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I Am A Real Werewolf

Hybrids

By: Varcolac
Written on January 20th, 2013
By: Varcolac
Age: 26-30
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  • Therealossarywerewolf

    Hmm, bullshit the only problem with all this is the fact that vampires are not actually real. Werewolves, yes, I am one but of all records of my ancestors who served kings, lived umong the common, and protected all the weak from harm, not one of my kind has come across vampires, and with all the lore behind them you can bet that we have infact looked into this and found it all to be false.

    Jan 29
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    • SheAngel19

      omg THANK YOU!!!!

      Jan 29
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    • Varcolac

      and there is a **** ton of people who dont believe werewolves to be real, why? because all there is, is books, movies and myths. there's not a substantial amount of humans who have witnessed werewolves. why? because we can say we keep our selves secret for a reason. maybe the vampires do the same. regardless. like i said your ALL entitled to your OPINIONS.

      Jan 30
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    • Varcolac

      actually psi vamps are real and that's been proven, there is also vampires who find doners to drink there blood there real as well. like i said, i dont believe in "immortal vampires" but i also will not be closed minded and say that its not possible for them to exist.

      Jan 30
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    • HuntLeader1990

      Umm... How are vamps not real?? Nearly extinct, yes, but they DO exist. o_0

      Mar 10
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  • SheAngel19

    alright yes they are completely different species and you state they crossed a pug with a cat aye? Its called gene splicing. However unless you were concocted in a test tube your argument is invalid. Ligers and racial cross are still the same animal just with very minor variations. A tiger an a lion are the same thing just with slight variants to depict fur color and minor physical differences. That is what makes them compatible. A cross between two entirely different SPECIES does not occur in nature. Else we would be seeing birdfish and horse raccoons. So yeah you boys can harp all you want but no matter how bad you want the world to bend to what YOU want it to be. Nature just doesn't work that way.

    Jan 20
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    • Varcolac

      scientists did not splice any genes they simply mated the two. a dog and a cat two different species. they didnt create it, they had s.e.x. it was born. case closed

      Jan 20
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    • Varcolac

      but regardless of what species have been crossed before. your entitled to your opinions and ill leave it at that

      Jan 20
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    • SheAngel19

      then site your reference hybrid. and morph consider the fact that when werewolves mate with humans the gene becomes recessive. Due to the fact you are crossing the species. It resurfaces once in a blue moon (no pun intended) and dominates over the other. So now you are wanting to take two recessive genes that assimilate and put them in one being. One is going to assimilate the other simply put.

      Jan 20
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    • Varcolac

      my whole story was a reference. me being alive is a reference, hybridfighter is a refrence. having a dog and a cat have s.e.x and the baby not dieng is a cross species reference. it wasnt scientifically done it was simple nature that you believe does not work that way. im not saying all cross species will work, but in all reality this conversation could go on for hours/weeks/days/years. so you have your views i have mine. no hard feelings.

      Jan 20
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    • SheAngel19

      if that is the case than the cat/dog would have been documented, so site me a reference. Your existence is not valid because until you show up here and show me the evidence of such a claim it is taking your word at face value which no one in their right mind will do.

      Jan 20
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    • Varcolac

      i guess we can say the same thing for this whole forum then huh?

      Jan 20
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    • SheAngel19

      I can actually site books where my research comes from tyvm. So please show me where you have discovered this catdog

      Jan 20
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    • Varcolac

      honestly it was on the animal planet lol. scientist at ucla discovered it. i never tried reading up on it. but honestly come on. we look at this subject at human point of view. cross species isint possible because it would kill it self off and fight it self. how do you think people view the existence of werewolves in general. " people physically shifting into a wolf would kill someone" but obviously it happens right? according to a crap load of people on here myself included. so many things have happened within history that baffles scientists. were they thought "that could never happen because i have research and facts to prove it cant" you stick to your "facts" and some of us stick to our beliefs. just like religion. scientists have tried and on a lot of occasions proved the existence of god and different bible verses to be completely false including the start of the world. some people believe the facts of the big bang and some still believe god himself created the big bang which lead to the start of the world. totally of topic but its my point im trying to state. : ) but im sure we all appreciate your input.

      Jan 20
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    • Varcolac

      and after reading that my grammar was horrible, sorry lol.

      Jan 20
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    • SheAngel19

      I will post on this further tomorrow, I work tonight.

      Jan 20
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    • Varcolac

      lol its ok, i get your point lol. and i understand where your coming from

      Jan 20
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    • CJay171

      Hey, read these responses and thought I may be able to clear a few things up, cross species breeding is possible whereas cross genus is not. Which I believe you both touched on with the liger, however there are some deffinate differences between the two on a genetic level which result in it being infetile much like a mule. However, in this case, vampire and werewolf there are no prezygotic or postzygotic barriers that will prevent this for being possible, in terms of corpulatory organs and reproductive cycles te two are very much the same. And just as a last point the location of the genes responsible in either case are not expressed in only one point, but in numerous points whichresult in the differences between the two species, as a result of meiosis the possibility of the two together are rare but not impossible. The only problem I could see affecting the possibility of hybrids is the mothers immune response, however if the immune system is low as is normal during pregnancy the foetus shuldnt abort, so it should be possible.

      Jan 20
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    • Azsuranil

      That program about a dog/cat hybrid was an April Fool's program. It is not a matter of belief. The immune system of such a creature would attack itself, as each set of antibodies would view the organs of the creature's body as invading cells.

      Jan 20
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    • Varcolac

      @azsuranil. oh lol thats funny hahah about the cat and dog. and @cjay- thank you.

      Jan 20
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    • SheAngel19

      I would like to point out though that in the instance of a vamp or wolf they still assimilate. One would overwhelm the other.

      Jan 20
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    • CJay171

      Thats true as in most things with numerous alleles and different genetic expressions. A simple exampoe could be height and the way that varies due to multiple alleles, a persons "tall" coding genes may be recessive whilst their "shorter" coding genes may be dominant resulting in a shorter individual, however this will not determine their eye colour, hair colour or anything else. The offspring is a random mix of the parents genetic infomation. As a result the hybrid will express some characteristics of either species, however will not have all the characteristics of both species. Also due to this it is extremely unlikely(not saying it is impossible) for two individuals to share the exact same characteristics in a hybrid situation.

      Jan 20
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  • Doomwolfkiller

    so sense theres vampire blood in you then you can exchange blood with some one right

    Jan 20
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  • HybridFighter

    ok I was about to get extremely pissed off, but you worded it wrong in the beginning and fixed it. It's like I keep telling everyone, if they want proof so bad just come find out for themselves, otherwise they are basically saying they just don't want to accept something stronger than they could ever comprehend. Their main argument is that the werewolf gene's immunity would fight off the vampiric virus, however the werewolf gene doesn't even kick in til the persons atleast 17; this gives the virus time to adapt and attach itself to both red and white blood cells which would pretty much make the immunity believe that it's suppose to be there so it wouldn't even attempt to fight it off. The problem with their beliefs is that they seem to limit their thoughts to that of a normal human body, unfortunately they don't seem to realize the differences between how a human and a vampire or werewolf body work, like i previously stated, it takes atleast 17 years for your body to be able to handle the werewolf gene and then even longer for it to be able to handle all the added abilities that a human body wouldn't be able to withstand. Now if that's true then how can they possibly deny the existence of a creature that simply adds a few processes to the change? Especially since said processes can possibly happen even before birth? Think about it, the virus can act the same way as an std that is passed from mother to child, if the individual is born with the virus already in its body then it wouldn't fight it off, the virus would spread and change the genetic code of the individual before the werewolf gene would even kick in. I could go on alot longer than this explaining possible ways for it to happen and yet everyone can only seem to come up with the same reason as to why it cant, in reality their only true reasoning is intimidation.

    Jan 20
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    • Varcolac

      Totally agree

      Jan 20
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    • SheAngel19

      but vampirism is genetic not viral so how would that work?

      Jan 20
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    • HybridFighter

      vampirism is not genetic.... thats just a rumor made by emo people. but nobody listens to me, so why should i honestly care what you guys believe? it doesnt affect my life whatsoever either way

      Jan 20
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