Thread: I like Werewolves...

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...But I also know where the lines between reality and fantasy are.

YouTube- Teen Werewolves

This is... I don't really know, but I feel stupider for knowing about it.


Can Werewolves go back to being underrated movie monsters liked by the few? I was pretty okay with Vampires having the stupid spotlight.

I remember being involved with the whole wolfie Blackheart thing, she is kinda messed up in the head. I tried calling the house during the investigation, however I got a recorded message from an attorney.

Heres the page about what happened with the missing dog
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http://encyclopediadramatica.com/Wol...ckheart#Wolfie

That is one of the dumbest things i have seen in a long time. Gangs are posers but we're not. LOL. Oh well to each thier own i guess. I am pretty happy being a plain old human that loves to make props and celebrate halloween and monsters....hey wait....is that a TAIL!!!!!

Just when I thought I'd seen it all... People will do almost anything to attract attention, regardless of what they claim. "We're not trying to stand out or anything." Who are they kidding?

What a bunch of losers and that wolfie/blackheart, one can only hope she gets what she deserves!

If that one mother is so "proud" of her I think son? Then whey does everything have to come off and his? hair put into a ponytail before he? enters the house?

Biggie, I question the credibility of Encyclopedia Dramatica much like I question the validity of Wikipedia. The site was set up with the intention to bash and discredit other people, fandoms, groups and pop-culture, so it wouldn't surprise me if a majority of the 'facts' they tout are fake. It's a joke site meant to offend not inform.

They aren't in it for the attention but they dress up in attention grabbing clothes and act out in public. They look like the 'vampires' I knew of in high school. These same 'vampires' were also wiccans, straight edge, punk, anarchists, and what ever other counterculture fad they could grasp onto.

'We aren't trying to be intimidating...' And you aren't intimidating to anyone that can see through your Halloween contacts and Scarecrow fangs. Wooooo... scary....

There are a few things I want to know. If she is so proud and loving of her son expressing himself, why does she stand 3 ft. away from him during the interview?
Telling him what he can and cannot wear in the house is fine, because she is the parent, and it is her house.
How long will they be werewolves? Until the end of next semester? Until graduation when they have to get a job?

And finally, If I want to be a werewolf for Halloween do I have to dye my hair 6 different colors, buy a bunch of studded bracelets and collars, black clothes, a leash and a tail? Because I would really rather go with the basic costume choices for werewolves.


Also, LOL at the newscast saying werewolf fascination started in the 1930's. The stories go much farther back than that news guys.

Based on personal experience, I think there is something lacking in their home life. The feeling of being part of a pack should be met inside the home. It seems like most of them are normal kids crying out for attention. With the exception of the one found with a dog’s skull. He may be a sociopath, seriously.

The one with the dog skull is a girl apparently. Rumor is she decapitated the dog, it is still unclear if it occurred pre- or postmortem.

I do believe Lycanthropy is still a diagnosable disorder and if you are a danger to yourself or others you can be committed to an asylum and treated until you no long believe that you are a werewolf. That of course is an extreme situation, these kids will likely grow out of this when they have to support themselves and not live off of mom and dad.

There is a reason you don't see a lot of people 25 and older dressing up and acting like that on a daily basis.

The 'pack' is just another clique of kids looking for people of similar interests with one singular ring leader. They have things they don't want to discuss at home so they discuss them with friends. Parents may want to step in and remind their children that they aren't wolves, they are humans. If need be, have a genetic test done to prove they have 100% human DNA.

I understand the credibility of ED, but it shows the stuff that happened. You just have to read through the crap to find anything important.