Over the years I have noticed a few things regrading a Full Moon.

When I was at work at the time of a Full Moon, the phones calls from customers would bear more than usual strange and awkward questions. Friends of mine that work in shops have noticed this too, customers hang around on the shop floor, asking silly questions and not buying anything.

A friend of a friend of mine is an actor who used to work with the late Spike Milligan, who is known for his eccentricity and his "ten major mental breakdowns". The actor tells of that he (Spike Milligan) was impossible to work with at the time of a Full Moon.

In history and folk lore, werewolves are renowned to be more prominent at Full Moon.

The word lunatic derives from lunar meaning moon, and the moon commands the water on Earth with tides. Could it be that the moon effects the waters of the human body too?

Have  the members here noticed any this before? 

To add more to the above.

It was a Full Moon on the day of death of Spike Milligan (27th February 2002).

I am a firm believer that the full moon affects peoples moods and attitudes.  It is my understanding that the police and hospitals tend to pay attention to the effects of the moon.

I am a firm believer that the full moon affects peoples moods and attitudes.  It is my understanding that the police and hospitals tend to pay attention to the effects of the moon.
Police lay on extra policeman on the nights of a Full Moon from BBC News Online.

Were you affected by the talk of werewolves?  ;)

Were you affected by the talk of werewolves?   ;)
Affected no, inpsired yes.

Do we actually turn into warewolves or is that just a story? ???

Do we actually turn into warewolves or is that just a story? ???
Hopefully, just a story.

Do we actually turn into warewolves or is that just a story? ???


I also think it's a story.

I don't know, I have met some pretty hairy guys in my time  ::)

I also think it's a story.


remember Teen Wolf or how about Thriller?  ;D

I don't know, I have met some pretty hairy guys in my time   ::)


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Is this hairy enough for you? ;D

:o

:o





I guess you want a piece of him? ;) ;D

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Is this hairy enough for you? ;D



LOL!

LOL!




Did the moon do that to him?

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Is this hairy enough for you? ;D
does he have a name?

remember Teen Wolf or how about Thriller?  ;D
Have you seen An Amercian Werewolf In London?

does he have a name?



No.

Have you seen An Amercian Werewolf In London?



I think I did.

The moon won't let me get off of the computer and clean my house.

The moon won't let me get off of the computer and clean my house.


That's one to remember.  ;D

Concerning "werewolves"-

The tales stem from an actual medical condition called "Hypertrichosis".
People who suffer this malady have excessive hair growth, which never fully stops growing.
However, electrolysis treatments have been shown as effective for keeping the growth in check.

Concerning the "Full Moon Syndrome"-

I know without doubt that the New and Full Moon cycles affect behaviors.
Whenever there is a Full Moon, things ALWAYS get crazy...even by my standards.
It does affect me, in certain ways.

oh?

Concerning "werewolves"-

The tales stem from an actual medical condition called "Hypertrichosis".
People who suffer this malady have excessive hair growth, which never fully stops growing.
However, electrolysis treatments have been shown as effective for keeping the growth in check.

Like Pete Sampras?

Concerning the "Full Moon Syndrome"-

I know without doubt that the New and Full Moon cycles affect behaviors.
Whenever there is a Full Moon, things ALWAYS get crazy...even by my standards.
It does affect me, in certain ways.
As I mention above with Spike Milligan.

I am now listening to a talk radio station and some of the phone calls are obscure.

Is it a full moon tonight?

Is it a full moon tonight?
Yes, if I go to the living room I can see it through the window.

Oh dear and us with black ice on the roads....trouble.

well I think it's pretty. :)

well I think it's pretty. :)
I took a picture of it, I see what I can do.

well I think it's pretty. :)

We really can't see it until we're slipping on it.  Trust me, I would slip. ;D

Full Wolf Moon - January Amid the cold and deep snows of midwinter, the wolf packs howled hungrily outside Indian villages. Thus, the name for January's full Moon. Sometimes it was also referred to as the Old Moon, or the Moon After Yule. Some called it the Full Snow Moon, but most tribes applied that name to the next Moon.


http://www.farmersalmanac.com/full-moon-names



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I took a picture of it, I see what I can do.
The pictures are on my comupter now, but the quality of them are not to good.

It's very possibly subconscious; some people may, in the backs of their minds, think about how one might act differently during a full moon.

Possibly, but then there are other real cases..

Possibly, but then there are other real cases..


Well, subconscious is not unreal.

Subconcious is real, all right, but it may give fauyly information.

Subconcious is real, all right, but it may give fauyly information.


My point exactly!

:)

Moon is not quite full. Tomorrow is the Flight Of the Skejaquada!

I have my own theory about the moon's effect on human physiology. I'm thinking that since the moon's gravitational pull has an effect on the tides, then surely it has an effect on our bodies as well. Meaning: that during a full moon, we're all just a little bit lighter. And this ever-so-slight difference in our mass has just enough effect on us to alter our state of mind.

As far as my own personal experience with this, well, the only time I really noticed any changes in myself due to the lunar cycle was when I was a long-distance truck driver. Normally, when I was driving at night I'd eventually get really tired. But whenever there was a full moon out I could go like hell.

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I think Michael has an effect on Full Moons. ;D

I have my own theory about the moon's effect on human physiology. I'm thinking that since the moon's gravitational pull has an effect on the tides, then surely it has an effect on our bodies as well. Meaning: that during a full moon, we're all just a little bit lighter. And this ever-so-slight difference in our mass has just enough effect on us to alter our state of mind.

As far as my own personal experience with this, well, the only time I really noticed any changes in myself due to the lunar cycle was when I was a long-distance truck driver. Normally, when I was driving at night I'd eventually get really tired. But whenever there was a full moon out I could go like hell.

From an astronomical viewpoint, I can see where this theory of yours has validity.
In fact, it could be viewed as a polar subtraction of sorts, and when the full moon goes, there is a polar re-addition. That's pretty insightful!

I have my own theory about the moon's effect on human physiology. I'm thinking that since the moon's gravitational pull has an effect on the tides, then surely it has an effect on our bodies as well. Meaning: that during a full moon, we're all just a little bit lighter. And this ever-so-slight difference in our mass has just enough effect on us to alter our state of mind.

As far as my own personal experience with this, well, the only time I really noticed any changes in myself due to the lunar cycle was when I was a long-distance truck driver. Normally, when I was driving at night I'd eventually get really tired. But whenever there was a full moon out I could go like hell.


Rather than make us lighter, it would elongate us and make us less massive. Full moons and new moons have the same affect on the Earth, as well as eclipses. Maybe we should be looking for these things at new moons as well!

Take cover for it was a Full Moon last night!

Take cover for it was a Full Moon last night!


not a warewolf yet?

not a warewolf yet?
Not yet a werewolf, but I look like one everyday.

Not yet a werewolf, but I look like one everyday.


you shave?

you shave?
With a permanant beard.

Not yet a werewolf, but I look like one everyday.


Me too, I don't have the most hairless genes.

Not yet a werewolf, but I look like one everyday.


Me too, I don't have the most hairless genes.

Hell, I'm a hairy-type Viking kinda beast!

I used to have a moustache and goatee many years ago.

full moons don't actually affect the moon's gravitational pull, do they? they just provide more light at night. that's what i think the effect is, the brighter night somehow makes people batty.

full moons don't actually affect the moon's gravitational pull, do they? they just provide more light at night. that's what i think the effect is, the brighter night somehow makes people batty.


During a full moon, the sun and moon are on opposite sides of the Earth, causing a greater gravitational pull on the Earth (collectively) and pulling it in both directions a little bit more, I believe.

During a full moon, the sun and moon are on opposite sides of the Earth, causing a greater gravitational pull on the Earth (collectively) and pulling it in both directions a little bit more, I believe.
Which effects the mass of water on the Earth with the tidal system and the water consistency in the humans.