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Okay. I dislike HollyPot-scheming, one-dimensional weres with a supposed IQ of 70 and speaks shakespearian when in shift mode who each has an obsession for BDSM and utters the words "Pack", "Alpha", and "My pets" every 10 to 40 words. Or you could put it in an even mor...

Prion diseases are an important group of diseases spread through contact with contaminated tissue, along with most strains of hepatitis.

[spoiler]And for one thing, werewolves a la Metal Gear Solid is more appealing than mainstream weres. Period.[/spoiler] What do you mean by that? It's pretty much a repeat of what i don't like. Of course, that's just coming from one person. Can you translate for those of us who don't understand the...

I would think it was stainless steel, and not titanium, as titanium is often used in surgical instruments.

Also platinum, titanium and tantalum, but, they're all very rare and expensive metals, with the last one almost never found outside of laboratories.

With bacteria that could be cured with herbs, such as Monkshood or Wolfbane like anything else. Monkshood and wolfsbane are the same plant, and it is highly toxic. Like I've said before; people have this nasty nasty tendency to break out in dead when they injest Aconitum or other members of the but...

It's not surprising to develop severe allergic reactions when burning any sort of highly toxic plants.
Think of the difficulty in clearing away castor bean bushes or wild oleander.

We do not eat other people though because or 'morals' claim it to be wrong. Also because most people don't want to be eaten, and because if someone was sick, and you ate them, there would be a chance of getting whatever they had. Like, say, prion-based diseases, like Kuru, Kreudsfeld Jakob disease,...

Lousy bad, then.

"Looking bad" as in evil "bad" or lousy "bad"?

Unfortunately, very few people, and virtually no culture alive, dead or eradicated shares that idea about corpses being merely empty shells. To simply leave a body for the scavengers is considered to be the most despicable thing to do to anyone, something to be done only to a hated enemy of society,...

Yes, we mentioned wolfsbane's psychotropic affects in the wolfsbane thread.
That, and the use of mixing fat with wolfsbane helps to prevent the user from overdosing and dying in agony.
Plus, it's not recommended to use wolfsbane on your skin, given as how it can cause nerve damage if used repeatedly.

The sap of wolfsbane, along with the leaves, stem, flowers and roots, are toxic if injested or if applied to skin. The pollen of wolfsbane is nontoxic, as bees and other insects readily visit the flowers for nectar, and have done so for hundreds of millenia with no adverse affects. Honey made from w...

Not really.
The Howling sequels done those to death.
Literally.

On the other hand, would you mind if a pack of wolves dug up and ate the corpses of your deceased family members from the local graveyard?

Walking on one's toes IS considered to be digitigrade.

Silver doesn't kill bacteria directly, like, say, iodine or penicillin. "Bacteriostatic" doesn't mean "bacteria killer." That would be "bacteriocidal." A bacteriostatic substance, like gold or silver, harms bacteria by causing their metabolisms to stop while they remain...

Wolves are capable of eating carrion, and have been seen digging up graves, as well as scavenging corpses, during times of famine, and people have been documented in engaging in cannibalism... Like, say, the Fore tribe in Paupa New Guinea, or the ritual post-consumption of sacrificial victims in Azt...

Half digigrade isn't that bad I think. There are more letters in that word... D I G I T I G R A D E . (Almost EVERYONE spells it wrong. ...just FYI...) ...what exactly would "Half Digitigrade" be anyway? ...heels only slightly raised?... It's either like the way that some inbred German Sh...

Yes.
It's a little known fact that a flea can survive up to a year without feeding.
As such, it's best to avoid dead animals, especially rodents, as the carcass is probably rife with starving fleas waiting for a new home/buffet bar come along.

Marcwolf wrote:<sighs>

I was joking about the wereflea's.

Take Care

Marcwolf

Apparently, you've never lost toes to chigoe fleas, before.

With Fleas There are many natural sources of anti-parasitic substances. Many of the 'refined' things you find on shops shelves came from a natural source. And we can cover such things a Worms, ticks, mange etc. But :lol: What about the flea's and ticks.. If they bite a werewolf - will they become W...

Anubis wrote:I think the bones into some kind of pliable puddy thing then it morphs into a werewolf bone.

Thant's all i got

Then what would keep the werewolf from being crushed by his own body weight?

Can you imagine what a werewolf would like after it shifted back? Little black things all over them. funny. On the bright side, it makes it all the more easier for all the fleas to come off while showering, i guess. Speaking of which, if a werewolf showers regularly just like any other man, would t...

I'm also going to say my neighbors cat gave some one a 4inch gash. I am wrong cheetahs can slightly retract there claws.Also fishing cats are like this. There are a few spices like this in fact. A) Cheetahs have ligaments that allow the claw to be moved back and forth like other cats' claws, howeve...