Vampire Vs Lycan (Werewolf)

if you had the choice which would you pick?

Vampire - you do NOT sparkle in sun, you burst into flames, you must live forever in the dark of the night, dine on humans, never eat garlic, never take a photo or look in the mirror. But you automatically become a lot cooler and gain strength and abilities.

Lycan - Dont have to wait for the full moon, can transform anytime, have to be careful of silver and mistletoe.

Or none of the above and descrive why you would choose what you will become.

i dnt want 2 become anything im happy the way i am lol

I would be a modern vampire like that robert patterson guy lol

I would choose lycan, i think, would be handier

a hairy Werewolf i would choose so i could brush me hair all day and eat the bugz in it how grand LOLL

Vampire,they are not all evil,just watch true blood if you need proof that you get good vampires too

Being a vampire would be awesome but i would eventually miss the sun,

being a lycan you can go where you like and only once a month act a bit crazier and have more bloodlust.

i'm half way there anyway,i get sun burnt easily lol

haha me too, within the first day or two on holiday in the sun i am burnt, even though i try to stick to shade

i think i'd choose a vampire like bill compton(true blood)

can we choose both pmsl ?

mabey one week a lycan the next a vampire pmsl?

Vampire aint real they suck azz iiiii am with dat geek dork der / da the only person who is suking on my titz is myy man

was just wondering when did a werewolf got called a lycan ?

A werewolf, also known as a lycanthrope (from the Greek λυκάνθρωπος: λύκος, lukos, "wolf", and άνθρωπος, anthrōpos, man)

from our friendly wikipedia

also remember,you also get warerats,warepanthers,warehawks and other types aswell

how can you get different kinds

i'd have to study my rpg/fantisy books for that,but describing a being as a lycanthrope is like describing a being as human or feline

afterall they are fantisy creatures

i agree with claire

well like i said,its like the difference between an american and a brit or frenchman