Vampire or Werewolf?

Night-Hunter · Unread post by **Night-Hunter** » Wed Oct 28, 2009 7:32 pm

When it comes to Vampire's and Werewolves which would you rather fall for? Along the terms of the Vampires and Werewolves from Twlight.
For me i'd fall for the Werewolves hehe.

Unread post by **Razor One** » Wed Oct 28, 2009 7:44 pm

Neither. I'd be killing both wholesale with bullets, stakes and fancy sunglasses.

Unread post by **Phoenix** » Wed Oct 28, 2009 9:25 pm

We went to the theater the same day the first Twilight movie came out. We hadn't even heard of it then and were there to see another movie. Several months later we decided to rent the Twilight dvd.. and I'm sorry to say.. I will never watch another Twilight movie. Werewolves or vampires, I don't really care for either of them.

But anything other than zombies, I suppose.

SkyxDB · Unread post by **SkyxDB** » Wed Oct 28, 2009 9:32 pm

Not so sure I owuld go for a vampire or a warewolf, but in terms of Twilight, even though kind of don't like it, I think I like the werewolf better than the vampire.

Hey does anyway else wish that they could use Inferno's flame thrower on Edward Cullen?

Night-Hunter · Wed Oct 28, 2009 10:45 pm

Hey does anyway else wish that they could use Inferno's flame thrower on Edward Cullen?

*raises hand* I do, I do!!!

SkyxDB · Unread post by **SkyxDB** » Wed Oct 28, 2009 10:49 pm

*Steals Inferno's flame thrower while he's sleeping* That poor excuse of a vampire shall buuurrrnnn.

Night-Hunter · Wed Oct 28, 2009 10:52 pm

*Steals Inferno's flame thrower while he's sleeping* That poor excuse of a vampire shall buuurrrnnn.

I don't think buring will be enough, where's that pointed steak and that hammer? Oh, there it is. *Picks up wooden steak and hammer.* DIE BLOOD SUCKER!!!!!! *stabs Edward Cullen in the heart with the wooden steak.*

SkyxDB · Unread post by **SkyxDB** » Wed Oct 28, 2009 10:59 pm

Burn in the fires of Infeno! *Uses the flamethrower to burn the body*

Night-Hunter · Wed Oct 28, 2009 11:15 pm

Burn in the fires of Infeno! *Uses the flamethrower to burn the body*

Wow we both are pretty violent when we want to be.

SkyxDB · Unread post by **SkyxDB** » Wed Oct 28, 2009 11:17 pm

Yeah

Inferno: Who took my flamethrower?!

Me: Uh-ho. Run away! *Drops the flamethrower and runs*

Night-Hunter · Wed Oct 28, 2009 11:20 pm

Yeah

Inferno: Who took my flamethrower?!

Me: Uh-ho. Run away! *Drops the flamethrower and runs*

Me: *Nervous laugh* RUN AWAY!!!! *runs like my butt is on fire* ha ha

Kamikaze · Unread post by **Kamikaze** » Thu Oct 29, 2009 6:54 am

Baphomet, Azazel or Gomorrah.

That is to say, neither.

Unread post by **Razor One** » Thu Oct 29, 2009 9:02 am

Reading the last few posts inspired me to look up an old favourite.

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Sinead · Unread post by **Sinead** » Thu Oct 29, 2009 10:44 am

Just to clarify things: I'm a first-generation Twilight fan. I got an advance copy of it months before it came out when I was working in a bookstore, and loved it. I loved the books, but wasn't obsessed. They were good, quick, easy reads, and I could put them down, then pick them up later, until the final volume came out. However. I'm not a fan of the shrieking fangirls that drool over Robert Pattinson (or whatever his last name is) or the other Twilight movie actors. And Meyer's books aren't that great in comparison to other YA books that I've read. There's little to no character development, the protagonist is a weak-kneed slack-jawed coffin-bait wanna-be needy girl, the love interest is a sulky boy, the third party .... we're not going there. But it's mindless fun.

However. The fanbase can all suck on an egg. Maybe that'll shut 'em up long enough to tell them that there are other, better books out there, and better vampire/werewolf stories. Charlaine Harris has a good series on vampires, and Patricia Briggs has a magnificent and well-written series on werewolves. Two, actually.

But I digress.

If given the choice, I'd say give me a heartbeat. And warmth. I've always been partial to wolves. I'd be a werewolf, if given the choice. And I'd be the kind that would be hunting bad bloodsuckers down. With a grin and a giggle, even. Now. *goes to watch the Mel Brooks funny thing*

artemis-lady-warrior · Thu Oct 29, 2009 11:29 am

I honestly have to say I got about halfway through the first twilight book without really seeing a plot. It reminded me a bit of those teen movies only with vampires in it. I read it without really having an opinion. It was just a boredom staver. I actually skipped some pages.

Anyway I would have to say neither... or a combination of the two.. or maybe not... sparlking werewolves...