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Here, have an Enema! :x The ancient Mayan nobility used enemas as a form of relaxation and recreation, in that, it was finally realized that these rattle-like "wands" depicted in painted vases (being held by the servants of noblepeople) were actually "injectors" for sacred hallu...

Eat more garlic.

Demons, by all normal stadards, are considered to be in no part at all human. They can take human form, but nothing of humanity exists within them. There are different species of demons (like someone mentioned Inuyasha) and even half demons, which are partially human. Lycanthropy, whether you belie...

Here, have an Enema! :x The ancient Mayan nobility used enemas as a form of relaxation and recreation, in that, it was finally realized that these rattle-like "wands" depicted in painted vases (being held by the servants of noblepeople) were actually "injectors" for sacred hallu...

I could see M. Night Shyamalan doing a Werewolf movie like that though. It would start with everyone being skeptical and not believing there was a real werewolf...but for the rest of the film it would build you up to think it really was, and then when you, and the characters, were 100% convinced it...

So...I dunno. I don't think there's a reason why I shouldn't be here... :roll: Well, other than the fact that we're a cult that worships Stan and we're going to hunt you down and consume your soul. :lol: Wait were worshipping Stan... ow crud i thought his name was fred all this time Yup...Stan...sh...

Vuldari wrote: So where does that leave us?

Cranky, irritable, and infested with fleas.

No backwards knees EVER The next time I see a special effects department make a backwards knee like they did in that lousy "An American Werewolf in Paris," I will break somebody's knees. With a mallet. Those morons wouldn't know wolf anatomy if they fell into the wolf exhibit at a zoo and ...

Renorei wrote: I would DEFINITELY love the ability to fly. Though I think I'd be better off with some kind of levitational flying, like super heroes have. It'd just be easier and more convenient, and I wouldn't have to chop up all my clothes.

Awwwww...

RedEye wrote:Dying Werewolves get great dramatic lines to say! Possible Tear-Jerking lines to say! Profoundly philosophic lines to say!

This IS a Movie, after all.....

"When I die, remember to vacuum me"?

And what does this picture have to do with werewolves being able to die or not?

Yes, kindling is more expensive today.

23Jarden wrote:
What about a catapult?

Only if the cat had a laser strapped to its head.

And correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought it took several MONTHS for a human to die from starvation. Which kind of starvation: literal no food whatsoever while locked in a dungeon starvation, or supermodel/anorexia nibble nibble on crumbs starvation? The former kills within a week, whereas the the...

Dinars to donuts says that a werewolf isn't going to survive being sucked into a jet engine, either.

...If I was a pack leader, I'd encourage all the young-uns to join the chess club and learn how to play Yu-Gi-Oh. :grinp: But then what do you do when the packmembers are trapped in the Shadow Realm? Anybody that plays the game at that level doesn't need me holding their hand anymore. Apparently, y...

Yep - which begs the question - how much less like a bag of jelly is a werewolf as opposed to a human? People and werewolves aren't really like bags of jelly, as, unlike a tarantula, neither people nor werewolves carry all of their vital innards in a sac, like a spider's abdomen. THen again, droppe...

Try Salonpas or epsom salt.

Do also note that falls are more harmful/fatal for heavier creatures than lighter creatures, no matter their durability. A spider can fall from a hight of a thousand feet to us, without harm, if the spider was as large as a animal and feel from the same hight, splat. I wonder how fall humans could ...

Being pushed out a 10 story window wouldn't be enough for the werewolf to perish? Not mine. :D Note that you can reach, as a human, terminal velocity in less than 12 feet. Ten stories, by the book, is 120 feet. Does not take long. Do note that the impact from falling from a 10 story window is enoug...

Werewolves, like wolves and human, need air, water, and food, among other things. Depriving a werewolf of air, water and or food for a prolonged amount of time, as well as subjecting the werewolf to severe physical trauma, say, being run over by a tanker truck, struck by a falling grand piano, pushe...

While we're at it, the flower foxglove is also used to make the heart medication "Digitalin." And despite having been used by "witches" and some apocatheries for treating people with heart conditions, I strongly advise against trying to make your own heart medication from foxglov...

Terastas wrote:...If I was a pack leader, I'd encourage all the young-uns to join the chess club and learn how to play Yu-Gi-Oh.

But then what do you do when the packmembers are trapped in the Shadow Realm?

Not by default, but as Scott said, they would be demons to some people. . . But then again, some people also consider Pokemon and Harry Potter to be demons. It's just a matter of who you ask. "Are you chewing gum , Harry Potter?" "No, ma'am, hellfire!" *foosh* "Ahahah! Wond...

"DEVIL CHILD!! DEVIL CHILD!! DEVIL CHILD!!" Need i say more? Yes: Exactly how does being 8 feet tall and made out of kryptonite (to paraphrase White Wolf) grant an immunity to name-calling, and slander? If anything, it just means that the name-callers and slanderers have to take a bigger ...