Werewlves, science, magic & Secret Scieties

[Figarou]

What about the lactose intolerance?

Werewolves has a lactose intolerance? Well, its that or die from peanut butter stickyness.

[Apokryltaros]

What about the lactose intolerance?

Werewolves has a lactose intolerance? Well, its that or die from peanut butter stickyness.

I want to solve this conundrum with something other than using my rocket launcher, but, an alternative escapes me.

[Figarou]

What about the lactose intolerance?

Werewolves has a lactose intolerance? Well, its that or die from peanut butter stickyness.

I want to solve this conundrum with something other than using my rocket launcher, but, an alternative escapes me.

Try bread and grape jelly. That goes good with peanut butter.

Peanut butter doesn't go well with rocket launchers.

[Apokryltaros]

Yes, chocolate sauce is a biatch to clean out, too.

[Figarou]

Yes, chocolate sauce is a biatch to clean out, too.

chocolate sauce is good in Milk.

Mmmmm....

[RedWolf]

A werewolf movie using the "secret society" theme is currently in development.
See http://www.wolfsbaynethemovie.com/

Here's a plot summary:
>In 1590, the Diet of Augsburg ruled that gypsies were the spawn of Satan >and, therefore, had no rights whatsoever. The ruling allowed Christians to kill >gypsies without penalty, which sparked the church to organize a small group >of religious assassins to carry out the dirty work. Unfortunately, the band of >killer priests were not informed that the gypsies had made a pact of >protection with a powerful werewolf clan, so all hell broke loose. Four >hundred years later, the bloody war between the church, gypsies and >werewolves rages on and it's up to a small-town police chief to end it or die >trying.

http://www.us.imdb.com/title/tt0426629/plotsummary

[Figarou]

A werewolf movie using the "secret society" theme is currently in development.
See http://www.wolfsbaynethemovie.com/

Here's a plot summary:
>In 1590, the Diet of Augsburg ruled that gypsies were the spawn of Satan >and, therefore, had no rights whatsoever. The ruling allowed Christians to kill >gypsies without penalty, which sparked the church to organize a small group >of religious assassins to carry out the dirty work. Unfortunately, the band of >killer priests were not informed that the gypsies had made a pact of >protection with a powerful werewolf clan, so all hell broke loose. Four >hundred years later, the bloody war between the church, gypsies and >werewolves rages on and it's up to a small-town police chief to end it or die >trying.

http://www.us.imdb.com/title/tt0426629/plotsummary

Another film to put on my "do not watch" checklist.

[Terastas]

One minor consiquence is that the werewolf might have a pretty good idea of what it actually is and how its strengths and weaknesses work. True there'd be a lot of lore and myth anyway, but they might be ableto sort the wheat from the chaff much more easily after a quick search of the local library/internet.

Of course as to what usemor value that information might have...

ANTIcarrot.

I think I see what you're getting at. Basically, a werewolf would be able to sort out the legitimate sightings from the phonies by comparring the description of the werewolf in the article to the best way he would describe himself and his pack mates when in werewolf form, right? Like if he and all of his pack mates were six feet tall in were form, and the werewolf described in the article was said to be eight feet tall, he would recognize the entire article as BS just by that one sentence, right?

[Figarou]

One minor consiquence is that the werewolf might have a pretty good idea of what it actually is and how its strengths and weaknesses work. True there'd be a lot of lore and myth anyway, but they might be ableto sort the wheat from the chaff much more easily after a quick search of the local library/internet.

Of course as to what usemor value that information might have...

ANTIcarrot.

I think I see what you're getting at. Basically, a werewolf would be able to sort out the legitimate sightings from the phonies by comparring the description of the werewolf in the article to the best way he would describe himself and his pack mates when in werewolf form, right? Like if he and all of his pack mates were six feet tall in were form, and the werewolf described in the article was said to be eight feet tall, he would recognize the entire article as BS just by that one sentence, right?

And if there was a picture in the article, the werewolf could say...

"Why do they always get my bad side."

[akujiwolf]

Was just reading in the forum and I saw someone mention Blade. Now I'm not sure how true this is but it is rumored that there will be a fourth blade and that it will involve werewolves. DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT get your hopes up. I've seen char. sketches of the werewolf and it's a crappy pre-snarled rat/money/ferret mix with mange... who was it that said hollywood had "logic"?

[akujiwolf]

I must say that "Wolfsbayne" looks absolutely pathetic and the plot is one of the worst that I've heard of that deals with werewolves. At least Underworld had fair plot...

[Figarou]

Was just reading in the forum and I saw someone mention Blade. Now I'm not sure how true this is but it is rumored that there will be a fourth blade and that it will involve werewolves. DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT get your hopes up. I've seen char. sketches of the werewolf and it's a crappy pre-snarled rat/money/ferret mix with mange... who was it that said hollywood had "logic"?

Well, I read this in another forum.

This is kind of a long shot since the story has only been optioned and hasn't actually gone into production yet, but last February it was reported that Lauren Moews, who produced Cabin Fever, is supposedly working on an adaptation of Karl Edward Wagner's Reflections for the Winter of My Soul, which is a Kane story about werewolves (Kane being sort of a cross between Conan, the Biblical Cain, and Melmoth the Wanderer, for those not familiar with him).

[Figarou]

who was it that said hollywood had "logic"?

Don't look at me. I want to know how this wall climbing crap got started.