I am a vampire!

[Simon Darkshade]

Oh, they are out there alright. There are far worse things than humans that stalk the globe.
You humans are lucky you have someone like me appointed by Providence and God to protect you from these creatures of the night.
:vampire:

 

[Switch625]

Vampires. Meh. Silly fiction, regardless of what the Dark One says. Vlad Tepes was not a mythical horror, but an all too real one. No, vampires do not exist. Also, being bloodthirsty does not mean you are a vampire, it just means you are sick and twisted.

 

[Ozz]

Vampires who suck the blood out of you. No
Vampires who suck the life of you. Yes

Collectively they are called "senior management"

 

[ComradeDavo]

I'm gonna side with the 'vampires are real damn you!!!' camp on this one

 

[Vrylakas]

Hey wait a minute...Am I so easily forgotten? :vampire:

 

[stormerne]

None of the vampires I've ever met had any obvious physical form. Apart from my ex-wife, that is.

 

[Hamlet]

I was a teenage vampire! :vampire:

 

[Loaf Warden]

Do I believe there are beings that can turn into bats, get harmed when touched by a cross, and burn into ash in sunlight? No.

Do I think there could be a disease--or could have been in times past--that gave people an ashen pallor, hypersensitivity to light, allergic-type reactions to substances such as garlic, and an urge to drink blood? Well, that seems more feasible, but I don't think there's enough evidence for it.

I read a short story once that attempted to explain vampirism as an illness and medically explained the symptoms. (Or as medically as possible, since the story took place during the plague outbreak in London in the 1600s.) There was nothing about bats or crosses or anything, that I can recall. The story is what planted the seed of that 'disease' idea in my head. But I still think it mainly just makes for good story ideas--I doubt there has ever really been a disease like that.

 

[BluntMan]

Vampires are different in deifferent cultures for instance in the chinese culture the vampires didn't suck the blood but rather the soul of its victim, so first off it matters what region of the world, also there are certain medical circumstances where some people need blood, but they are very rare cases, also it deals with the phsyche(misspelled) because he might have some deep phsychological problems that mioght make him think he needs to feed on blood.


Bluntman

 

[Perfection]

I think micheal jackson is slowly turning into one