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[Hello6]

Originally Posted by elaine

One vampire movie even tells us that Dracula is Judas Iscariot

HA! You watched a crappy vampire movie.

I watched it too....and liked it.

[mAlice (Premo)]

Originally Posted by Hello6

HA! You watched a crappy vampire movie.

I watched it too....and liked it.

I liked it so much, I bought it. Just can't remember the title.

[Bogart]

Dracula 2000, starring Hyde and 7 of 9.

[mAlice (Premo)]

Originally Posted by Bogart

Dracula 2000, starring Hyde and 7 of 9.

TY. I'll have to pull it out for weekend viewing.

[Bogart]

also stars Vitamin C

Originally Posted by Bogart

I read Salem's Lot and I'm really worried about vampires now.

After the Exorcist came out, I was always worried I'd be possessed by the devil.

[Hello6]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

After the Exorcist came out, I was always worried I'd be possessed by the devil.

I saw Salem's Lot on TV when I was very young and it started a lifelong habit of sleeping with the blankets wrapped around my neck, cause that'd stop a vampire ya know

Originally Posted by Hello6

I saw Salem's Lot on TV when I was very young and it started a lifelong habit of sleeping with the blankets wrapped around my neck, cause that'd stop a vampire ya know

Nothing worse than the toe monster. You turn off the light and jump three feet before you reach the bed, so he doesn't get your toes.

[Hello6]

I'm pretty sure I had closet monsters too in that first house with the vampires that were warded off by blankets. Once the family moved into town from the farm, no more monsters.

[sleuth]

Originally Posted by elaine

Tell your husband not to freak out. If it had really been terrorists, the tsunami would have hit the east coast of the United States.

Since the Tectonic plates in the Atlantic are diverging rather than subducting, the likelihood of a Tsunami ever hitting the East Coast of the US is slim, isn't it?

I guess there could be other fault lines in the Atlantic.. ... kinda like the New Madrid Fault that goes through the Midwest. But I didn't think those type of fault lines experience major earthquakes.