Can a werewolf have control over the curse?
Does the werewolf transformation hurt at first, but then do they control it? How do they control it anyway? Eating habits, changing without a full moon (CAN they change without a full moon), or dog-like personalities.
Vampires turn into WOLVES!?
Their greatest enemy wouldn't be the werewolf; it'd probably be man. For one thing; that bat thing is completely overrated. No one here has experienced a vampire's transformation--if they did, they'd either [a] be dead or [b] be one of the undead. Vampires could change into horses for all we know; whoever wrote that thing about bats--maybe the vampires encouraged such notions in hopes of staying more confidential about what really happens. Do you know what the book was called? I might have to read it....But if you're this into vampires, you should read a book called Twilight by Stephanie Meyers. It's first-class, and so well-written you can't believe it's fiction. And Bruno....you spelled bologna wrong....Do you need one of us to sing you the song...? ~Taisi
About how much would a "World Of Warcraft" Game Master get paid working in California?
A Game Master in World of Warcraft at Blizzard in Irvine makes $10 per hour. This isn't ideal as a career job, however, the senior managers I spoke with at Blizzcon said that they hire new employees for higher positions from within the company about 40% of the time. They said that if you are interested in a job at blizzard in Graphics, Programming, Management, Etc., then the best place to start would be in QA (game masters, game testers). That way they can evaluate your overall work performance and see if you'd make a good employee for a higher paid position. The best way to get in is to genuinely enjoy the games, along with attributes that will get you hired at most other jobs (responsible, courteous, groomed, good communication, etc.)
What is your best work as a writer?
I believe that my best work as a writer has not been seen by the public… yet. In 2014 I went through a highly traumatizing event. I was sued by a personal injury lawyer (and complete stranger) for $10,000,000 and suddenly found myself locked into the legal system. I was sued for singing in a P!NK Tribute Band for one night for $75. The case was really between him and the man who hired me for the job, but I was dragged into it. After a few weeks and $3,000 worth of legal bills, I was encouraged to go to the press to get him off my back.What happened next was shocking: The New York Post wrote an article Singer sued for being too old and ugly for Pink cover band I was absolutely stunned. They gave the public the impression that I was so ugly and off key that it sparked a $10,000,000. This was not true at all. This story went viral worldwide and even legal publications printed this story. I suddenly had both a $10,000,000 lawsuit and major media outlets abusing me from all sides.I slid into a deep depression and actually considered checking into a mental health center as this was all way too much and had hit me out of nowhere. I did not meet the man who sued me until 2 years later. Instead of checking myself in, however, I wrote the first draft of the book. It was the only thing that could return me to sanity. My first two drafts are from the perspective of being locked into the scandal. My newest draft will incorporate my path of healing and my decision to forgive the man who dragged me into the legal system. I’ve written over 200 blog posts on the subject, but I think the book will trump all of it.It is the most honest thing I have ever written.***uodate*** after 4 years I finally finished the book! It's available via New Haven Publishing at pretty much all book stores online. It's pretty crazy looking at all these old posts!
Im engaged at 13 and my friends are mad!?
I think your friends are just worried about you... to be honest they have every right to be angry at your decision. They are probably angry because you havn't listened to their advice. I think maybe you should listen to what they have to say.. if you truly believe you have made the right decision then talk to them about it, and tell them why. Let them understand. But be prepared to be told 'we told you so'. My opinion? I think you're making a mistake. Getting married at 13 years old is one thing, but doing it after you have only been going out for 4 months? I think that's a serious, serious mistake. Really, i know people who are 17 years old, and have been going out with their partner for over 5 years, and they aren't even getting married yet! They are planning on it, but not for another year or so. I know plenty other couples at 17 years old who have been going out for 2+ years, and none of them are getting married, so why do you think that at 13 years old, and having been going out for 4 months, should be any better? And saying you would start a family aswell now? Really, think long and hard about that. Getting married atleast will not affect your life to harshly if you break up. But if you have kids at 13, and the marriage ends, you are going to be stuck with looking after those kids for the rest of your life!