What Are Lycans

[Meeper]

lycans arent WWs that is known they are similar but not the same thing

So what book did you read that told you this?

do you think all historical books are in perfect condition some books are in poor condition do you know what i do for living?

*checks Lovec1990's profile* A mythologist. Unfortunately you've not been disclosing sources, which is something that honestly I'd expect a mythologist to do when when citing paraphrased excerpts from them, some of us might want to find these sources and read them in their entirety, or check the facts as the book tells it, or that they even exist. As a friend a while ago said to me, Nietzsche is a great source for quotes, but when you go read his stuff in full, you realize the guy was stark raving bonkers.

The Meeper.

you know i will not argue but lycans are real as are WWs

Let me rephrase that, we want the title of these books you've read and the name of the author(s) who wrote them. That's all we're asking for.

[Volkodlak]

lycans arent WWs that is known they are similar but not the same thing

So what book did you read that told you this?

do you think all historical books are in perfect condition some books are in poor condition do you know what i do for living?

*checks Lovec1990's profile* A mythologist. Unfortunately you've not been disclosing sources, which is something that honestly I'd expect a mythologist to do when when citing paraphrased excerpts from them, some of us might want to find these sources and read them in their entirety, or check the facts as the book tells it, or that they even exist. As a friend a while ago said to me, Nietzsche is a great source for quotes, but when you go read his stuff in full, you realize the guy was stark raving bonkers.

The Meeper.

you know i will not argue but lycans are real as are WWs

Let me rephrase that, we want the title of these books you've read and the name of the author(s) who wrote them. That's all we're asking for.

i know but these books are very old and come from museum or arheological sides and i even dont get whole book they give me pages because im not alone so i have no idea of name or author of it.

[Meeper]

Any museum worth its salt will have a catalog of all its exhibits and archives (if it doesn't then it's not doing its job), whoever it is that provided you with the materials will be able to tell you about title, author, date of publication, place of origin, place of discovery, etc, or direct you to someone who can tell you what is known about the materials they have. Good luck.

The Meeper.

[Volkodlak]

my co worker posted it on forum after we read about them: http://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/fo ... pic=130240

[Berserker]

i know but these books are very old and come from museum or arheological sides and i even dont get whole book they give me pages because im not alone so i have no idea of name or author of it.

Look kid. Everyone here knows you're playing make believe. But that's ok, it's the internet after all, and this is a werewolf forum; some amount of silliness is to be expected.

[Meeper]

my co worker posted it on forum after we read about them: http://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/fo ... pic=130240

*Ahem* With respect Lovec1990, this is not a transcript or an image of original manuscripts/publications, or even a well researched paper on the topic, it is a discussions forum, the information there is second hand at best.

Now if someone quoted a passage directly from an original source in their post, that would be a transcript, and would be worth looking at, in which case you need to link us to the specific post, not just the whole thread.

The Meeper.