is a good way to go..an artist friend of mine does merchandizing thru them.

I've noticed people saying they don't want wolves with bald spots and such, but my question is the opposite..what if the person had a lot of body hair normally, would that cause the transformed coat to be thicker than "normal"? what about really long hair or a big full beard? would those t...

I agree about the nails, hair and such mess...people shed cells of various sorts on a regular basis, as do animals..it stands to reason that shifting from one to the other would force the issue and cause it to happen at an accelerated rate.

I have asked questions in some threads that I am simply awaiting answers to..


I visit here a couple of times a day, tho I don't always have responses to what I read..

pretty cool..thanks for posting the link..

I liked it and thought they tried some interesting things with it...what got to me was they'd re-edit episodes together and then show them as new ones.

I think Adrian Paul ( of the series 'Highlander..talking about the "quickening) said it best "the most excruiciating pain..and the ultimate orgasmic pleasure..

perhaps giddy as the "chemicals" that cause the change move thru the body..

I did..and responded...thanks..

know a good server to put it on?

I have the pic scanned..how do I post it here?

well, people on these boards keep talking about the werewolves having features of both wolf and man, and both humans and canines can get drunk..therefore I think it's possible for the were to get drunk. perhaps the alcohol burns out of their system when they shift tho..

should I scan it and see about posting it here? it's suitable for all ages.

in the movie Full Eclipse the werewolf was immune to silver under the lunar eclipse..it was "super-powerfull" and none of the normal ways of destroying it would work.

are you asking why I posted that or what I mean?

anyone seen the werewolf cartoon in the new playboy?

I may be wrong, but I think the logic is that crawing on walls and ceilings is an attack strategy, that if there are werewolves all over then they're more likely to get past the defenses of their foes..in my mind, if they're that cunning, then they'd find a better way,such as using their strength to...

Ultimate Werewolf is a good one..a little bit of everything..other cool ones are:WEREWOLVES (edited by Martin Greenberg), the mammoth book of werewolves (edited by Stephen Jones), tomorrow bites (editor not remembered)..it's were stories set in the future and on other worlds..

I like that order and think it will look great on screen.. as as to the comment about not showing the internal changes, I was watching a movie on cable the other night (Underworld, I think) and they showed the heart beating faster and harder, ribs shifting and such from inside the torso..was pretty ...

perhaps the muzzle and tail would grow/transform at the same time..sort of a counter-balance.

but who's to say the brain has to shed volume? perhaps it simply changes shape to conform to it's new casing? or if it does indeed become smaller, it might be that it elongates down past the brain stem and into the spinal column.

my problem with the new B.G. is that almost all of the changes were simply to make the show more PC and appeal to a mass audience...which raises the question of why they changed Boomer's race..


and as for Trekkies and Trekkers..does that make the 'thrope version Wolfies and Wolfers?