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Female werewolves, while pregnant, should avoid changing form. The fetus is very sensitive to antibodies that the mother produces, and there are some cases where the fetus dies due to the mother having an allergenic response to the fetus. The placental membrane filters most of the mother's antibodi...

Female werewolves, while pregnant, should avoid changing form. The fetus is very sensitive to antibodies that the mother produces, and there are some cases where the fetus dies due to the mother having an allergenic response to the fetus. The placental membrane filters most of the mother's antibodie...

Well, then, Mr Lycos, what do you recommend that ReQuest do for special effects, aside from avoiding all computer graphics like plague-stricken lepers who are ringed with grenades?

Theres no such thing as "Good CG" I strongly disagree with your comment, as the CG in Jurassic Park was superb. Apparently, not too many people seemed to notice that most of the dinosaurs in the movie were CG. Besides, if we were to deny ReQuest Studios the option of CG, then, what other ...

Figarou wrote:Well, if nobody likes CG, you can always go back to claymation.

We could use stop-motion werewolves, even.

I never did like the idea of conserving mass in lycanthropes.
After all, what would happen to the brains of our darlings then?

ChaosWolf wrote:The vet? I can see it now...

"Whoa, whoa, whoa... I'm gonna get NEUTERED? Oh HELL no!"

It's better that he be neutered at the vet, than at home ala a "do-it-yourself" kit.

You know... As strange and off-topic as the whole notion of a werewolf as a pet might be... The scarriest part of all is that I can actually picture it. :oops: Well... More precisely, I can picture a girl with a cub or a werewolf boyfriend and treating him like a pet; petting, cuddling, face-lickin...

Vuldari wrote:...oops. I guess I got my mental disorders mixed up.

There is just so darn many of them...

That's ok...
Just don't shed on the couch, please.

In another thread, I suggested that lycanthropy doesn't cure diseases; it just continuously repairs the damage caused by them. The example I used was AIDS, which is thought uncurable as we haven't even identified the virus yet; all we've learned to recognize is the T-cell defficiency associated wit...

(And what about lang ren chow mein?) :? Apok. You're scaring me. On the one paw... Eggsellent... On the other paw, don't worry, I'd never eat anyone here... Wolf/dog meat is said to taste like goat meat, and I'd figure that werewolves would be too gamey for my tastes. I wonder how a werewolf would ...

Re-growing a finger...MAYBE. Regrowing an arm or a leg,(lost before OR after..)...NO. Extra immunity to common and Lethal diseases...SURE. Completely immune to Everything...NO. Cancer...NOT SURE. Fixing Blindness, Deafness, etc...If injury,YES. If genetic defect, NO. Body pulling itself Back togeth...

The Catholic Church back in the 16th century actually hired vampire hunters as well as werewolf hunters ,back in the dark days where anyone could be a heretic. So yeah why not. Horray, we're back on topic. I swear, if anyone mentions lycan gumbo again I'll *inaudiable snarling.* Anyway, when I thou...

Even cancer that is genetic is still treated by the body as a virus, so assuming lycanthropy enhances the body's white blood cells, cancer would be treatable by lycanthropy. Sorry to get technical, but, the immune system treats cancer cells (whether the cancer is due to genetic disorder or from exp...

And yes, I think we're all waiting for a movie where the werewolf(s) die and the survivors all smile and walk. That and showing the monster in the morgue and his eyes pop open; those are both great ways to ruin a good horror movie. What about when the werewolf(s) dies, and the survivors all smile a...

Or stools.

I agree with Apokryltaros, the Final Fantasy stuff is gold. I can spend my entire weekend in front of any one of them and still not get enough. Caffeine anyone? Why need caffeine if you have Bolt 3? Bolt 3? I've heard of BOLT, but not Bolt 3. Is that stonger or something? Yes, much stronger...

Starfury wrote:I agree with Apokryltaros, the Final Fantasy stuff is gold. I can spend my entire weekend in front of any one of them and still not get enough. Caffeine anyone?

Why need caffeine if you have Bolt 3?

Part of the problem is that a lot of people already voted, and aren't interested in the debate. They don't return to the thread. They don't know it's been reset. Twice. And, dammit, I really wanted to be called a Duckie in the credits. Oh well... Pack it is, I guess... I feel your pain... I wanted ...

I am a fan of the Final Fantasy series.

kita wrote:the head another major part of a werewolf it should look actually like a wolfs head none of that stubb nosed pigme stuff

That they want the werewolf to look wolf-like, and not like Lon Chaney Jr needs no further emphasis.

Three things: First: I don't think it's been said yet, so I'll say it (I know, ha ha). Studies have long shown that 70% of communication between humans is non verbal. We who have the most highly developed oral ability of all the creatures on this planet - only use it for 30% of our communicaiton. S...

That almost seems a bit too well organized if you ask me. Something that should be kept in mind, is that even though werewolves in this setting do keep thier conscious minds more or less, they're still subject to wolf instincts and in many cases are living in close proximity with humans. Considerin...

Besides, it's not like anyone suggested we be called "The Pussycats."

I understand the cheesy idea of "needing to fortify the bloodline," but I don't find the other extreme to be very palatable, either.
I mean, if all the werewolves take so much pains to avoid infecting people, where would our movie be if no one gets infected?