Libahundid ja täiskuu

[higgins]

[Dister]

Ma päris nii pikalt ei mõelnud kui higgins aga põhimõtteliselt oleks õige 24/7/52 näiteks. Ehk iga järgmine number ytleb mitu eelenevat ajayhikut tema sees oli. E.g. - päevas oli 24 tundi, nädalas 7 päeva ja aastas 52 nädalat (mitte 365 päeva). Võib kuud ka sisse panna. Vahet ju tõesti ei ole.

Aga jah, aktiivses kasutuses olen mina ka ainult twenty-four sevenit kuulnud. Eesti keeles kusjuures vist mitte.

Sinu mytoloogikavigu olen mina kyll viimane mees parandama.

[Sorontur]

Eilne kuu oli tõesti imeline. Peale trenni sai seda tükk aega imetletud ja isu ei saanud ikkagi täis. Võrratu.

Noa otsast leiva pakkumine pole ainuke võimalus libahundi vabastamiseks. Saab ka lahkelt rääkides (soovitatavalt kusagilt kõrgelt) või juhul, kui hunt süütu lapse riidetüki ära sööb (arvatavasti koos lapsega).

Hunti joosta saab ka hundinaha või hundinahast vöö abil, kui sõnad peale loed. Lugesin kord 18.saj. libahundiprotsessi... väga huvitav materjal. Netis liigub, täpset asukohta ei mäleta.

Tore loom on ka soerd: sööb ennast teise elukasse sisse, tagantpoolt alustades.

[Celestial]

täiskuu on tõesti väga imeline ja tore

[Ghostwizard]

Muidugi, ma olen mitu õhtut täiskuud imetlemas käinud. Kõige parem fiiling oli reede õhtul, selege taevas mõningaste õrnade pilvedega, ere kuu, lumi... hea õhtu üldiselt.

Aga libahundid, neist oli kusagil pikemalt juttu, aga ei meenu kus.

[Markus]

[Payl]

[necromancer]

[YnX]

Et siis:

Werewolf

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In popular folklore, a man who is transformed, or who transforms himself, into a wolf in nature and appearance under the influence of a full moon. The werewolf is only active at night and during that period, he devours infants and corpses. According to legend, werewolves can be killed by silver objects such as silver arrows and silver bullets. When a werewolf dies he is returned to his human form.

Origin
The word is a contraction of the old-Saxon word wer (which means "man") and wolf -- werwolf, manwolf. A Lycanthrope, a term often used to describe werewolves, however, is someone who suffers from a mental disease and only thinks he has changed into a wolf.

The concept of werewolves, or lycanthropes, is possibly based on the myth of Lycaon. He was the king of Arcadia, and in the time of the ancient Greeks notorious for his cruelty. He tried to buy the favor of Zeus by offering him the flesh of a young child. Zeus punished him for this crime and turned him into a wolf. The legends of werewolves have been told since the ancient Greeks and are known all over the world. In areas where the wolf is not so common, the belief in werewolves is replaced by folklore where men can change themselves in tigers, lions, bears and other fierce animals.

History
In the dark Middle Ages, the Church stigmatized the wolf as the personification of evil and a servant of Satan himself. The Church courts managed to put so much pressure on schizophrenics, epileptics and the mentally disabled, that they testified to be werewolves and admitted to receive their orders directly from Satan. After 1270 it was even considered heretical not to believe in the existence of werewolves.

The charge of being a werewolf disappeared from European courts around the 17th century, but only for the lack of evidence. The belief in werewolves, however, did not completely disappear. In Europe after 1600, it was generally believed that if there were no werewolves, then at least the wolf was a creature of evil. This resulted in an unjustified and negative image of the wolf; an image that most people still have today.

[doris]

[YnX]

[Xelyn]

Libahunt kiikab teemasse sisse ja muigab, ei vihjata

[ohpuu]

[Ghostwizard]

[harshipper]