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This was tough :p If it were possible, some kind of bird of prey (most likely a sea eagle). They're cool.

My other preference would be a large sea mammal or a shark. I like swimming

A P.S. to my last post I think werewolves useing guns and blades is stupid. Werewolves are creatures of nature, they have natural weapons, they do not need to make or use weapons, man does thats why he makes them, we are soft pink meals that happen to walk around untill we get served. Men have a de...

Figarou wrote:I just had to make this new werewolf icon for this thread.

Now that is cute!

I never liked White-Wolf's Red Talon tribe. I hated the way they made those characters hate humans. I favored Children of Gaia. Same :wink: I was always a Glass Walker kind of person (though the Uktena and Children of Gaia were cool as well). The existence of the human race already angers me, so an...

wolf lady wrote:we now that duuuu

Well, this topic was posted in November last year...

Or:

grrrRR-- *schlorkscrumfomnomnom* = the pizza boy short-changed me but I will eat my pepperoni feast anyway.

Agreed; when I was dinking around with theories a while ago with a story I eventually just gave up because I was confusing myself, and kept it as a supernatural/unexplainable thing

Vicious: it happens with frogs (tadpoles gradually grow legs, lose tail, lose gills etc. over a period of time). And I think that's how they did it in the Ginger Snaps films. I guess it could, but I'm no authority on any of this

Oh, okay, I get it.

I think breaking/splitting of the bone tissue would probably occur, especially in the most-supporting parts of the skeleton. Birds have hollow bones (needed for flight capabilities), but they're pretty light (yep, even eagles and storks etc.) compared to large mammals (and if they existed, this woul...

Vicious wrote:Kill a giant assload of humans i hate.
And I hate most of humanity.

...Ouch.

Okay, that is incredibly wacked. Geez, it's a wonder they haven't done that with the news on TV, seeing as it's so accessible (unless they assume children don't care about the news).

The different ways all the bad kids went out in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory , and Mr Wonka was just so vague about them. "Oh, you son is probably going to be boiled/whatever once he reaches that top of that tube...now, where were we?" That film still creeps me out today, but watc...

Sounds like it should be retitled "A Bunch of Pieces." Or maybe "Resting in Pieces"? :wink: Man there were advertisements for that show every ad break on Cartoon Network here, with some God-awful 'rap' theme song that hurt my eardrums. Never watched it (I'm not into anime much)....

Not a huge zombie fan, though I watched 28 Days Later and Shaun of the Dead (hehe) recently and liked them both Was the remake of Dawn of the Dead any good? I'm thinking of renting that if it's a winner.

Nope, I'm just plain old me My RL name is hard to pronounce so I use a nickname online.

The last couple books I've read were about werewolves. I've finished; 'Fool Moon' and 'Wilderness'. Both quite good :D Fool Moon! I love the Dresden Files series :) Finished 'Summer Knight' a while ago, am hunting for the 6th book. But currently I'm reading 'Myst: The Book of Atrus', as well as 'Ri...

This whole threat of death would turn me off the idea totally. Quite happy to be a living human

I'm with Terastas...if I was a werewolf I'd be happy just vegging out at home with a good book, some DVDs or games to have some mindless fun with. Sleeping in, junk food, staying up late

(and then maybe going on a pubcrawl aroun 11pm or so)

Make them too pawlike in design and you lose the 'were' aspect of the werewolf, and it becomes more of an anthropomorph, or a wolf walking on its back legs. I've always been more for humanlike-hands, with some padding. Besides, when you look at your fingers, the bones are pretty short already, makin...

Aww man, don't make me choose! This was such a hard decision...

Sounds kind of depressing But here's my contribution!

11. Beware the werewolf bearing duckies (especially if his name begins with F).

Scott Gardener wrote:I think Werewolf: the Apocalypse beat you to it by about 12 years, with "the Litany."

Hehe, yeah.

I hate you. :knockedout: Just kidding. :D *runs away flailing and crying* ;) Unless you can get your hands on a PAL format PS2, or understand Japanese (but are you willing to waste that much for one game? Stick with Bloody Roar and the like...). I'm not sure why Sega decided to baulk at North Ameri...