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I'll just take the poll and the question on their own merits, which is what I feel is best to add a constructive response to this thread (constructive is good, no?). It all comes down to two questions, for me. (i) Do you believe in werewolves on Earth, here, right now? I don't know, I find it hard t...

We need to come together not as a therian community, but as a werewolf community, and I just feel that we're losing sight of that. I have to stress here that that reads in a horrible way, I'll illuminate a little: It sounds like anyone with a therian preference who also happens to be a werewolf fan...

Basically, no seeing into the future. Also, this means that nothing is technically impossible. You say that, and yet you go on to say that things are impossible, that doesn't make a lot of sense. I don't really understand the difference between impossible and technically impossible. Are there diffe...

PariahPoet: Thanks Pariah, that's exactly the kind of idea I wanted to convey but I'm really not that good at this. Sometimes I wonder why I get involved, but I suppose I'm just spurred on to say what I feel and if I didn't, I doubt I'd ever say anything. The only point I was trying to get at is th...

Aki, I actually don't disagree with you on any of that. What set me off was two things, it was the notion of p-shifting being considered completely impossible, and a couple of other posts just struck me as narrow-minded... Okay, I'll explain myself here real quick. From a personal standpoint, 'impos...

vrik: I actually didn't know that about Armageddon, thanks for sharing! It's interesting though that the possibility (I'm not even saying probability here) of physical shifter is denied on a Scientific grounds, as it seems that that wouldn't wouldn't be the most sensible to deny it on. Logic, ration...

This is a huge topic for me, where to begin? Life today is very secure, and human society is entirely about the aspect of nurturing as opposed to anything else. There is something that everyone will desire, but the majority desire something that can be achieved within this World, I suppose the reaso...

This is going to be a good journey for you, Celestial. You will do what you must do, and you'll become a more seasoned person thanks to it. Your reasons are good, they're rooted in growth and self-improvement, that's noble. I have complete faith that you will return here some day, you'll just pad ba...

Set wrote:No, sorry, don't hang around any place that has "chan" in the name.

Wot, not even werechan, hosted and maintained by our very own Lupin? Wonderful place, that!

Hullo, and welcome to the Pack!

This is a rather interesting thread--and Midnight makes a great point about Werewolves being whom one may least expect, and how to detect them. This could be detecting anything though, even aliens! But it's still probably the closest we'll get with guessing. I'm putting my money on Tom Selleck. Sure...

Well, first things first... What do you mean when you claim that you're a werewolf, wolfward? That can be taken a number of ways. If you're claiming to be a physical werewolf, please consider that this is mocking to those who seek such a dream--to know that someone has it and they don't, not only th...

I can sympathise, Fig. Rules are usually guidelines offered by people as a form of: "Hey, look, don't do this stupid thing I did, as it'll get you into trouble." I don't follow them stringently, doing that would be a bit silly, but to ignore the wisdom of others is pure folly. That's what ...

Life's been good to me, lately. I recently got a box of American candy, which I detailed my reactions to in the #pack chat, and it really was an experience. Being a UK person I've never had US candy, and I think I was on a sugar rush for the rest of the day, I probably still am. One of my prints cam...

If I may, I'm going to take a unique approach to replying to this thread. What I see when I look at other forums on the Internet? Disarray, discord, and selfish people that really don't care about the next person, a board filled with flame wars, with only one or two people being bright points of lig...

Good to see another new face, about! Indeed, watch out for those duckies--there's some advanced duckie technology around these parts, it can get dangerous! (If you want to get your hands on some of it, I hear the rubbery ordnance is being supplied to certain members by the rather advanced Swedish mo...

I might be able to help with that, RedEye. There was a Werewolf in Baldur's Gate II whom happened to be a really nice chap (because D&D believes in benevolent Werewolves), his name was Cernd and he's actually one of the most loyal characters the player will meet. Aside from that, in the single p...

Hunter... Just to state it bluntly and as clearly as possible: In my opinion, if a person is a civil, well-mannered, and emotionally stable person, they should never have to use an insult, personal or otherwise, in order to enforce their position in a debate. A civil person would make their point an...

I got nuffin' against any of that, Hunter. I just thought that it was time for an intermission, every serious film needs one, even the most Drama-filled weepy films. People need to have time to go and get some popcorn. I agree with you though, as far as the rules go--but I can't say that I'm particu...

Sooo... That Barack fellah seems to be popular with a number of people, he even has his own action figure ! Sorry for the interlude, I just had to say something light-hearted in here, it's getting very serious. Honestly, I have to admit that Werewolves fighting is particularly hot, but this may turn...

No, but you are in the perfect place for a sucker punch, because you seem helpless and debilitated.

It's a flaw in the Human condition--a disabled friend of mine has used this to his advantage a couple of times.

I really like Scott's answer. It would very likely be a person after this strange kind of Wolf in the first place, I'd have my doubts that this would be a coincidence. So I'd still do what I did originally; I wouldn't let the hunter in question have such a magnificent beast, even at the expense of m...

I'd only really be hung up on two things: 1) Do they retain their mind at all times (it'd be a bit of a con if they didn't)? 2) As Werewolves, does their gestalt form look like a real Wolf instead of just a cheap B-movie monster? If 1 and 2 checked out, then I'd likely jump on the opportunity, it's ...

Sorry, RedEye. I reacted out of worry that people would be scared off, and I got ahead of myself. I won't say anything more here along those lines but I would like to also apologise for doing my part to disrupt the flow of the thread. We do have a topic, so I'm all for civil discussion of that topic...

vrikasatma: That would be operating under two assumptions... 1) The person in the scenario is an American. 2) The scenario is happening in America. There are many other countries that have Wolves, and who knows how many might actually have Werewolves (should they exist, speaking hypothetically for ...