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I'd say the opposite regarding imagination, if you're trying to base werewolves on natural wolves. Heightened perception and alertness tie them to the here and now, the world flooding in through their eyes, ears, and noses. The intensity of this experience often overwhelms the inner world of introsp...

Cuteness: http://www.flickr.com/photos/64937722@N00/56001911/

Ah, Chenneoue's "Army of Fluff"...

I'd figure the dye would be visible because much of the hair on the wolf form's head and neck would correspond to the human form's hair. The wolf's undercoat and so forth would mix in with it, so it would be less saturated in color. While this way avoids skin problems and various mind-bogglers, it d...

I personally am a fan of the "shifts with the mother" approach, even if the baby temporarily loses that ability after being born.

Shadow Wulf wrote:EDIT: Here you go Figarou.

All thanks to Anubis "Do you think werewolves are hot" Thread

http://wolf.fang.or.jp/monty/

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The multi-breast thing seems to be a common feature of Monty's work.

Fenrir wrote:That's pie Choclate pie

Even better!

You also shouldn't use an image that large as your avatar. The 150x150, 10KB limit exists for a reason.

The way I figured it, silver doesn't cause injury by itself, but interferes with the werewolf's accelerated (or supernatural) healing abilities. Thus, silver bullets are dangerous to werewolves as normal bullets are to normal people. Now, it's a matter of debate as to how much non-silver injury a we...

I dunno... It sets off my 'WTF-o-meter'. I concur. :D Now, wolf fur color does change over longer time periods, both over the course of years (generally fading), and between winter and summer coats (greyish in summer): From Lioncrusher's Domain : Most wolves, especially the black wolves, have a gen...

There's also the problem that wolves don't have hands

I'm not sure how a Battlefield (or Star Wars Battlefront) play style would fit, though there's nothing specifically wrong with that.

is there any valid reason to believe that wolves don't have as completely a developed sense of self as a Human being? Their sense of self is very unlikely to be the same, but we'll probably never know for sure. I seriously doubt they have our capability for self-reflection. Wolves certainly have at...

Unless worn down, they'd be fairly sharp (like puppy claws). Cats use their claws to grapple prey so they can bite it, so I figure a werewolf would do something similar.

All things considered, this might be more appropriate:
"You are already dead"

So far, any of the Civilization games (I own III and IV). I usually end up playing Civ IV for over 8 hours at a time.

Y'know. Now that you mention it, I'm trying to wrap my mind around why a werewolf (of all things) would go in bigtime for body decorations and other cosmetics - you sure wouldn't expect a wolf to do such a thing. Tribal markings? - but they're empaths, they shouldn't need artificial markngs any mor...

I more noticed the square-pattern portal opening and semi-geometric colored lines on things...

I particularly like the TRON-like lighting effect on the Twilight Realm stuff, but then I also like Darwinia, Geometry Wars, and other things like that.

I'm sorry, I just get carrited away when it comes to Zelda. I just get really touchy :oops: Obviously... :D Please don't get so worked up about what people say. Notice that the earliest posts were from mid-to-late May 2005, just barely after E3. There wasn't much solid information out there yet bey...

Actually, you need every part of your brain. You may only use 10% of your brain at any given moment, but you do use all ofyour brain at some point or another. You can't just knock out 90% of your brain. If large portions of your metabolically-expensive brain matter weren't used, they wouldn't be the...

Makes you think...

(I like how that site's user post counters are made from Galaga progress icons.)

In honor of the previously mini-discussion on mammals, placental versus marsupual versus monotreme: They Might Be Giants Apollo 18 "MAMMAL" Glass of Milk Standing in between extinction in the cold and explosive radiating growth So the warm blood flows Through the large four-chambered heart...

That is pretty neat, even if that rollover sound is incredibly... understated. "Rrrah!" indeed

Actually, each hair does stop, but the follicles are all out of phase with each other. The length of the growth phase determines how long your hair can get. For example, my hair reached shoulder-length and wouldn't grow any longer than that. (I buzzed it off once it got annoying, so now I have super...