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Wow, you're good... you duckied yourself! Guess it's too late to hand you a hardhat for protection.

Anyhow, welcome to the Pack, Shadowsong. We're glad to have you!

I think that much like Wicca or "New Age," it is primarily a segment of pop culture, only peripherally based on any real belief system from the ancient past. It is a modern Internet subculture thrown into overdrive by the spread of furry fandom (interestingly, the idea really only became ...

This isn't meant to be a "give me an answer" thread, rather a discussion. I have a bad habit of needing to label myself all the time, like I must be an atheist I must be conservative, like I can't just say, "I'm not sure if I believe in God," or "I tend to lean to the right ...

Haha, I beg to differ! :P I said 99% of Twilight fans are like that (or at least the ones that would ever be caught dead in the presence of a real werewolf and/or vampire), not all fans. Hell, you'd be surprised how many of them think Robert Pattinson is a real vampire himself. Just because you per...

..."girls that aren't enthralled by the concept of lycanthropy so much as the idea of having two immortals fighting over their fickle heart." Haha, I beg to differ! :P But in all honesty, I'm rather convinced that werewolves don't exist. I'm not really from the agnostic base of religion, ...

sugarpoultry wrote:SaxGirl!!!! *huggles*

*huggles back* Though... no one has bombarded you with duckies yet? Luckily Outward gave you a hardhat.

Again, welcome to the Pack. It's nice to see you here!

A good Classical set for people used to rock albums is Gustav Holst's The Planets . Each piece is a single movement (i.e., like a song) about 6-9 minutes in length, and with seven tracks, the whole thing flows like an album. It's also a must for sci-fi fans, because it's been so influential to sci-...

Ooh, well congratulations! For $25, that's not bad at all. I checked out the site, and your wolf is adorable! I wish I didn't live in the Northeast so that I could visit a reservation like that.

Do you plan on visiting the reservation to visit your wolf?

Gosh, I have so many... 32 Leaves, Alexisonfire, Alkaline Trio, Anberlin, Bad Religion, Blue October, Blue Man Group, Breaking Benjamin, Celldweller, Chevelle, Circa Survive, The Classic Crime, Death Cab For Cutie, FireFlight, Frou Frou, Hard-Fi, The Hush Sound, Imogen Heap, iiO, Jamiroquai, Kate Ry...

Kitetsu, that is... AWESOME. It's very clear how your werewolves move. Let's see. I've hardly put any thought into this at all. XD 1. Walking: Versa just walks on two legs, despite them being digitigrade. She tends to slump a bit and holds her chest/upper body forward, letting her tail balance her m...

Haha, I was going to post this as well (I at least plugged it in the Pack Chat last night). I don't remember very much from the book itself, but the story was touching from what I recall. The movie seems like its aim is to strike for that childish goodness in all of us and bring it to the surface. T...

There is a park on my street that I always enjoy going to. It's surrounded by a shallow forest, which truthfully, I can't wander in. I had a weird dream last night about me going to it and howling, but I don't think I'd do that. Maybe one day. :) I also need to get up the courage to spend some time ...

I'd like to stay a human - I know that being a werewolf exists only in my fantasy - so I'm content (achingly so, though) with daydreaming to fill that void of desire. So, I've done nothing drastic to make myself more like a werewolf. My only goals that could be considered a bit lupine are just me wo...

That theme in itself is a main theme of my novel... in which the main character Versa is a teenage werewolf (essentially an altered, yet extended and angrier version of myself). I think two paragraphs from the prologue sum up quite well what may make a teenager pretty dang angry (though that's ME, n...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWnC6IbYpgs

That guy is AMAZING at French horn.

*squeals delightedly*

I think you just revived my entire childhood, as if it were a giant switch, and you shoved it into the "on" position. AWESOME find!

Breathe Into Me - Red

*waves hand* Ooh! Me! Me! Pick me! I want one!

I need to finish my other two commissions before I can afford to get one from you (without transferring money from my bank account), but you're worth it. Of course I'll let you know when and if I decide I want something.

He did Blazing Saddles, right? Then yes.

TPBM is hungry?

That VFS video is incredibly impressive... I've watched it a few times now! The motion is just amazing, and WOW on the modeling.

Welcome, PhantasmaWolf! I'm a female teenager too - there's more of us here than you may think! I draw and write as well, and I sing when no one is around ( but play lots of instruments to make up for it)! If you feel up to it, post some of your artwork or writing in the respective boards in The Cre...

"Part One," by Wavorly. It just switched to "Blood on My Hands," by 32 Leaves.

It's a stretch considering the neck as part of the true head of a werewolf, but it's for answer's sake. I'm sure punching a werewolf in the throat would be just as bad as if it happened to a human. Unless there was a lot of fur covering its throat, wouldn't the air get shoved out of its lungs? I'd i...

^That's gotta be fun. Actually, then, I missed a whole section of fear. I also can't handle hypodermic needles - I had blood drawn once, though, for a cholesterol test, and the nurse was wonderful. I never felt the needle at all. But otherwise, no. I'd love to donate blood, but I shudder at the thou...