Horny Werewolf Day
February 14th, 2007 | brainjuice
Always remember: Valentine’s Day is a Christian corruption of a pagan festival involving werewolves, blood and fucking. So wish people a happy Horny Werewolf Day and see what happens.
February 14th, 2007 | brainjuice
Always remember: Valentine’s Day is a Christian corruption of a pagan festival involving werewolves, blood and fucking. So wish people a happy Horny Werewolf Day and see what happens.
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Christ, it’s a holiday for furries then, is it?
I came to the site today explicitly because I knew there would be a Horny Werewolf Day commemoration. Whiskey and I were not disappointed.
Oh, sounds fun… except for the werewolves and blood part. The rest, sounds really fun.
Huzzay for the Lupercalia!
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Happy Fucking Werewolf Day!
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Set of plastic fangs: $3
Furry wolf headmask: $10
Bedsheets torn into togas: $35
Mantaining sacred traditions alive: priceless
Happy Horny Werewolf Day!…
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