• When Twilight meets furfaggotry, no one wins: Teen werewolves descend upon high schools
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[url]http://www.kens5.com/news/Teen-wolves-in-San-Antonio-94015234.html[/url] [release][IMG]http://imgur.com/yiLSg.jpg[/IMG] School's out at John Marshal High School, and exiting the facility are your typical cliques: cheerleaders, nerds, jocks and Goths… and werewolves? "We're not to be feared,” said Argus, his ghost-white, eyes staring at the camera. Argus is one of several members of the wolf pack, one of several packs scattered about San Antonio's north side. His friend Katze Lupus Burn added, "We're not a gang at all. Gangs are like posers. They just want attention, that's why they go along tagging stuff. The pack? We're a family. We go to each other for our problems." The fascination with werewolves dates back to the 19-30's, with popular movies starring Lon Chaney, Jr. More recently, movies like Van Helsing and the Twilight series have captured the attention of teenagers. They may not be mutating from man to wolf, but Northside school district counselors warn these teens are experiencing transformations of their own: from childhood to adulthood. Northside School District counselor Dr. Deborah Healy said, “Young people are looking to define their identities, sometimes to come together and affiliate around a theme or an idea, just really to belong, that sense of belonging." And a sense of belonging is just what this group says they're after. "You get friends. You get a place where you belong. You're pretty much accepted to where you are, who you are, what you are," said Deikitsen Wolfram Lupus, the unofficial leader of the pack at Brandeis High. He says he's got some wolf in him, howling sometimes to get out. "We just like hang out here, we're just like another family. This is our second home, basically," added Kit, dressed in pink with a touch of leather and chains. And you couldn't help but notice the eyes. And the fangs. It's a style, we're told. And nothing more. Friend Guerrero continued, "We're not trying to be intimidating, we're not trying to be menacing. We're just trying to live our daily lives and hang out. You know? We're teenagers and we just want to have fun." And they gather attention, too. One of the wolf pack, whom many consider the "alpha dog," received some international acclaim when a neighbor's dog went missing, only to have its skull found in the possession of 18-year old, Wolfie Blackheart. It created a firestorm on the internet, and was San Antonio's first glimpse into the world of these transformed teens. Northside officials confirm wolf packs do exist in at least half a dozen schools, with anywhere from 12 to 20 werewolves in each. Dress codes are strictly enforced, NISD officials say. The wolf pack isn't allowed the tails, chains, or anything else that negatively affects the learning environment. Brandeis head counselor Bill Hill said, “They walk down the hallways and meld into the fabric of the school and don't seem to be troublesome in the school environment." Northside counselors say it's extreme expression. Dei says it's something deeper than violating the school's dress-code. "I don't believe anyone is just human. Everyone's got something else mixed in with them. They just have to look inside themselves and find out what it is." Dei's got his own leash he wears. His mom has a leash on him to: Pam Manley keeps Dei tethered to family, his chores and his studies. "As soon as he walks in the door, he is supposed to take out the fangs, lose the lenses and put his hair back," Manley said. "They're good kids. And it takes some courage to stand up and be who you want to be and be able to express yourself in this way." [/release] :wtc:
[QUOTE=PrismatexV8;22158872][url]http://www.kens5.com/news/Teen-wolves-in-San-Antonio-94015234.html[/url] [release][B]We're not a gang at all. Gangs are like posers. They just want attention[/B][/QUOTE] lol.
[quote]Deikitsen Wolfram Lupus[/quote] :what:
The Pope: "Well at least they aren't [b]gay[/b]"
one of the gangsters should call out the pack leader i would pay money to see that
My dreams of a future society much like the one in Transmetropolitan just got a lot more fur.
Well, at least they aren't hurting someone/something.
Noone would have suspected Lupus.
[QUOTE=IAmAnooB;22159102]Well, at least they aren't hurting someone/something.[/QUOTE] They're hurting my brain cells.
If they are werewolves, then I'm Mickey Mouse. Wada' you got to say about that?!
OMG :wtf: Would punch one of them, then the rest. Now, I need my silver bullets
[QUOTE=BANNED USER;22159117]Noone would have suspected Lupus.[/QUOTE] :golfclap: well done, my good sir.
[quote=aedan1;22159160]if they are werewolves, then i'm mickey mouse. Wada' you got to say about that?![/quote] holy crap!
Honestly this doesn't seem all that bad... I mean, I don't see myself hanging out with people like that, but it doesn't look like they're running around telling people to accept them.
god dammit.
Could have sworn we pissed up this rope already
You piss ropes?
"I don't believe anyone is just human. Everyone's got something else mixed in with them. They just have to look inside themselves and find out what it is." ....You know, I was gonna make fun of him, but that's actually kind of deep... but it's still odd.
I'm afraid.
[QUOTE=Kagrs;22158955]My dreams of a future society much like the one in Transmetropolitan just got a lot more fur.[/QUOTE] You ever been to Los Angeles? World is like Transmetropolitan.
God just let twilight die already.
[QUOTE=BANNED USER;22159117]Noone would have suspected Lupus.[/QUOTE] Noone, you say? [img]http://blog.pennlive.com/thrive/2007/12/PeterNoonePicForBlog.jpg[/img]
[B]"We're not to be feared,” said Argus, his ghost-white eyes staring at the camera.[/B] :wtc: I'm already confused with all the groups we have right now. Goth, Greb, Punk and Emo seem to have all melded into one.
This is in San Antonio, Texas, my hometown :(
[QUOTE=MaverickIB;22159410]This is in San Antonio, Texas, my hometown :([/QUOTE] You know what you must do...
:raise:
[QUOTE=Funky Pickle;22159337]"I don't believe anyone is just human. Everyone's got something else mixed in with them. They just have to look inside themselves and find out what it is." ....You know, I was gonna make fun of him, but that's actually kind of deep... but it's still odd.[/QUOTE] If by "deep," you mean "deeply retarded."
[QUOTE=Mingebox;22159555]If by "deep," you mean "deeply retarded."[/QUOTE] Dude, you are full of hilarious come backs today :v:
Not furry. Lyncaism/Anthropomorphism. Totally different subjects.
[QUOTE=JoeSkylynx;22159983]Not furry. Lyncaism/Anthropomorphism. Totally different subjects.[/QUOTE] Anthropomorphism IS furry, and lycanthropy doesn't physically exist. Fuck I tried to avoid getting dragged into this one edit: furry is anthropomorphism, not the other way around. oop
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