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Hi, I'm Louis Pine, and as you may already know,
I'm a genetic werewolf on my dad's side.
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I'm about to experience my first transformation.
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Welcome to my crib camp. I've got everything
a transforming wolf needs for the full moon.
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We've got meat sticks, smoked, three
different kinds.
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We've got muffins, two kinds. Fresh.
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And, canned.
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"Going to be a fat werewolf."
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Haha, very funny viewer. I'll have you
know you don't want to start your
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lupine life on an empty stomach. Trust me.
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(crunch)
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(laughs)
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Muffin in a can.
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This is pretty good.
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(laughs)
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For later.
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(gasp)
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(guitar noises)
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Any requests?
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(laughs)
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No? Ok. Well, uh, this is a song my dad
used to sing to me. It's about a good wolf.
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(guitar music plays)
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I uh, I can't remember any of the words.
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(guitar music plays)
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(guitar playing suddenly stops)
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Sydney, have you seen Louis? His mom's
looking for him.
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Um, no, mom, I haven't seen him.
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(On phone) No, she hasn't seen him.
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(On phone) If he comes by I'll definitely give you
a call. OK, take care. Bye, bye.
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(Louis on the computer) Oh look, some
replies to my post on survival.com.
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There's one from Alex, he says: "Dude,
don't eat all your muffins too early."
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Thanks Alex, but uh, it's a bit late for that.
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(laughs)
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Alright there's one from Wolfy, he says:
"Make sure you have a pencil handy so
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you can still type when you turn into a wolf."
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Will that really work?
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(keys jangle)
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(typing)
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Stigma says: "Nobody told me it would be
this painful. I can still feel my bones are shaping."
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Thanks Stigma, that makes me feel so
much better.
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(rain drops on roof)
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Oh, great. Rain.
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(birds chirping)
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Oh no!