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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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So after talking to a fellow forumite who noticed my fangs we got to thinking is there many on fab who have a bit of a fetish/fantasy for vampires or vampirism.
From reading Bram Stokers Dracula as a child and seeing the film i've had a love affair with vampires and when the situation allows do dress to show it including wearing my fangs, that i have bitten with (though not drawn blood)
So even though its daylight (yeah i'll get that in before you sarcy buggers do  ) come out & tell us what you love about them (this is beyond just liking films) |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I've long held a fascination with vampires. My copy of Bram Stokers classic is still read (with great care now, it's a bit tatty)
The folklore that surrounds him is fascinating. I love the old school Hammer horror portrayals over the sappy tales we get now. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Well you're on our hotlist 
Im genuinely shocked you are both rather biteable btw x
Is that the old cliche of you don't bite unless asked "
Haha true  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Do you not like the coppola version of Dracula... with Gary Oldman.
It's my favourite version, the making of the film is fantastic too. Watching that you appreciate the old school techniques used but also the vague elements of the book are nuanced in the film... fucking boss!
E.g.. the bit were harker trnasfer to a coach but cant really explain how hes moved or the lugage carried... happens in the film. It's a beautiful artistic impression.
I sorta like it...
Oh btw... a luuurve your fangs too |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Do you not like the coppola version of Dracula... with Gary Oldman.
It's my favourite version, the making of the film is fantastic too. Watching that you appreciate the old school techniques used but also the vague elements of the book are nuanced in the film... fucking boss!
E.g.. the bit were harker trnasfer to a coach but cant really explain how hes moved or the lugage carried... happens in the film. It's a beautiful artistic impression.
I sorta like it...
Oh btw... a luuurve your fangs too "
Yes the one with gary in is called bram stokers dracula but most know it as dracula. Its one of my favourites!
Thanks |
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By *l4yerMan
over a year ago
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Well now..vampires are all about sex aren't they?
The eyes seduce and cast a spell over the 'victim'. Often fear is replaced by lust and reciprocated kissing and the vampire has a hunger, a thirst, which can only be quenched by penetration.
Thats why women like Dracula and guys like the brides..there's not much sexier than being bitten by someone like Ingrid Pitt. Or 2 or 3 brides..at the same time.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Cool subject
I've had a thing for vampires since i was a kid. First phase was me wanting to be a vampire hunter and having a vampire killing kit i carried around with me in a backpack
Then i went through the wanting to be a vampire phase 
Then i started growing up... And wanted to meet a sexy vampire for grown up reasons  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Vampires
Love them, love all the old films especially the unusual and independent ones like Razorblade Smile featuring; Eileen Daly.
Love the novels, especially the 1980's goth spawned stuff like Tanith Lee's books.
And most importantly, I loved the fangs! |
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The Hammer films about Vampires I always found them erotic, especially Christopher Lee playing Dracula, in bed in a flimsy nightgown as Dracula looms over me ...
I must admit I enjoy biting my partners in the past (gently) so maybe I have a bit of Vampire in me |
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"Do you not like the coppola version of Dracula... with Gary Oldman.
It's my favourite version, the making of the film is fantastic too. Watching that you appreciate the old school techniques used but also the vague elements of the book are nuanced in the film... fucking boss!
E.g.. the bit were harker trnasfer to a coach but cant really explain how hes moved or the lugage carried... happens in the film. It's a beautiful artistic impression.
I sorta like it...
Oh btw... a luuurve your fangs too
Yes the one with gary in is called bram stokers dracula but most know it as dracula. Its one of my favourites!
Thanks "
What's your favourite scene? Mine is the redhead in the garden... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Do you not like the coppola version of Dracula... with Gary Oldman.
It's my favourite version, the making of the film is fantastic too. Watching that you appreciate the old school techniques used but also the vague elements of the book are nuanced in the film... fucking boss!
E.g.. the bit were harker trnasfer to a coach but cant really explain how hes moved or the lugage carried... happens in the film. It's a beautiful artistic impression.
I sorta like it...
Oh btw... a luuurve your fangs too
Yes the one with gary in is called bram stokers dracula but most know it as dracula. Its one of my favourites!
Thanks
What's your favourite scene? Mine is the redhead in the garden..."
Erm the vampire in wolf form giving the red head one.
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I will admit to having a thing for vampirism... The whole thing is sexy as fook the draw, the seduction, the giving of yourself to another willingly...the fine balance of pure pleasure and pain....
Anyone getting hot in here?
Boo x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Fangs are hot!
N vampires are very cool 
My favourite is probably the count from Sesame St...."1...Mwahahahaha!...2...Mwahahahaha!" Etc etc,so on n so forth  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Sorry there are only two vampires for me. The original Vampirella and Lara Raith of the White Court Vampires from the Dresden Files.
I read somewhere that the popularity of vampires at certain points in history is an expression of society's repressed fear of a social change. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Actually thinking about it my favourite person with fangs is still alive. I am not naming names but those interested in fetish will know of a lady that lives the life is skilled at flogging and has a flogging dvd and makes and sells floggers, dragon tails and fetish jewellery. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Only one Dracula movie worth watching: "Nosferatu", can still scare the s**t out of me! Not a movie but quite scary: " Salem's Lot".
The concept of vampires can be quite compelling I suppose, maybe a bacterial based syndrome.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Do you not like the coppola version of Dracula... with Gary Oldman.
It's my favourite version, the making of the film is fantastic too. Watching that you appreciate the old school techniques used but also the vague elements of the book are nuanced in the film... fucking boss!
E.g.. the bit were harker trnasfer to a coach but cant really explain how hes moved or the lugage carried... happens in the film. It's a beautiful artistic impression.
I sorta like it...
Oh btw... a luuurve your fangs too
Yes the one with gary in is called bram stokers dracula but most know it as dracula. Its one of my favourites!
Thanks
What's your favourite scene? Mine is the redhead in the garden..."
The cinema scene where he see's the sunrise its beautiful |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Fangs are hot!
N vampires are very cool
My favourite is probably the count from Sesame St...."1...Mwahahahaha!...2...Mwahahahaha!" Etc etc,so on n so forth "
Oh you.. you'll let me bite you one day |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Nice fangs.
Where did you get them?"
They are by scarecrow i got the small love bite ones, get a moulding kit so they fit snug then i use poligrip so i can eat and drink with them in |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Fangs are hot!
N vampires are very cool
My favourite is probably the count from Sesame St...."1...Mwahahahaha!...2...Mwahahahaha!" Etc etc,so on n so forth
Oh you.. you'll let me bite you one day"
Would love you to bite my neck! Even more so if it would turn me into a fellow vampire! |
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By *norksterMan
over a year ago
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Gonna start with - love your fangs wow!
I'm a modern vampire lover, so the 'underworld' type, and love the 'lost boys, but sometimes I swing towards werewolves, as adore them, although when I was a kid (this is true btw), I watched curse of the werewolf and salems lot, so scared I had a cross on my bedroom window..
Dusk til dawn, now that's my kinda club.. |
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"Fangs are hot!
N vampires are very cool
My favourite is probably the count from Sesame St...."1...Mwahahahaha!...2...Mwahahahaha!" Etc etc,so on n so forth
Oh you.. you'll let me bite you one day"
Bite me
Boo x |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Fangs are hot!
N vampires are very cool
My favourite is probably the count from Sesame St...."1...Mwahahahaha!...2...Mwahahahaha!" Etc etc,so on n so forth
Oh you.. you'll let me bite you one day
Would love you to bite my neck! Even more so if it would turn me into a fellow vampire! "
I'll get you some fangs haha |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Fangs are hot!
N vampires are very cool
My favourite is probably the count from Sesame St...."1...Mwahahahaha!...2...Mwahahahaha!" Etc etc,so on n so forth
Oh you.. you'll let me bite you one day
Would love you to bite my neck! Even more so if it would turn me into a fellow vampire!
I'll get you some fangs haha"
I vant to suck your blood...Mwahahahaha! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I do love a good vampire book and I also have fangs.
I was going to get a vampire bite mark on the top of my inner leg. But they got a little too popular for me to do it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"all these american teenagers who think that they are vampires need to take a long hard look in the mirror "
They do ...... that's how they get the corpse paint right |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Only one Dracula movie worth watching: "Nosferatu"
Well said"
At last, someone who understands and knows the classic....it's a barren intellectual world on here!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Only one Dracula movie worth watching: "Nosferatu"
Well said
At last, someone who understands and knows the classic....it's a barren intellectual world on here! "
I didn't like it he was a bald twat with big ears and buck teeth. He wouldn't be sexily seducing anyone with a stylish glamour.
If he came creeping into my room at night I'd bounce him out the window. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Only one Dracula movie worth watching: "Nosferatu"
Well said
At last, someone who understands and knows the classic....it's a barren intellectual world on here! "
See no Bram Stoker created such a wonderful sexual and hypnotic atmosphere with Dracula and Nosferatu pretty much went against all that and was a bit ott |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Only one Dracula movie worth watching: "Nosferatu"
Well said
At last, someone who understands and knows the classic....it's a barren intellectual world on here!
See no Bram Stoker created such a wonderful sexual and hypnotic atmosphere with Dracula and Nosferatu pretty much went against all that and was a bit ott "
At least his teeth were in the right position!  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Only one Dracula movie worth watching: "Nosferatu"
Well said
At last, someone who understands and knows the classic....it's a barren intellectual world on here!
See no Bram Stoker created such a wonderful sexual and hypnotic atmosphere with Dracula and Nosferatu pretty much went against all that and was a bit ott
At least his teeth were in the right position! "
nope.. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Ingrid Pitt made a hot female vampire. The master though was Christopher Lee. Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt were ok in Interview with a Vampire."
Gary oldman was the best |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Only one Dracula movie worth watching: "Nosferatu"
Well said
At last, someone who understands and knows the classic....it's a barren intellectual world on here!
See no Bram Stoker created such a wonderful sexual and hypnotic atmosphere with Dracula and Nosferatu pretty much went against all that and was a bit ott
At least his teeth were in the right position!
nope.. "
They were if you compare them to neck puncture wound marks, you don't see other teeth marks apart from them do you? If you bit someone even just using your top knashers they'd be incisor marks as well as those Vampire canine marks, would there not? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Only one Dracula movie worth watching: "Nosferatu"
Well said
At last, someone who understands and knows the classic....it's a barren intellectual world on here!
See no Bram Stoker created such a wonderful sexual and hypnotic atmosphere with Dracula and Nosferatu pretty much went against all that and was a bit ott
At least his teeth were in the right position!
nope..
They were if you compare them to neck puncture wound marks, you don't see other teeth marks apart from them do you? If you bit someone even just using your top knashers they'd be incisor marks as well as those Vampire canine marks, would there not? "
No as they are longer so it stops before you get to the incisor.. believe me ive used mine and left the same mark |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Only one Dracula movie worth watching: "Nosferatu"
Well said
At last, someone who understands and knows the classic....it's a barren intellectual world on here!
See no Bram Stoker created such a wonderful sexual and hypnotic atmosphere with Dracula and Nosferatu pretty much went against all that and was a bit ott
At least his teeth were in the right position!
nope..
They were if you compare them to neck puncture wound marks, you don't see other teeth marks apart from them do you? If you bit someone even just using your top knashers they'd be incisor marks as well as those Vampire canine marks, would there not?
No as they are longer so it stops before you get to the incisor.. believe me ive used mine and left the same mark "
I've bit my arm with the long set and the smaller set. Both are like a good dog bite. You know a meat eating predator |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Only one Dracula movie worth watching: "Nosferatu"
Well said
At last, someone who understands and knows the classic....it's a barren intellectual world on here!
See no Bram Stoker created such a wonderful sexual and hypnotic atmosphere with Dracula and Nosferatu pretty much went against all that and was a bit ott
At least his teeth were in the right position!
nope..
They were if you compare them to neck puncture wound marks, you don't see other teeth marks apart from them do you? If you bit someone even just using your top knashers they'd be incisor marks as well as those Vampire canine marks, would there not?
No as they are longer so it stops before you get to the incisor.. believe me ive used mine and left the same mark "
Yes but I assume you wasn't actually biting deep enough to puncture the Carotid Artery which obviously a Vampire would, no? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Only one Dracula movie worth watching: "Nosferatu"
Well said
At last, someone who understands and knows the classic....it's a barren intellectual world on here!
See no Bram Stoker created such a wonderful sexual and hypnotic atmosphere with Dracula and Nosferatu pretty much went against all that and was a bit ott
At least his teeth were in the right position!
nope..
They were if you compare them to neck puncture wound marks, you don't see other teeth marks apart from them do you? If you bit someone even just using your top knashers they'd be incisor marks as well as those Vampire canine marks, would there not?
No as they are longer so it stops before you get to the incisor.. believe me ive used mine and left the same mark
Yes but I assume you wasn't actually biting deep enough to puncture the Carotid Artery which obviously a Vampire would, no? "
In vampire fiction they often drink from limbs and it's the throat they bite not the neck. Also they often use a small knife or hollow tube to drain a victim.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Only one Dracula movie worth watching: "Nosferatu"
Well said
At last, someone who understands and knows the classic....it's a barren intellectual world on here!
See no Bram Stoker created such a wonderful sexual and hypnotic atmosphere with Dracula and Nosferatu pretty much went against all that and was a bit ott
At least his teeth were in the right position!
nope..
They were if you compare them to neck puncture wound marks, you don't see other teeth marks apart from them do you? If you bit someone even just using your top knashers they'd be incisor marks as well as those Vampire canine marks, would there not?
No as they are longer so it stops before you get to the incisor.. believe me ive used mine and left the same mark
Yes but I assume you wasn't actually biting deep enough to puncture the Carotid Artery which obviously a Vampire would, no?
In vampire fiction they often drink from limbs and it's the throat they bite not the neck. Also they often use a small knife or hollow tube to drain a victim.
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Yes, but I'm referring to puncture marks on the victim and corresponding position of Vampire teeth to cause those marks. Hence my belief that Nosferatu's "vampire" teeth were in the correct position ditto the one in "Salem's Lot" by the way, obviously I'm referring to movies not books or reality. or should that be |
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"Only one Dracula movie worth watching: "Nosferatu"
Well said
At last, someone who understands and knows the classic....it's a barren intellectual world on here!
See no Bram Stoker created such a wonderful sexual and hypnotic atmosphere with Dracula and Nosferatu pretty much went against all that and was a bit ott
At least his teeth were in the right position!
nope..
They were if you compare them to neck puncture wound marks, you don't see other teeth marks apart from them do you? If you bit someone even just using your top knashers they'd be incisor marks as well as those Vampire canine marks, would there not?
No as they are longer so it stops before you get to the incisor.. believe me ive used mine and left the same mark
Yes but I assume you wasn't actually biting deep enough to puncture the Carotid Artery which obviously a Vampire would, no?
In vampire fiction they often drink from limbs and it's the throat they bite not the neck. Also they often use a small knife or hollow tube to drain a victim.
Yes, but I'm referring to puncture marks on the victim and corresponding position of Vampire teeth to cause those marks. Hence my belief that Nosferatu's "vampire" teeth were in the correct position ditto the one in "Salem's Lot" by the way, obviously I'm referring to movies not books or reality. or should that be "
Yes but im talking more about reality, whilst the films are great its more about an actual love of vampiric life
I even have an ankh tattoo which is the symbol for eternal life and one theory is that vampires originated in eygpt |
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"Only one Dracula movie worth watching: "Nosferatu"
Well said
At last, someone who understands and knows the classic....it's a barren intellectual world on here!
See no Bram Stoker created such a wonderful sexual and hypnotic atmosphere with Dracula and Nosferatu pretty much went against all that and was a bit ott
At least his teeth were in the right position!
nope..
They were if you compare them to neck puncture wound marks, you don't see other teeth marks apart from them do you? If you bit someone even just using your top knashers they'd be incisor marks as well as those Vampire canine marks, would there not?
No as they are longer so it stops before you get to the incisor.. believe me ive used mine and left the same mark
Yes but I assume you wasn't actually biting deep enough to puncture the Carotid Artery which obviously a Vampire would, no?
In vampire fiction they often drink from limbs and it's the throat they bite not the neck. Also they often use a small knife or hollow tube to drain a victim.
Yes, but I'm referring to puncture marks on the victim and corresponding position of Vampire teeth to cause those marks. Hence my belief that Nosferatu's "vampire" teeth were in the correct position ditto the one in "Salem's Lot" by the way, obviously I'm referring to movies not books or reality. or should that be
Yes but im talking more about reality, whilst the films are great its more about an actual love of vampiric life
I even have an ankh tattoo which is the symbol for eternal life and one theory is that vampires originated in eygpt "
Or just the figment of the imagination of Victorians! |
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"Only one Dracula movie worth watching: "Nosferatu"
Well said
At last, someone who understands and knows the classic....it's a barren intellectual world on here!
See no Bram Stoker created such a wonderful sexual and hypnotic atmosphere with Dracula and Nosferatu pretty much went against all that and was a bit ott
At least his teeth were in the right position!
nope..
They were if you compare them to neck puncture wound marks, you don't see other teeth marks apart from them do you? If you bit someone even just using your top knashers they'd be incisor marks as well as those Vampire canine marks, would there not?
No as they are longer so it stops before you get to the incisor.. believe me ive used mine and left the same mark
Yes but I assume you wasn't actually biting deep enough to puncture the Carotid Artery which obviously a Vampire would, no?
In vampire fiction they often drink from limbs and it's the throat they bite not the neck. Also they often use a small knife or hollow tube to drain a victim.
Yes, but I'm referring to puncture marks on the victim and corresponding position of Vampire teeth to cause those marks. Hence my belief that Nosferatu's "vampire" teeth were in the correct position ditto the one in "Salem's Lot" by the way, obviously I'm referring to movies not books or reality. or should that be
Yes but im talking more about reality, whilst the films are great its more about an actual love of vampiric life
I even have an ankh tattoo which is the symbol for eternal life and one theory is that vampires originated in eygpt
Or just the figment of the imagination of Victorians!"
Vampires of one sort or another are in most cultures legends. |
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Or just the figment of the imagination of Victorians!"
Well Vlad the Impaler was around in the 15th century and there was folklore and mythology from eastern europe way way before the victorian period
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Or just the figment of the imagination of Victorians!
Well Vlad the Impaler was around in the 15th century and there was folklore and mythology from eastern europe way way before the victorian period
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Even aborigionies in Australia have myths. If you don't give a sick relative blood and they die they come back to take it |
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Or just the figment of the imagination of Victorians!
Well Vlad the Impaler was around in the 15th century and there was folklore and mythology from eastern europe way way before the victorian period
Even aborigionies in Australia have myths. If you don't give a sick relative blood and they die they come back to take it"
There's lots of folklore on vampirism, there's actually a disease called vampirism too |
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Or just the figment of the imagination of Victorians!
Well Vlad the Impaler was around in the 15th century and there was folklore and mythology from eastern europe way way before the victorian period
Even aborigionies in Australia have myths. If you don't give a sick relative blood and they die they come back to take it
There's lots of folklore on vampirism, there's actually a disease called vampirism too "
There's also Lunacy but contrary to it's name there is absolutely no evidence whatsoever of the moon adversely or significantly having an impact on people's state of mind or actions.
All cultures are human based and therefore have human frailties, fears and superstitions which have and do result in the fear of the unknown and shuffling off this mortal coil. |
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Or just the figment of the imagination of Victorians!
Well Vlad the Impaler was around in the 15th century and there was folklore and mythology from eastern europe way way before the victorian period
Even aborigionies in Australia have myths. If you don't give a sick relative blood and they die they come back to take it
There's lots of folklore on vampirism, there's actually a disease called vampirism too
There's also Lunacy but contrary to it's name there is absolutely no evidence whatsoever of the moon adversely or significantly having an impact on people's state of mind or actions.
All cultures are human based and therefore have human frailties, fears and superstitions which have and do result in the fear of the unknown and shuffling off this mortal coil. "
Ask police or a&e nurses/docs most will say a full moon which affects the tide seems to be a time when there is much crazier things happening |
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Or just the figment of the imagination of Victorians!
Well Vlad the Impaler was around in the 15th century and there was folklore and mythology from eastern europe way way before the victorian period
Even aborigionies in Australia have myths. If you don't give a sick relative blood and they die they come back to take it
There's lots of folklore on vampirism, there's actually a disease called vampirism too
There's also Lunacy but contrary to it's name there is absolutely no evidence whatsoever of the moon adversely or significantly having an impact on people's state of mind or actions.
All cultures are human based and therefore have human frailties, fears and superstitions which have and do result in the fear of the unknown and shuffling off this mortal coil.
Ask police or a&e nurses/docs most will say a full moon which affects the tide seems to be a time when there is much crazier things happening "
It most definately does |
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Or just the figment of the imagination of Victorians!
Well Vlad the Impaler was around in the 15th century and there was folklore and mythology from eastern europe way way before the victorian period
Even aborigionies in Australia have myths. If you don't give a sick relative blood and they die they come back to take it
There's lots of folklore on vampirism, there's actually a disease called vampirism too
There's also Lunacy but contrary to it's name there is absolutely no evidence whatsoever of the moon adversely or significantly having an impact on people's state of mind or actions.
All cultures are human based and therefore have human frailties, fears and superstitions which have and do result in the fear of the unknown and shuffling off this mortal coil.
Ask police or a&e nurses/docs most will say a full moon which affects the tide seems to be a time when there is much crazier things happening "
Again its what people think happens, it has not being borne out statistically even though you right that police chiefs etc believe it does. If memory serves the local chief of police for New quay puts extra staff on full moons even though he's been shown that there was no difference in anti social behaviour etc.
Another human frailty: refusal to accept reality just because they have a "gut feeling". |
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Yeah love vampires here too. Was a mental Buffy fan. Like early true blood before it got a bit shit. The opening to blade is one of the best film openings. Enjoyed that Swedish film let the right one in. Lost boys was fab.
They are just so cool with the long lives and they was they can seduce people.
I do think we are missing a modern vampire masterpiece film though. |
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Or just the figment of the imagination of Victorians!
Well Vlad the Impaler was around in the 15th century and there was folklore and mythology from eastern europe way way before the victorian period
Even aborigionies in Australia have myths. If you don't give a sick relative blood and they die they come back to take it
There's lots of folklore on vampirism, there's actually a disease called vampirism too
There's also Lunacy but contrary to it's name there is absolutely no evidence whatsoever of the moon adversely or significantly having an impact on people's state of mind or actions.
All cultures are human based and therefore have human frailties, fears and superstitions which have and do result in the fear of the unknown and shuffling off this mortal coil.
Ask police or a&e nurses/docs most will say a full moon which affects the tide seems to be a time when there is much crazier things happening
Again its what people think happens, it has not being borne out statistically even though you right that police chiefs etc believe it does. If memory serves the local chief of police for New quay puts extra staff on full moons even though he's been shown that there was no difference in anti social behaviour etc.
Another human frailty: refusal to accept reality just because they have a "gut feeling". "
As a ex ward nurse, unless it's all coincidental hav experienced many nights when there has been a full moon and how this affects patients and then the following night it's been calm. |
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Or just the figment of the imagination of Victorians!
Well Vlad the Impaler was around in the 15th century and there was folklore and mythology from eastern europe way way before the victorian period
Even aborigionies in Australia have myths. If you don't give a sick relative blood and they die they come back to take it
There's lots of folklore on vampirism, there's actually a disease called vampirism too
There's also Lunacy but contrary to it's name there is absolutely no evidence whatsoever of the moon adversely or significantly having an impact on people's state of mind or actions.
All cultures are human based and therefore have human frailties, fears and superstitions which have and do result in the fear of the unknown and shuffling off this mortal coil.
Ask police or a&e nurses/docs most will say a full moon which affects the tide seems to be a time when there is much crazier things happening
Again its what people think happens, it has not being borne out statistically even though you right that police chiefs etc believe it does. If memory serves the local chief of police for New quay puts extra staff on full moons even though he's been shown that there was no difference in anti social behaviour etc.
Another human frailty: refusal to accept reality just because they have a "gut feeling".
As a ex ward nurse, unless it's all coincidental hav experienced many nights when there has been a full moon and how this affects patients and then the following night it's been calm. "
Statistically yes, all studies have shown that the moon has no influence, apart from contrived, on human behaviour and outcome. It is widely accepted that this is one of those incidences, greatly exaggerated by journalists, social media etc, where people just believe it or want it to be true irrespective of the evidence, boring but true. |
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Or just the figment of the imagination of Victorians!
Well Vlad the Impaler was around in the 15th century and there was folklore and mythology from eastern europe way way before the victorian period
Even aborigionies in Australia have myths. If you don't give a sick relative blood and they die they come back to take it
There's lots of folklore on vampirism, there's actually a disease called vampirism too
There's also Lunacy but contrary to it's name there is absolutely no evidence whatsoever of the moon adversely or significantly having an impact on people's state of mind or actions.
All cultures are human based and therefore have human frailties, fears and superstitions which have and do result in the fear of the unknown and shuffling off this mortal coil.
Ask police or a&e nurses/docs most will say a full moon which affects the tide seems to be a time when there is much crazier things happening
Again its what people think happens, it has not being borne out statistically even though you right that police chiefs etc believe it does. If memory serves the local chief of police for New quay puts extra staff on full moons even though he's been shown that there was no difference in anti social behaviour etc.
Another human frailty: refusal to accept reality just because they have a "gut feeling". "
Well i live with an ex police officer and 30years experience taught him better than most scientific studies and hated working full moons!
Sometimes you have to listen to the people over bullshit studies that only ever involve a small amount of people |
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"My boss has long canine teeth, but hers are real!
Does she shy away from the sun?
Yes, but I thought that was because she's from Yorkshire.."
Yeh that covers a lot of ...... sins |
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Or just the figment of the imagination of Victorians!
Well Vlad the Impaler was around in the 15th century and there was folklore and mythology from eastern europe way way before the victorian period
Even aborigionies in Australia have myths. If you don't give a sick relative blood and they die they come back to take it
There's lots of folklore on vampirism, there's actually a disease called vampirism too
There's also Lunacy but contrary to it's name there is absolutely no evidence whatsoever of the moon adversely or significantly having an impact on people's state of mind or actions.
All cultures are human based and therefore have human frailties, fears and superstitions which have and do result in the fear of the unknown and shuffling off this mortal coil.
Ask police or a&e nurses/docs most will say a full moon which affects the tide seems to be a time when there is much crazier things happening
Again its what people think happens, it has not being borne out statistically even though you right that police chiefs etc believe it does. If memory serves the local chief of police for New quay puts extra staff on full moons even though he's been shown that there was no difference in anti social behaviour etc.
Another human frailty: refusal to accept reality just because they have a "gut feeling".
Well i live with an ex police officer and 30years experience taught him better than most scientific studies and hated working full moons!
Sometimes you have to listen to the people over bullshit studies that only ever involve a small amount of people "
Oh dear, perception over fact, always a compelling argument as is resorting to obscenities! |
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Or just the figment of the imagination of Victorians!
Well Vlad the Impaler was around in the 15th century and there was folklore and mythology from eastern europe way way before the victorian period
Even aborigionies in Australia have myths. If you don't give a sick relative blood and they die they come back to take it
There's lots of folklore on vampirism, there's actually a disease called vampirism too
There's also Lunacy but contrary to it's name there is absolutely no evidence whatsoever of the moon adversely or significantly having an impact on people's state of mind or actions.
All cultures are human based and therefore have human frailties, fears and superstitions which have and do result in the fear of the unknown and shuffling off this mortal coil.
Ask police or a&e nurses/docs most will say a full moon which affects the tide seems to be a time when there is much crazier things happening
Again its what people think happens, it has not being borne out statistically even though you right that police chiefs etc believe it does. If memory serves the local chief of police for New quay puts extra staff on full moons even though he's been shown that there was no difference in anti social behaviour etc.
Another human frailty: refusal to accept reality just because they have a "gut feeling".
Well i live with an ex police officer and 30years experience taught him better than most scientific studies and hated working full moons!
Sometimes you have to listen to the people over bullshit studies that only ever involve a small amount of people
Oh dear, perception over fact, always a compelling argument as is resorting to obscenities! "
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Or just the figment of the imagination of Victorians!
Well Vlad the Impaler was around in the 15th century and there was folklore and mythology from eastern europe way way before the victorian period
Even aborigionies in Australia have myths. If you don't give a sick relative blood and they die they come back to take it
There's lots of folklore on vampirism, there's actually a disease called vampirism too
There's also Lunacy but contrary to it's name there is absolutely no evidence whatsoever of the moon adversely or significantly having an impact on people's state of mind or actions.
All cultures are human based and therefore have human frailties, fears and superstitions which have and do result in the fear of the unknown and shuffling off this mortal coil.
Ask police or a&e nurses/docs most will say a full moon which affects the tide seems to be a time when there is much crazier things happening
Again its what people think happens, it has not being borne out statistically even though you right that police chiefs etc believe it does. If memory serves the local chief of police for New quay puts extra staff on full moons even though he's been shown that there was no difference in anti social behaviour etc.
Another human frailty: refusal to accept reality just because they have a "gut feeling".
Well i live with an ex police officer and 30years experience taught him better than most scientific studies and hated working full moons!
Sometimes you have to listen to the people over bullshit studies that only ever involve a small amount of people
Oh dear, perception over fact, always a compelling argument as is resorting to obscenities!
Does swearing offend you?"
No, there's a place for everything. Just feel if someone has to resort to it in an argument/discussion then it just shows that they have no more coherent or valid points to put forward. |
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Or just the figment of the imagination of Victorians!
Well Vlad the Impaler was around in the 15th century and there was folklore and mythology from eastern europe way way before the victorian period
Even aborigionies in Australia have myths. If you don't give a sick relative blood and they die they come back to take it
There's lots of folklore on vampirism, there's actually a disease called vampirism too
There's also Lunacy but contrary to it's name there is absolutely no evidence whatsoever of the moon adversely or significantly having an impact on people's state of mind or actions.
All cultures are human based and therefore have human frailties, fears and superstitions which have and do result in the fear of the unknown and shuffling off this mortal coil.
Ask police or a&e nurses/docs most will say a full moon which affects the tide seems to be a time when there is much crazier things happening
Again its what people think happens, it has not being borne out statistically even though you right that police chiefs etc believe it does. If memory serves the local chief of police for New quay puts extra staff on full moons even though he's been shown that there was no difference in anti social behaviour etc.
Another human frailty: refusal to accept reality just because they have a "gut feeling".
Well i live with an ex police officer and 30years experience taught him better than most scientific studies and hated working full moons!
Sometimes you have to listen to the people over bullshit studies that only ever involve a small amount of people
Oh dear, perception over fact, always a compelling argument as is resorting to obscenities!
Does swearing offend you?
No, there's a place for everything. Just feel if someone has to resort to it in an argument/discussion then it just shows that they have no more coherent or valid points to put forward. "
I thought bullshit was just a commonly used phrase? |
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Or just the figment of the imagination of Victorians!
Well Vlad the Impaler was around in the 15th century and there was folklore and mythology from eastern europe way way before the victorian period
Even aborigionies in Australia have myths. If you don't give a sick relative blood and they die they come back to take it
There's lots of folklore on vampirism, there's actually a disease called vampirism too
There's also Lunacy but contrary to it's name there is absolutely no evidence whatsoever of the moon adversely or significantly having an impact on people's state of mind or actions.
All cultures are human based and therefore have human frailties, fears and superstitions which have and do result in the fear of the unknown and shuffling off this mortal coil.
Ask police or a&e nurses/docs most will say a full moon which affects the tide seems to be a time when there is much crazier things happening
Again its what people think happens, it has not being borne out statistically even though you right that police chiefs etc believe it does. If memory serves the local chief of police for New quay puts extra staff on full moons even though he's been shown that there was no difference in anti social behaviour etc.
Another human frailty: refusal to accept reality just because they have a "gut feeling".
Well i live with an ex police officer and 30years experience taught him better than most scientific studies and hated working full moons!
Sometimes you have to listen to the people over bullshit studies that only ever involve a small amount of people
Oh dear, perception over fact, always a compelling argument as is resorting to obscenities!
Does swearing offend you?
No, there's a place for everything. Just feel if someone has to resort to it in an argument/discussion then it just shows that they have no more coherent or valid points to put forward.
I thought bullshit was just a commonly used phrase? "
And that makes someone's point valid does it? |
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Interesting post OP
this is something I have done with only two people I trust greatly
Here ... Is what many may consider to be taboo. But blood play is very ummm intimate.. In my opinion... You make a small incision get the blood to the surface.. Lick.. Then with it still on the tongue kiss the person you just took it from.... Add a few candles for light...
Eh... But that is definitely not for everyone |
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Or just the figment of the imagination of Victorians!
Well Vlad the Impaler was around in the 15th century and there was folklore and mythology from eastern europe way way before the victorian period
Even aborigionies in Australia have myths. If you don't give a sick relative blood and they die they come back to take it
There's lots of folklore on vampirism, there's actually a disease called vampirism too
There's also Lunacy but contrary to it's name there is absolutely no evidence whatsoever of the moon adversely or significantly having an impact on people's state of mind or actions.
All cultures are human based and therefore have human frailties, fears and superstitions which have and do result in the fear of the unknown and shuffling off this mortal coil.
Ask police or a&e nurses/docs most will say a full moon which affects the tide seems to be a time when there is much crazier things happening
Again its what people think happens, it has not being borne out statistically even though you right that police chiefs etc believe it does. If memory serves the local chief of police for New quay puts extra staff on full moons even though he's been shown that there was no difference in anti social behaviour etc.
Another human frailty: refusal to accept reality just because they have a "gut feeling".
Well i live with an ex police officer and 30years experience taught him better than most scientific studies and hated working full moons!
Sometimes you have to listen to the people over bullshit studies that only ever involve a small amount of people
Oh dear, perception over fact, always a compelling argument as is resorting to obscenities!
Does swearing offend you?
No, there's a place for everything. Just feel if someone has to resort to it in an argument/discussion then it just shows that they have no more coherent or valid points to put forward.
I thought bullshit was just a commonly used phrase?
And that makes someone's point valid does it? "
No more or less than anyone else's, you had this odd idea that nosferatu has the correct bite pattern as seen in movies? |
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"Lady (me) is a massive fan of Anne Rice books
There is something so dark; seductive and sexy about vampires
Certainly gets my blood pumping (I know, bad pun lol )"
Anne rice is amazing i wish they had made Marius as a film |
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"  . I've mentioned my fascination with vampires to a few. 'Your fantasies are wiered' was the last reply...... . Thanks.
Well i dont it is come here mister "
Come where? . |
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" . I've mentioned my fascination with vampires to a few. 'Your fantasies are wiered' was the last reply...... . Thanks.
Well i dont it is come here mister
Come where? . "
That depends how good you are hehe |
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Or just the figment of the imagination of Victorians!
Well Vlad the Impaler was around in the 15th century and there was folklore and mythology from eastern europe way way before the victorian period
Even aborigionies in Australia have myths. If you don't give a sick relative blood and they die they come back to take it
There's lots of folklore on vampirism, there's actually a disease called vampirism too
There's also Lunacy but contrary to it's name there is absolutely no evidence whatsoever of the moon adversely or significantly having an impact on people's state of mind or actions.
All cultures are human based and therefore have human frailties, fears and superstitions which have and do result in the fear of the unknown and shuffling off this mortal coil.
Ask police or a&e nurses/docs most will say a full moon which affects the tide seems to be a time when there is much crazier things happening
Again its what people think happens, it has not being borne out statistically even though you right that police chiefs etc believe it does. If memory serves the local chief of police for New quay puts extra staff on full moons even though he's been shown that there was no difference in anti social behaviour etc.
Another human frailty: refusal to accept reality just because they have a "gut feeling".
Well i live with an ex police officer and 30years experience taught him better than most scientific studies and hated working full moons!
Sometimes you have to listen to the people over bullshit studies that only ever involve a small amount of people
Oh dear, perception over fact, always a compelling argument as is resorting to obscenities!
Does swearing offend you?
No, there's a place for everything. Just feel if someone has to resort to it in an argument/discussion then it just shows that they have no more coherent or valid points to put forward.
I thought bullshit was just a commonly used phrase?
And that makes someone's point valid does it?
No more or less than anyone else's, you had this odd idea that nosferatu has the correct bite pattern as seen in movies? "
In classical movie shots the neck is shown with only two puncture marks close together so surely that would only be achieved with two elongated top front incisors Luke Nosferatu had. |
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" . I've mentioned my fascination with vampires to a few. 'Your fantasies are wiered' was the last reply...... . Thanks.
Well i dont it is come here mister
Come where? .
That depends how good you are hehe "
If I was to rate myself, I'd say I'm awesome. But I'm a little biased.
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Or just the figment of the imagination of Victorians!
Well Vlad the Impaler was around in the 15th century and there was folklore and mythology from eastern europe way way before the victorian period
Even aborigionies in Australia have myths. If you don't give a sick relative blood and they die they come back to take it
There's lots of folklore on vampirism, there's actually a disease called vampirism too
There's also Lunacy but contrary to it's name there is absolutely no evidence whatsoever of the moon adversely or significantly having an impact on people's state of mind or actions.
All cultures are human based and therefore have human frailties, fears and superstitions which have and do result in the fear of the unknown and shuffling off this mortal coil.
Ask police or a&e nurses/docs most will say a full moon which affects the tide seems to be a time when there is much crazier things happening
Again its what people think happens, it has not being borne out statistically even though you right that police chiefs etc believe it does. If memory serves the local chief of police for New quay puts extra staff on full moons even though he's been shown that there was no difference in anti social behaviour etc.
Another human frailty: refusal to accept reality just because they have a "gut feeling".
Well i live with an ex police officer and 30years experience taught him better than most scientific studies and hated working full moons!
Sometimes you have to listen to the people over bullshit studies that only ever involve a small amount of people
Oh dear, perception over fact, always a compelling argument as is resorting to obscenities!
Does swearing offend you?
No, there's a place for everything. Just feel if someone has to resort to it in an argument/discussion then it just shows that they have no more coherent or valid points to put forward.
I thought bullshit was just a commonly used phrase?
And that makes someone's point valid does it?
No more or less than anyone else's, you had this odd idea that nosferatu has the correct bite pattern as seen in movies?
In classical movie shots the neck is shown with only two puncture marks close together so surely that would only be achieved with two elongated top front incisors Luke Nosferatu had. "
Nope his are way too close together.
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" . I've mentioned my fascination with vampires to a few. 'Your fantasies are wiered' was the last reply...... . Thanks.
Well i dont it is come here mister
Come where? .
That depends how good you are hehe
If I was to rate myself, I'd say I'm awesome. But I'm a little biased.
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Vampire weekend
Possibly not relevant to your thread but putting it out there anyways 