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Pasta. Pasta pasta pasta pasta pasta pasta. And more pasta.

Also apple cider. Don't ask me why, I love the stuff.

Have you ever chipped a tooth? If you haven't don't try it, it f***ing hurts . Anyway, the human tooth (at least the outer parts of it) is composed of two layers of material: the outer shell, or enamel, which is tough and solid, and the inner dentin, which is spongy and porous, which allows it to fi...

Here's a thought: A collar (or necklace if it's loose) is the only thing a werewolf won't be looked twice at for wearing in both forms. Thus, it's the one thing you can always carry with you! The first thing I thought of was making it your wallet-on-a-string, except it's a collar/necklace (because c...

-While stage diving at a rock concert.

-While gargling your mouthwash.

-While sneezing.

-In response to being asked 'Do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help ye (deity)?' at a trial.

I've got a few others, but they're gross, so I'll leave 'em out.

Where are you having trouble? I'm a physics major in college...I might be able to help.

I have an attention to detail that can get out of hand at times. Being a career scientist/researcher doesn't help; when I explain something, I have to explain it.

Absolutely. I think that Lycanthropy should be a kind of retrovirus that actually alters human DNA to a different standard (much like HIV, but a lot more drastic), that of a werewolf. If it were a virus, it would be included in all bodily fluids of a werewolf, meaning that a bite could infect you. a...

Been searching for this thread for a while... Given my education, I have to create a definition that while being sufficiently fantastic to fit the genre, at the same time, also rationalizes why werewolves 'don't exist' in common knowledge. Here goes... We'll start with the nature of the magic that a...

Here's an idea I thought up while creating my personal breed of werewolf: The majority of the bones of the skull of the werewolf are replaced by cartilage during the time between the infection and the first change. The areas around the eyebrows, nasal bridge, and the sides of the upper and lower jaw...

I'm gonna go out of my way to 'LOL' at the previous two posts; emergent humor is fantastic. Now here's what I think...let's start with what these muscles would be used for. As a combination of a human (who is a chase predator and long-distance forager) and a wolf (chase predator and ambush hunter), ...

Iron Maiden-Run to the Hills

It's older metal, but still some of the best.

Thought.

I didn't know this until like 5 seconds ago, but yeah...full moon.

I was born three days before it, actually, but I'm closer to the full moon date than the gibbous one. The things you find out on the internet...

Yes, you have piqued my interest too.

Clarify, please.

Here's what I think: Most of what I know about biology says Lycanthropy isn't possible. There is no concrete evidence in favor of it, which in the realm of science gives most people credence to say it can't occur in nature or otherwise. This is true; it is generally accepted (sorry folks :( ) that w...

No joke...is this thread still active? I wouldn't mind voicing my opinion here.

Now here is my area of expertise. I joined this forum because I liked the art, but at heart I am a gamer, and I shall now recount what I know of in this realm. While there are games that truly and wholly stink, I have not played most of them; I tend to spend my money very cautiously at the game stor...

This is a hell of a topic to put my first real post on, but here goes... To start, I don't like to argue. Not only because this is the internet, and winning an argument here is about as meaningful as successfully catching some popcorn you have thrown up in the air in your mouth, but also because it ...

Hehe...nice tries all around, but Scott Gardner got it.

The answer is none; I am the only person traveling to St. Ives, and last I checked I am neither a kitten, a cat, a bag or a wife. I appreciate the warm welcome though.

Hello, everyone. Found out this site has a forum, decided to join up. Here's a riddle for you: While I was traveling to St. Ives, I met a man with seven wives. Each wife had seven baskets. Each basket contained seven cats. Each cat had seven kittens. Kittens, cats, bags and wives, how many were on t...