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If it were like An American Werewolf in London, I would worry about anyone willing. As unpleasant as Being Human made it appear, at least it turned out George and Nina could get comfortable together.

For me, it's anticipatory: every now and then I'll dream I'm about to become a werewolf, but I never get past the initial fangs and claws. There's never any worry I'm a vampire; I'm alive, and there's just enough hair to reassure me. But the pace is always too slow to go far before I wake up.

Grayheart wrote:Well, take this one ->

Thanks! Looks sophisticated, too.

Lastly I'd do my own research on the person. Talk to family members (not directly about the burning question mind you), learn more about them, and attempt to determine if I think they're ready for it. More entertainment value that way, though. "Mrs. Brown, do you authorize me to make your daug...

I can't imagine turning someone against his will, but I have at least one friend who'd never forgive me if I were able and didn't turn him. Probably several, but I'd have to know them better first.

Old thread, I realize, but this is too good not to name.

http://jodycooper.bandcamp.com/track/werewolves

Thanks! It's nice to know at last how the duckies became canon.

Celestialwolf wrote:Joey, have I ever told you that you're the most ace werewolf ever? Best thread comment yet!

Aw, shucks. There ought to be a blushing werewolf emoticon.

Hi to all three of you!

I wish I had a nickel for every time I've started to post to this thread. I've never done anything with it, but I've long had this idea of a wealthy werewolf family piling into a Range Rover and going hunting together, all very proper except while attacking whatever animal. L.L. Bean all the way, on...

Ahoy there. I registered in March 2005 but apparently never got around to introducing myself. I go by Joey Liverwurst, and I enjoy writing short stories about werewolves in my spare time, which is a lot less often than I'd like. I'm not sure anyone who actually knows me is still here, but with Freeb...

Yes. I don't think silver bullets are gentle on anyone.

"Where the Wolf Bane Blooms" by The Nomads is my favorite.

Local H has an ace cover of "Wolf like Me."

It's not just that the rookie werewolf wants meat. It's that the rookie werewolf is almost always a vegetarian who wants meat. It's as if the best way to attract a werewolf is to become a vegetarian and then walk alone late at night. There must be a worldwide werewolf conspiracy to conquer the veget...

Vuldari wrote:Since no Werewolf movies prior to now (excluding maybe "Teen Wolf") have featured the werewolf as the HERO of the story,

And he was really more of a wereyak.

The entire point of this thread has been that, I am frustrated and annoyed with how people keep trying to make things easier on werewolves, taking away all of the things that would make their life difficult, excluding only social discrimination, (which obviously no one could do anything about), and...

The best werewolves are i lupi mannari. Benvenuto.

If as late as 20, then why not 30? It would mean there were still hope for most of us.

Har. Honestly, I prefer what would make sense over what would be "sooo kewl."

I like the idea of some smart-aleck werewolf uncle who, otherwise human, uses one claw as a can opener just to show off.

( If a baby can't help but make a mess in it's diaper, and can go from bliss to screaming rage in an isntant about things as common as feeling cold or hungry, it is conceivable to think that they may set off thier genetic "gift" by mistake from time to time. ) From time to time? What abou...

I saw that "Monsters" werewolf episode, and it sucked. You didn't miss anything. Basically, it was a parody of a sitcom and the film "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?" where a werewolf family meets their daughter's fiancee, and he's a werecoyote, so they don't get along. Werehyena,...