Werewolf Legends

[strablonde]

Hey I found this online. I hope ya like it

ENTER HERE (http://www.pitt.edu/~dash/werewolf.html#kolber g40)

I read the Werewolf belt. :D

[WareW-Believer]

*Sigh* He ate an entire colt. Oh well, it's German.


Source: F. Asmus and O. Knoop, "The werewolf", legends and stories from the circle Kolberg-Körlin (Kolberg: Druck und Verlag der C. F. Post'schen Buchhandlung und Buchdruckerei, 1898), pp. 40-41.

[strablonde]

Yeah.. I hear most werewolves come from Germany. Who knows for certain. I say we need more proof. Come wolf out for us.. and then we'll truely believe ;)

[Alienated Being]

Alot of the werewolf related stories I've read were fairly interesting, however I just consider them as stories and nothing else. I do not believe that humans can shapeshift into an animal with a snout, it's just not biologically possible for a human to do so.

[strablonde]

Alot of the werewolf related stories I've read were fairly interesting, however I just consider them as stories and nothing else. I do not believe that humans can shapeshift into an animal with a snout, it's just not biologically possible for a human to do so.


I agree Biologically wise it's just not logicly possible to wolf out. But if you believe in Magic. I think these creatures of the night are full of magic and even live forever. It'll probably continue to intreague human beings till the ends of time. I do believe in magic. I say bring it on :D But scientists can't prove other wise. False to the were beasts. Although I saw a program on the Science Channel ..A real werewolf wolfs out. He has high levels of endrenalin. So they have proven we are capable of odd things. For the life of me I wish I could find that video. If I do I'll post it here for everyone. ;)

[violetgaze]

But the first stories about werewolves originated from Germany. A good example is the Grimm Brothers.