And the winner is…..
Hendrikus!!!
His Wall Street werewolf idea was irresistible and so I’ve begun writing a story about full moons & money!
Look for another Candy’s Monsters Contest in 2016.
And the winner is…..
Hendrikus!!!
His Wall Street werewolf idea was irresistible and so I’ve begun writing a story about full moons & money!
Look for another Candy’s Monsters Contest in 2016.
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greensportsblog
How would a Werewolf manage being a dealer at a Las Vegas casino? Lots of nocturnal characters playing blackjack, poker, etc…
Candy Korman
Excellent submission! You’ve raised the stakes already….
(And yes, you are allowed to submit more than one entry in the Working Werewolves Contest.)
Pablito
Astronomer will be certainly a very conflictive job.
Candy Korman
It might be a fun job — with a lot of personal investment in cycles of the MOON!
Gale Citron
Mr. Moe A. “Wolfgang” Zartz, a humble barber in Bensonhurst when he
pilfered the formula for an incredible hair- restoration tonic from an old Romanian gypsy woman. Mr. Zartz became not only President of the Hirsute Club for Men, but also a client. And now, the gypsy woman wants revenge…
Candy Korman
I have caught ALL your references to the classic WEREWOLF movies! Fabulous idea!!!!
Gale Citron
Man walks into his psychiatrist’s office claiming to be a werewolf. Doc attempts to cure him of his delusion, but the man insists. At a loss, Doc decides to do some research, and he reads somewhere that werewolves do not bleed. Next session, the shrinks asks, “is it true that werewolves don’t bleed?” “Yes, that is so,” replies the client, at which point Doc pulls out a large hatpin and sticks the guy in the hand, bringing forth a fountain of red. To wit, the man responds, ‘So what do you know? Werewolves DO bleed!”
Candy Korman
hehehehe…
Lisa M.
A werewolf bartender, of course. Sleeps during day. Works in early evening and then wreaks havoc after work is done and goes out for a few drinks with coworkers.
Candy Korman
Perfect!
A suggestion from an expert. I know you’re a bartender, but are you a werewolf too?
gale
Ok, I polled my co-workers for werewolf ‘day jobs” and here they are: taxi driver, zoo keeper, 7-11 clerk, post office clerk, hair dresser, psychiatrist, night nurse, taxidermist, dog catcher/ ASPCA worker.
Candy Korman
That would be one scary 7-11!
Hendrikus
A werewolf
Is not married… Too suspicious in bed after midnight
-SO she is a bachelorette
She must have a profession that lets her act on her little secret island
-So she is a nerdy type, with unfixed working times
She has a heart
– So she works from what she experiences during the day… She will ‘punish’ bad people
I would say she is
THE WEREWOLF OF WALL STREET
Candy Korman
Oh my!
What a great idea. She could dispatch evil doers on the full moon and still turn a profit for her investment clients.
Lisa M.
The werewolf should be a bartender. Goes to work at night. Can hunt after work at night and then sleep during the day to do it all over again…. Call her Bar Wolf
Nightowl
Or the bartender could show a little cleavage and be a Bare Wolf.