I'm familiar with various neurological disorders that mimic that of monsters such as the famous story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde as well as Vampires in an extremely general sense but I doubt we will ever have concrete proof of one of our famous beasts from folklore actually exist.
It's a shame as I agree, the world would be far more interesting if fantastic creatures existed like they do in Spiderwick. Still, it never hurts to fabricate your own reality and write a story conveying your beliefs.

We can only hope for proof, who knows, one day we might get it

You could still enjoy the sing without the movie but of course, by the usage of past tense I can guess you grew past them.

And thank you, I do enjoy a good debate when it comes to things such as fantasies, fairy tales, myths and monsters so I try to keep myself reasonably educated in most areas of the field. Twilight is something that cropped up a lot in the past so people did often want to talk to me about the books.

I still like them but i have moved on a bit. Myths, legends and the paranormal have always been an interest of mine. I want things like that to be real but i am yet to see good evidence of them. I sometimes go on /x/ but there is rarely a good thread on things like that, it's usually just dreams, creepypastas and ask a _____ anything.

I'm familiar with various neurological disorders that mimic that of monsters such as the famous story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde as well as Vampires in an extremely general sense but I doubt we will ever have concrete proof of one of our famous beasts from folklore actually exist.
It's a shame as I agree, the world would be far more interesting if fantastic creatures existed like they do in Spiderwick. Still, it never hurts to fabricate your own reality and write a story conveying your beliefs.

We can only hope for proof, who knows, one day we might get it

The film was actually delightfully goofy in comparison to the book and the cheap effects helped make it funny.
I didn't see any of the films after that. By that point I convinced my little sister that this movie wasn't worth her time so we didn't go any further than that.
Knowing a bit of what you don't like doesn't hurt. It gives you a better leg to stand on in debates and you can dispel any unnecessary rumors involving werewolves.

Wasn't the worst film I've seen, the main reason for me watching it was that paramore did the song 'decode' for it and i was quite a fan of them at the time. I have had the whole werewolf/shapeshifter argument with people who have read the books and seen the films and eventually i just gave up with them. Good to see some people with a knowledge on the subject.

You could still enjoy the sing without the movie but of course, by the usage of past tense I can guess you grew past them.

And thank you, I do enjoy a good debate when it comes to things such as fantasies, fairy tales, myths and monsters so I try to keep myself reasonably educated in most areas of the field. Twilight is something that cropped up a lot in the past so people did often want to talk to me about the books.

I still like them but i have moved on a bit. Myths, legends and the paranormal have always been an interest of mine. I want things like that to be real but i am yet to see good evidence of them. I sometimes go on /x/ but there is rarely a good thread on things like that, it's usually just dreams, creepypastas and ask a _____ anything.

I'm familiar with various neurological disorders that mimic that of monsters such as the famous story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde as well as Vampires in an extremely general sense but I doubt we will ever have concrete proof of one of our famous beasts from folklore actually exist.
It's a shame as I agree, the world would be far more interesting if fantastic creatures existed like they do in Spiderwick. Still, it never hurts to fabricate your own reality and write a story conveying your beliefs.

We can only hope for proof, who knows, one day we might get it

Yeah, I thought it was weird too but she was able to dispel the rumor and actually kinda explain what's going on. It doesn't make a whole lot of sense but it explains more than just being a werewolf.

I'll write what I can remember of the explanation, feel free to skip it if you want.

If I recall correctly the second book explains that when the Native American Tribe first met the Cullen Vampire Family hundreds of years ago the tribe never before could turn into wolves. It wasn't until after the initial meeting did some members of the tribe somehow become possessed by wolf spirits. These wolf spirits existed solely to protect the Tribe from the Vampire threat. With these wolf spirits they learned they can destroy a vampire via dismemberment and burning.
Vampires and Wolf Shape Shifters both saw each other as a threat but were able to sort out a peace treaty so that the Vampires will never encroach on the Tribe's land again.
When Edward Cullen trespassed on Native American soil a couple of centuries later the wolf spirits reawakened and possessed new bodies to serve and protect the tribe again. This is were Jacob and his buddies came in. The Wolf Spirits permit whoever is playing host to take on the form of a wolf at will, the spirits all also share a psychic link which is passed along to their human bodies but these humans can only ever share the link when in their wolf form.
Also they can imprint on random people for some inconceivable reason.

This might be horribly inaccurate as I haven't read the book in years and don't intend to pick it up again. I was also incredibly distracted because when reading this myth I couldn't help but notice that Stephanie Meyers misspelled her chief's name and that just wasn't cool.
I was paid a whole package of Oreos for each book I read. I stand by my choice.

Hopefully now people will stop calling them werewolves at least. Oreos are oreos, i saw the first film and that was enough. That film kinda took 'super massive blackhole' down a peg as well, such a good song tainted by that film.

The film was actually delightfully goofy in comparison to the book and the cheap effects helped make it funny.
I didn't see any of the films after that. By that point I convinced my little sister that this movie wasn't worth her time so we didn't go any further than that.
Knowing a bit of what you don't like doesn't hurt. It gives you a better leg to stand on in debates and you can dispel any unnecessary rumors involving werewolves.

Wasn't the worst film I've seen, the main reason for me watching it was that paramore did the song 'decode' for it and i was quite a fan of them at the time. I have had the whole werewolf/shapeshifter argument with people who have read the books and seen the films and eventually i just gave up with them. Good to see some people with a knowledge on the subject.

You could still enjoy the sing without the movie but of course, by the usage of past tense I can guess you grew past them.

And thank you, I do enjoy a good debate when it comes to things such as fantasies, fairy tales, myths and monsters so I try to keep myself reasonably educated in most areas of the field. Twilight is something that cropped up a lot in the past so people did often want to talk to me about the books.

I still like them but i have moved on a bit. Myths, legends and the paranormal have always been an interest of mine. I want things like that to be real but i am yet to see good evidence of them. I sometimes go on /x/ but there is rarely a good thread on things like that, it's usually just dreams, creepypastas and ask a _____ anything.

I'm familiar with various neurological disorders that mimic that of monsters such as the famous story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde as well as Vampires in an extremely general sense but I doubt we will ever have concrete proof of one of our famous beasts from folklore actually exist.
It's a shame as I agree, the world would be far more interesting if fantastic creatures existed like they do in Spiderwick. Still, it never hurts to fabricate your own reality and write a story conveying your beliefs.

We can only hope for proof, who knows, one day we might get it

haha sadly no. Would have been cool to send them this tho

But the link in the description does. I want some

That doesn't help

But the link in the description does. I want some

I dunno, I think the nostrils look wrong. Could be me.

And way too many dark spots as well.