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MattSullivan wrote:If I had a big ol floofy tail, I'dshove it in people's faces and tell them "I use Perm! no fancy-a** product for my butt-extension, nosirree!"

smut

So... petting a werewolf's tail, is the same as touching someone's butt?

MattSullivan wrote:If I had a big ol floofy tail, I'dshove it in people's faces and tell them "I use Perm! no fancy-a** product for my butt-extension, nosirree!"

HA!!! Good one!!

the tails are necessary because are helpful in ways of silent communication towards other wolves

And let us not forget, tails just generally kick serious a$$

White Paw wrote:the tails are necessary because are helpful in ways of silent communication towards other wolves

And they help waft away those NASTY dog farts!!

PPFFFFFTTTTT!!!

Dog + Farts = DARTS.

I just made a stupid new term for dogfarts :p

darts + dart board = throwing dogs against the wall....

brings a whole new meaning to 'Poison Dart'!!

tails are cool! and I agree, floofy is good....very good.

lupine wrote:

White Paw wrote:the tails are necessary because are helpful in ways of silent communication towards other wolves

And they help waft away those NASTY dog farts!!

PPFFFFFTTTTT!!!

I don't know. Maybe tails will help prevent farts from slipping.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WNztVQDmxk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDinzq-Uc3o

i dont know, having a tail wave during fart is like passing the gas

You guys are funny breaking wind

dogs and wolves roll in poop every now and again anyway i dont think they would really care about a fart smell. do they even think a certain smell is bad or just new, differant or interesting? a werewolves fart maybe would just be a more extreme of its own natural scent. it could maybe be, say, ode-de-lycan?

Shadow_in_the_Moonlight wrote:dogs and wolves roll in poop every now and again anyway i dont think they would really care about a fart smell. do they even think a certain smell is bad or just new, differant or interesting?

New and interesting probably. Wolves also try to scent roll in scented shampoo and perfume.

general wolfs roll around in sh*t just so they can cover there scent track, dogs are proable just weird

Haha my dog farts so badly. I think a tail would work the same way as your pants...might trap it haha!

Fart is a funny word, I broke wind several times, I still haven't fixed it

Well, getting back on topic...

I designed my werewolf characters with tails because it makes for a great animation device. I use them to convey attitude, to accentuate a pose, and even to ACT in some cases.

A tail can also provide really cool overlapping action when the character moves, or fights, or whatever. Even if the character stops moving, the tail can follow the arc of the body movements.

Without a tail...you might as well just have a plain old person. You have a wolf head, a wolf body, wolf legs, but no tail? That doesn't make any sense to me. From a design standpoint, it's an INCOMPLETE character, in my humble opinion.

I totally agree with you Matt

yes......a very good point.....

MattSullivan wrote:Well, getting back on topic...

I designed my werewolf characters with tails because it makes for a great animation device. I use them to convey attitude, to accentuate a pose, and even to ACT in some cases.

A tail can also provide really cool overlapping action when the character moves, or fights, or whatever. Even if the character stops moving, the tail can follow the arc of the body movements.

Without a tail...you might as well just have a plain old person. You have a wolf head, a wolf body, wolf legs, but no tail? That doesn't make any sense to me. From a design standpoint, it's an INCOMPLETE character, in my humble opinion.

You know...I always see a lack of the tail in hollywood werewolf movies. But I always see a tail in animated wolf/werewolf characters. Why is that?

FangFace had a tail. The werewolf in Drac Pack had a tail. I could list more. Is Hollywood avoiding the tail for some reason? To difficult to animate? To expensive? Not life like? I'd like to know.

Figarou wrote:

MattSullivan wrote:Well, getting back on topic...

I designed my werewolf characters with tails because it makes for a great animation device. I use them to convey attitude, to accentuate a pose, and even to ACT in some cases.

A tail can also provide really cool overlapping action when the character moves, or fights, or whatever. Even if the character stops moving, the tail can follow the arc of the body movements.

Without a tail...you might as well just have a plain old person. You have a wolf head, a wolf body, wolf legs, but no tail? That doesn't make any sense to me. From a design standpoint, it's an INCOMPLETE character, in my humble opinion.

You know...I always see a lack of the tail in hollywood werewolf movies. But I always see a tail in animated wolf/werewolf characters. Why is that?

FangFace had a tail. The werewolf in Drac Pack had a tail. I could list more. Is Hollywood avoiding the tail for some reason? To difficult to animate? To expensive? Not life like? I'd like to know.

Maybe it has something to do with the clothing issue...if it had a tail then they would have to accomodate the clothing to allow for the tail or they would have na unsightly bulge in the rear ........

So wear pants backwards. Anyway...
Realistically, I'd imagine that the reason they usually don't post it is because they have their own preconceptions about what it should be, and they don't want to irritate anyone. Despite the fact that it's loss is also irritating.
Basically, a cop-out.