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Think of it. We have instincts. But humans have one thing that no animal on this planet has. Beliefs. What you believe in can affect behavior. It can also affect those around you. That's where all the differences comes in. As for instincts, we share a few with our animal friends. Here is an example....

How about this. Lets look at it this way as we're all intelligent people. Lets say today, a werewolf showed up at each of our houses and bit us. Now we're all werewolves, Would we still be having this conversation? would we each see things differently? depending on what we all already know? or feel...

If it were my interpretation, there would be no "wolf inside." The problem I see here is that it's tough to wrap our heads around the idea of "werewolf behavior." We want to categorize things as either human behavior or wolf behavior, trying to find a line of segregation, where ...

Welcome back!!

Trinity wrote:My little girl. Already being inducted into the werewolf fandom. ;)

http://youtu.be/RXPv4wSgs-s

om nom nom nom nom....wait...no duckie?

Sounds like it's better to give as a lump sum at least once--though giving again later won't exactly hurt, even if it doesn't cumulate towards a higher bracket. Extra duckies could come in handy, especially with the December 21, 2012 zombie apocalypse coming up. Still, I'll aim for making a higher ...

FoxKnight wrote:Well, lycan dig it

*hands FoxKnight a shovel*

Have fun.

It's like that one guy who befriended the huge crocodile. Lions are a rarity in the feline world because they are pack animals; and thus, like with wolves, it's not too hard for a wild lion to develop a bond with a human being in captivity. Most highly social animals share common behavioral traits ...

I don't think anyone could know what exactly a wild animal's motives are, so I'm not even going to try to choose one of those options You proved my point. We don't know. That animal could have been provoked and decided to do something about it. Look at this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btuxO-C2I...

Yes, I know about captive animals attacking people. Was it instinct or behavior?

Personality can also be developed. Just so you know.

You could've said, "I'm lycan it."

It's alright. Been dealing with it since 2005 :lol: So you are already used to it, huh? :lol: I think that everybody can like what he or she wants to like ^^ Chacun à son goût, there's no accounting for taste :wink: This is true, which is why I proudly wear this fugly Underworld avatar for the foru...

You can't have behavior without "development," "intelligence, " "background," and "surroundings." A good lot of animal behavior is instinctually based though, such as caching, scent marking, & a lot of communication. Place that animal in different surroun...

You can't have behavior without "development," "intelligence, " "background," and "surroundings." Behavior depends on what he /she goes through in life. Take 2 lion cubs for example. Have one that's been well taken care of by humans. He has never been hit for ...

Sure, I can save time and money by taking your advice and not watch it. But there is something that MAKES me want to watch it. And that's "curiosity." "Curiosity" can be from many aspects. You may look at the trailer and say.. "I'm NOT going to watch it!" But after see...

Something you should know. Source. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Grey#Controversy On January 19, 2012, The Province featured an article about the movie buying four wolf carcasses from a local trapper, two for props for the movie and two wolves for the cast to eat. This angered environmentalists a...

Shadow Wulf wrote:Wait so you're not gonna stick around? But why?

Anyways I am glad to see all these old faces again. I really wouldn't have thought to see some of you again.

Not me. Someone else. I'm not saying who. That person is not coming back.

Uniform Two Six wrote:Have they forgiven us here in the States for American Werewolf in Paris yet?

Oh....you HAD to bring that up, did you?

Just for that....I bet there's going to be "A French werewolf in New York."

I totally totally agree with this and double it. As I have said on the other topic already curiosity can be a very great power which moves you to do things, you thought you will never do. I will check this movie out now too....because you have talked about it and because it got my curiosity. There ...

I just went to see this movie today, and let me tell you... it's not that good. What a letdown! :roll: I still plan on seeing it on Blu-ray. Sure, I can save time and money by taking your advice and not watch it. But there is something that MAKES me want to watch it. And that's "curiosity.&quo...

ABrownrigg wrote:And indiegogo does indeed accept paypal

Good.

I will NOT use a credit card.

Silverclaw wrote:July 20th 2010 was my last post (before today)

XD

Crazy man! Kindof weird being back here. I used to hang out on this forum all the time back in the day.
lol

I'm so glad that you're back!

NOW I remember you.

Yay duckies! *hugs one and makes it sqeak*Thanks folks. Stuff I should have put in the first post: I've been a fan of werewolves forever, played Werewolf the Apocalypse from the time I was 13-20ish. Found an online RPG that involved werewolves around the age of 16 I still dally in (I'm 22 now) and ...

Welcome aboard!

Have some duckies on me.

I think they look better on you.

Joey Liverwurst wrote:Thanks! It's nice to know at last how the duckies became canon.

Yup. Its all explained here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAUBXSu ... ata_player