That would be nice to eat!

Humans. Always seems to work for me.

AxleSargos wrote:

Humans. Always seems to work for me.

Yes and you work for me, now go hide.

I once got a high during a full moon, a healthy high. The kind where I could run for miles without getting tired, quite literally hear everything around me and basically become extra fit in my own right.

That is only because I had a high carbohydrate meal and took some vitamin B complex pills before that, sort of did a 'limit break'. Hey I don't know for sure but it could help, I was literally pumped with adrenaline without feeling stressed.

Last edited by flickery (2009-08-19 17:50:26)

lol i dont know what food i like to eat but when ever i am in a forest i feel like i can run for hours, and explore more of the areas around me. I usually chicken out because i am by myself

Well Shady, it could have something to do with it but like you said it would be mental,
the certain food being your mental trigger.

*Edit - Oh I almost forgot, I LOVE rare steak. Even thinking about it now makes me salivate lol .

Last edited by AwakenWolf (2009-10-26 23:42:22)

People always mention rare steak as making them feel wolfy. Guess I'm just in the minority of not conforming to the stereotype. My food likings and my wolf brain are pretty separate, and I'm skeptical of anyone who says that they're intertwined. Just seems a bit wannabe-ish.

lol, is this in the appropriate section? XD

very very rare steak

this may be strange to you all lol but i like raw meat hahahahaha well not the type that i would get really sick off but like stake and bacon all tho i spose they arent completely raw because they would most prob been processed but still yum

Sometimes the scent of some things cooking can act as a trigger, for me, even if the food itself tastes disgusting.

Most of my triggers are scent-based.

I ended up following this woman around the mall for a while because her scent captivated me...then my girl showed up and smacked the crap out of me.

I wholly agree with both statements. It's definitely not a matter of having "stronger senses" (heaven knows I don't have the best hearing or sight for that matter!). I know for me that I oftentimes will experience mental/phantom shifts while walking around campus and being "exposed" to all the different scents that there are there. Hahaha, one time I felt rather embarrassed because while walking to where my car was parked, I caught a whiff of the dumpster behind the ROTC building and actually wandered over there to smell it (I was already in a weak mental shift). Haha, anyways, just as I finish I turn to resume my walk and here comes one of my friends walking the other way. He gave me a look like, "what the heck were you doing?" In retrospect it was quite funny.

Tokeacola wrote:

this may be strange to you all lol but i like raw meat hahahahaha well not the type that i would get really sick off but like stake and bacon all tho i spose they arent completely raw because they would most prob been processed but still yum

There's actually something to that, Tokeacola.  They (yes, the infamous "they") have found that it's safer to eat raw steak than hamburger or other ground meat; once it's been ground up, whatever bacteria were residing on the surface of the meat cut are then given access to the interior of the slab, making them harder to kill when (or if) you cook it.  Wash the outside of the steak thoroughly, and you should get away with minimal threat of salmonella.  Careful with any pork cuts, though - swine are notorious ~still~ for harboring trichinellosis if you don't cook them properly.