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Sorry, the other one just kept not displaying right and I tried to edit it, and it made it worse, and I had to delete it and start over. Anyway, how do you like your moon-triggered werewolves? I think I've got all the basic options listed, but if I missed your favorite you can always check "oth...

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There's already a thread on this (http://calypso-blue.com/werewolf/viewtopic.php?t=586). Can they be merged?

I presume you mean the Thylacine. They are as you know also called Tasmanian wolves or Tasmanian tigers but both terms are equally incorrect, since it is a marsupial and one of the last megafauna to go extinct I think in the 30's in a zoo but I'm unsure of the date. She was a lone female, you can f...

Shadow Wulf wrote:WElcome back Wolvesblade, I know how you feel about your computer issues, even though I never had one fried. But I usualy get problems.

I had one die that nearly erased about three months of intensive writing work. That really scared me, and now I obsessively make back-up files.

I couldn't help but notice all the grammar mistakes in this. Really, if you don't want the world to think of your group as a bunch of kooks, the first thing to learn is spelling and grammar, at least for those individuals who write things and put them where the public can read them. Otherwise, whini...

Ah. Well it seems you can do something NIFTY with it :lol: : http://www.dental.mu.edu/oralpath/lesions/cleidocraniadys/cleo1.jpg Sadly the other possible ways it can manifest aren't as amusing as being able to do that . Wow! Can we get one of these people hired to be the guy inside the werewolf suit?

Just an offtopic question: why do you all call it "Gestalt"? It's just the German word for [form, figure, shape, build, stature]. It just really confuses me, because I am German and everytime I read that word, I stumble, because it takes me a while to understand, what it is used for... I ...

Ack! I was going to see it, had it down on the calendar and everything. And... I missed it. Just one of the problems of being a college student, I guess. Always behind on stuff.

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Wow! interesting.... I agree on the whole size, mass, physical fitness = strength thing. My example is that I live in an area where there are bears... lots of them from time to time. I have seen a smallish black bear destroy the front porch and front door of a cabin because it wanted in, it smelled...

Seriously, though. The reason I still think this is a little bizarre is that until the 1930s, this association did not exist in any form. Moreover, I think it's a little odd to identify yourself with a mythological creature generally regarded as evil, expect that creature to be regarded as deservin...

Then again, if you got involved in the therian community early enough, the word "therianthropy" was unknown, as was "therian". Wolf therians were called "spiritual werewolves" and things along the line. That's why lycanthrope.org was a legitimate site-the terminology h...

Hmmmm. I'm looking on http://www.anthonybrownrigg.com/freeborn/index2.html and I can't find that section. Am I supposed to be looking somewhere else? Its a new section in this forum. Found here. http://calypso-blue.com/werewolf/viewforum.php?f=36 Duh! I'm so stupid. I was just looking in there, too.

Hmmmm. I'm looking on http://www.anthonybrownrigg.com/freeborn/index2.html and I can't find that section. Am I supposed to be looking somewhere else?

:lol: The three little pigs and the big bad pig! But really it is sad that wolves are still so misunderstood. It bugs me that society makes predators out to be vicious and prey out to be godly. I wanna move to a society where the prey are thought of as dumb creatures and the predators are the noble...

This one is a pretty awesome costume: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G11_Xbt9l8Y&mode=related&search= Wow! I don't think I've ever seen a live transformation that good (and no, the magic trick where they put a lady in a box and then there's a tiger doesn't count, because there is no real se...

okay i dont really understand all the sciency talk but the thought popped into my head. wouldn't the shoulders be more easily dislocated if the collar bone weren't in place? that might serve as a problem when catching the faster prey like deer or elk. If it works on real wolves to not have collarbo...

Never realized the werewolf was a Jewish symbol. I would have probably dismissed such talk earlier, too. However, if the scriptwriter said so himself, I cannot really argue. I can't remember all the various bits and pieces I've read, but I think what Curt Siodmak said basically boiled down to two t...

i think you took my joke a little to far there I didn't mean to upset you, and I didn't know you were joking. The only reason I quoted you at all is because you were just the latest in a long line of people to call it silly, and I wanted to get the (admittedly few) reasons it wasn't silly out there...

Oh I adored the ones in the Chromicles. Though I wish they had larger tails. You could barely see the tails at all. But they're about as close to my ideal werewolf as a movie has come so far. They're not my ideal, but I do like 'em. :D If I ever buy Chronicles of Narnia (and I probably win, since i...

I fully agree with you (as one of the few on this forum, I'm afraid). :D Your idea isn't bad at all, and very interesting. I agree. This area needs to be explored more. The collarbone and upper torso area do seem to be a deep mystery to those designing werewolf anatomy for movies. They don't seem t...

so we all agree its*looks at paper* silly...now what? Hey! Not as silly as it sounds at first read. Why? Because Curt Siodmak , the scriptwriter for The Wolf Man (the most influential piece of werewolf fiction ever) claims that this symbolism was what he intended as the basis behind the script. Of ...

That's my feeling. If werewolves became popular we'd have more people bring more creativity to it. And no, I'm not referring to the kind of creativity Vuldari threw at us...not specifically, anyway hwlwnk That's a good side effect of any genre becoming popular. If more people are willing to write, ...

I believe it is possible for me to learn how to make beautiful music, and I have a heritage of musically tallented people in my family (some semi-famous), and I like music very much...but does that make me a Rock Star? NO. Believing something is possible is very different from it being currently TR...