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PariahPoet wrote:You havn't found the right pack on Myspace. The best one is "Spiritual Pride" owned by Lupus Librarius. I have my own therian board, but it seems to be drawing idiots so I think I am going to close it. -_-

PariahPoet, have you found the therians in Live Journal ?

Timber-WoIf wrote:So long as the human side is still concious, then i cant see any reason why not...

What if in Gestalt or Werewolf forms, one suffered from dyslexia ?

Magical Lycanthropy: I could possibly see lycanthropy affecting regular wolves, but it would effect every other living animal too... (or at least mammal). Though, usually if its magical, its a curse of some kind, and is specifically targeted to a person, group of people or humanity in general. Vira...

Apocalypto It has been a few months since I saw the teaser for this in the movie theater, but it captured my imagination the moment I saw it. It is presumably coming this summer and I can hardly wait. Set in the Americas, before the time of the arrival of the Europeans, it takes place entirely in th...

Saw 'V for Vendetta' today.

WOW

I liked it a lot.

I shall own the DVD.

That is all.

If all things work out, I should be watching 'V for Vendetta' later today.

In Ireland, they don't drink 'green' beer on St. Patrick's day nor make a big thing about Corn Beef and Cabbage.

But North America has its own spin on St. Patty's day and while I don't pay it much attention, I smile at folks who are having a good time celebrating.

Those small percentages don't sound like much. But those silly small numbers mean a lot.

On a few occasions I have run into the trailer for 'Happy Feet' at the movie theaters. I find that for its own sake, I enjoy the trailer a lot. How representative it is of the entire movie, only actual release will reveal.

I am looking forward to it though.

The same virus that changes the shape of bones, increases and decreases certain senses, may also have an affect on the WW in different forms. Portions of the brain, of which the mind is a feature, might be both enhanced and repressed. Wild wolves have no need to process images in the fashion that pe...

Some interesting reading:

Saint Patrick

Anirbas wrote:If the movie comes out on dvd it would be cool to have all of the pack listed in the special features somewhere.

Didn't they do something like that for early supporters of the Lord of the Rings Movie with certain members of The One Ring Dot Net ?

Frankly I reject the connection of the affliction/gift of lycanthropy to any religion. The primary religions which believe in 'Satan' are Judaism, Christianity and Islam, which are in fact related religions. Brands X, Y and Z. What humans and religions more often than not do, in a sort of knee jerk ...

Since to all appearances, the WW virus seems to recode the infected human being, it appears to be highly evolved to attack and recode a human genetic string. A chimpanzee is only a few percent different from humans, and yet look how much that difference counts for. A wolf is far more different in it...

If wolves were, in wolf or gestalt form, to talk among themselves, I would expect, that among a well established pack, it would be an adaptation of the common language they knew before their change. It would make natural allowances for the speech handicaps that wolf anatomy places on the efforts to ...

Yo, Moonlup

Yep, welcome to the pack

Ya know, everything's rather ducky here .....

Kirk Hammett wrote:There are many wannabe weres though out there. It's true.

Don't worry I'm not aiming it at anyone here I'd never do that. I mean Myspace.

*blinks*

Does that mean you are 'werey' of Myspace ?

I suspect, that in 1907 or earlier, lots of folks would have looked askance at someone handing out valentines such as that one.

Historically, the wiping out of predators has been done before to recorded disastrous affects. Kaibab National Forest along the Grand Canyon. The deer population skyrocketed. With no predators to perform their natural culling, the forest was soon overrun with starving and malnourished deer who were ...

Well lets compare The Valentine

against:

Lon Chaney Jr, as the wolfman

I think folks in this thread may find the conclusions of this research of great interest:

Subsidized killing of carnivores fails to protect US sheep industry

Well, mayhaps I should be a little more specific, in that, I don't like quick transformations that have the transformee hide or duck behind something, or poofing, and that it takes at no fewer than three seconds to complete. The scene could be described as sort of like the arrival and deployment of...

Something I stumbled upon in Elfwood. I found it quite entertaining: Also Goldenwolf posted that pic a while back. http://calypso-blue.com/werewolf/viewtopic.php?p=4897#4897 To bad all you see is a red X. :redx: Well, since she has either moved or unhosted it, it is just as well that there is now a...

When I say, "I strongly dislike "quick" transformations," I mean, "quick," as in, man walks behind a column and is in full costume as he walks out, or, ducks behind or under some convenient piece of furniture or fixture, or, even worse, *poofs* himself into a werewolf....

I should think, as many have suggested, that a first transformation could easily be a night of drawn out agony as the new WW struggles and fights while his body adjusts to being a malleable thing for the very first time. Over time, unless the WW is feckless and endlessly inept, with experience, and ...