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Black Shuck wrote:Isn't it like, Elkhorn Wisconsin or something like that?

Sure is. The Beast of Bray Road was 1st reported there in 1989, IIRC.

Really bad jokes :jester2: :idea: http://fenrir.nonexiste.net/~lupin/smilies/ducktoss3-fig.gif I've been looking for a place to try out this joke... :evillaugh: A werewolf walks into a bar and says, "Give me.......... a Pina............ Colada." The bartender is about to make fun of the g...

Fenrir wrote:Hmm I used to live by Bray Road is it in Wisconson?

That's the one.

Morkulv wrote:Yeah, Netherlands rule!

But eh, anyone who wants to join us in our quest for the Bray Road Beast are welcome!

Just give us a bit of advanced warning when you're coming. I'll bring my Chupacabra net.

Fenrir wrote:Well I'll say it again too
*grabs Figaou ties him to a chair and gags him so that he can't post here*

*looks innocent* what do you mean were is Figarou

No no, you mean Figarou is Were.

You'd think Academia would avoid teaching us lessons such as "Ignorance is Bliss." Kinda like Lex Luthor would want to avoid describing all the times Superman has saved the planet from destruction. :superwolf: You'd think so...heh heh but at least they word it so it doesn't sound quite so...

Y'know... I suspect we already knew that. :lol: -- Vilkacis LOL yeah I figured you all probably did. Just wanted to let everyone know that it's backed up by academia. 'Ignorance is Bliss' is most definitely my favorite way of saying it. :wink: (Ever noticed how textbooks will inform you of somethin...

No wait, I can do it faster!


or not.

That sounds like a very nice culture to live in :D Maybe, but I can't help but think we'd never have invented plastic, and that personal transport issues may not matter that much, but hauling freight would remain the responsibility of the horse population, severely limiting the amount that can be s...

* Figarou- "I know. Lets play Duckie tag." :ducktoss3: "HA!!! TAG!! You're it!!" *catches duckie and retreats into kitchen....emerges three hours later with a very satisfied smile on her face and the smell of duck dressing on her breath.* :eatduckie2: Well, now THAT'S just great...

You found a grey chest hair on your 15th B-Day? :? Does it count when you put gray hair into your head? ?? I dye my hair with silver/white blonde streaks... :D I reckon you'd have to retreat your hair as a werewolf, unless as a werewolf you have these streaks naturally, and you like them so much yo...

Figarou wrote:

Excelsia wrote:Hide and Seek. In the woods. In gestalt or wolf form. That would be a blast!

1st rule...You can't use your nose to sniff for clues.

You're gonna set a pack of werewolves loose in the woods and try to make them follow rules?

Fenrir wrote:

Figarou wrote:

mielikkishunt wrote:(Hey, you hairy men, does your chest hair gray out when your head does?)

*looks at own chest and finds one grey hair*

*pluck* OW!!

I'm getting old.

I felt the same way when I had my 15th b-day

You found a grey chest hair on your 15th B-Day?

Figarou wrote:What happens if a werewolf bites a snowman?

He gets Frostbite!!

Okay, NOW you're just being silly!

How did the country werewolf greet strangers?

"Fleas to meet you!

Hmmm... Maybe there's a reason there are no werwolf stand-up comics.

Ack! Putting Lupin's words in my mouth, are ye? :/ Well that can't be hygenic at all. I shall have to wash my mouth out with pizza. -- Vilkacis Notice what we are doing? Off topicness. :wink: Nah, it's all good! Washing one's mouth out with pizza is sure to generate loads of saliva, and thus we com...

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Kavik wrote:

Vilkacis wrote:Werewolves dancing, now there's an intersting mental image.

Ack! Putting Lupin's words in my mouth, are ye? :/



-- Vilkacis

Sorry. Should have washed them off first I guess. Who knows where those words have been.

I had a nice idea about why the Underworld werewolves didn't look like wolves: Maybe they were not people who turn into wolves, but people who turn into a feral creature that is not really based on any actual animal, and each culture associated them with the most feared predator of the area. That i...

They've changed the Underworld werewolf a tad, made it a bit more hairy (but not much) for the sequel. Props to Chris Sawyer for these photos from ComicCon. http://lnx.sinnerdragon.com/gallery/view_album.php?set_albumName=album28 They'd probably look better with a person inside them, but still, I t...

Vilkacis wrote:Werewolves dancing, now there's an intersting mental image.

-- Vilkacis[/quote]

I saw this picture, and I thought, "Everybody do the Michigan Ra-Ag!"

I have to go for Underworld actually, I really liked their werewolves. Has anyone else metioned that movie? *goes to read the previous posts* Underworld I really liked, so what if it didnt have hair or a tail or It doesnt look like a wolf, its still awsome. http://img189.imageshack.us/img189/332/ds...

I believe that one reason Hollywood started this idea is because most monster costumes had mouth interiors that looked unrealistic. The mouth interior is consistently the weakest part of monster costumes. One of the obvious differences between a costume mouth and a real mouth is that a real mouth l...

WereDog wrote:an american werewolf has the best looking werewolf if you ask me.

the best played one would be lon chaney jrs wolfman

I'll go along with AWIL, though The Howling is nothing to sneeze at either. T'was a magical time for werewolves, 80 - 82.

What about domestic animals? Would werwolves keep dogs? Or cats or birds? i think that theyd eat the bird. i dont think many would have dogs as pets, just like most of us dont have monkies as they are related. So how about farms? Could a werewolf raise animals that his or her instincts tell it shou...

Figarou wrote:"Packed with protein for strong muscles."

"Werewolves don't know it's not bacon!"

Silverclaw wrote:Most WWs wouldnt have earring holes I suppose

Makes me wonder about tatoos. White Wolf made it appear that werewolves were all about having tribal tattoos and what-not, but wouldn't suich skin damage be healed upon shifting?