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Originally posted by Okandetre
I think ATS these days is really starting to loose the plot
Originally posted by smyleegrl
Lycanthropy is a legitimate medical diagonsis. But the person doesn't physically transform into a werewolf, the person just THINKS he's a werewolf. Big difference.
Originally posted by lizzapuppy
I have heard some very interesting theories about werewolves. But one that keeps popping up everywhere and that sounds most luring to me, is that werewolves are assassins for Satan. That only very evil people can become a part of Satan's elite were-pack. What do you think?
Originally posted by lizzapuppy
I have heard some very interesting theories about werewolves. But one that keeps popping up everywhere and that sounds most luring to me, is that werewolves are assassins for Satan. That only very evil people can become a part of Satan's elite were-pack. What do you think?
Originally posted by lizzapuppy
To Destinyone
Maybe we don't have the same google, or maybe we don't type in the same words in google when we are searching something. Feel free to download google chrome and type in werewolf Satan's assassin. Is there anyone else on ATS that can talk with me on this topic other than the Donkey people.
Yours sincerely
Lizzapuppy
Originally posted by lizzapuppy
To Destinyone
Maybe we don't have the same google, or maybe we don't type in the same words in google when we are searching something. Feel free to download google chrome and type in werewolf Satan's assassin. Is there anyone else on ATS that can talk with me on this topic other than the Donkey people.
Yours sincerely
Lizzapuppy
La Bête du Gévaudan was a real wolf-like monster prowling the Auvergne and South Dordogne areas of France during the years 1764 to 1767, killing about 100 people, often in bizarre circumstances. Every effort to stop her failed and she became nationally infamous. The King - Louis XV - took a personal interest, one reason being the unrest she caused in an area of religious/political tension and potential revolution. Many explanations - mutant, prehistoric beast etc. - were put forward at the time and during the two centuries since but none has ever been generally accepted. The important firm fact is that sufficient evidence remains to prove La Bête really did exist and was not just a myth. Among all the popular monster mysteries she is unique - she left behind one hundred bodies proving herself real and guilty beyond doubt.
Originally posted by swan001
Altought human share alot of DNA with the rest of Earth's animal, including the wolf's, I don't see how a human can toggle between DNA and change it to a wolf's. That's simply impossible.edit on 26-4-2012 by swan001 because: (no reason given)