Vampirism: Moved to new thread, see 1st post.

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iKayako

Gaijin32

Key words and phrases that add to your failure:
"I have heard of"
"supposedly"
"Unfortunately, I can't find any reliable sites"

Sorry, but I remain skeptical of everything except predictions that this thread will end up in the Chatterbox. Delusion=/= lifestyle.

Why do they add to my failure? I was only telling the truth. Were you expecting me to come out with the 'bullshit gun' and try to throw proof where I have none? That would be silly.

You may remain skeptical all you want. All I ask is that you be polite about it, please.

I personally like the use of my bull s**t gun.
;]

[Floron]

So...from what you said in your first post, a vampire is a human? Therefore not a vampire at all. A human.

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Floron

So...from what you said in your first post, a vampire is a human? Therefore not a vampire at all. A human.

You Win.

[Reinforest]

Floron

So...from what you said in your first post, a vampire is a human? Therefore not a vampire at all. A human.

I addressed this in the post. A vampire (by our definition) is a human whom needs blood or energies to remain is a good state of mind and body. I know there are inconsistencies, but as I explained, 'vampire' is just the word that stuck. I prefer to say 'human vampires' whenever possible, if that helps.

[Envious_One]

Buraii Uaiatto

Floron

So...from what you said in your first post, a vampire is a human? Therefore not a vampire at all. A human.

You Win.

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Agreed. Very well put for a newbie.

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iKayako

Floron

So...from what you said in your first post, a vampire is a human? Therefore not a vampire at all. A human.

I addressed this in the post. A vampire (by our definition) is a human whom needs blood or energies to remain is a good state of mind and body. I know there are inconsistencies, but as I explained, 'vampire' is just the word that stuck. I prefer to say 'human vampires' whenever possible, if that helps.

Well I actually looked up the word vampire, and you are using it properly. An alternate meaning of vampire, is someone who consumes human blood.

[GaijinGuy36]

Buraii Uaiatto

Floron

So...from what you said in your first post, a vampire is a human? Therefore not a vampire at all. A human.

You Win.

That's so simple, it's Zen. And I think we can safely declare [/endthread] right here. Bravo, Floron.

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well actually you're only semi- using it properly... too sleepy to explain.

[Reinforest]

psychotic intrusions

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well actually you're only semi- using it properly... too sleepy to explain.

Ah well, maybe when you're awake then.
I kind of like you, then again, I like all intelligent skeptics.

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iKayako

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well actually you're only semi- using it properly... too sleepy to explain.

Ah well, maybe when you're awake then.
I kind of like you, then again, I like all intelligent skeptics.

OFFTPICNESS:
eh... thanks? O_o

sleep time....

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Envious_One

Buraii Uaiatto

Floron

So...from what you said in your first post, a vampire is a human? Therefore not a vampire at all. A human.

You Win.

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Agreed. Very well put for a newbie.

I third this post. All A vampire is, is a human. Vampirism is a cult. They are humans who do these things because of religious reasons. There is nothing special or supernatural about them.

Lets leave fiction and LSD addicts alone and return to reality. Yanno? A life? IF you really have one.

[Reinforest]

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]I third this post. All A vampire is, is a human. Vampirism is a cult. They are humans who do these things because of religious reasons. There is nothing special or supernatural about them.

Lets leave fiction and LSD addicts alone and return to reality. Yanno? A life? IF you really have one.

It isn't a cult, and I severely wish people would stop using that as an excuse to bash them. Yes, SOME groups of vampires can be considered a cult. Some people are just downright weird, creepy, disturbing, delusion, and just generally crazy mofo's. I've met a couple of those, and it wasn't pleasant. However, that assumption doesn't apply to the entire community. There are plenty of vampires who lead fulfilling lives, have a good family, and are successful in their careers. Skepticism is one thing but please get your facts straight.

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iKayako

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]I third this post. All A vampire is, is a human. Vampirism is a cult. They are humans who do these things because of religious reasons. There is nothing special or supernatural about them.
Lets leave fiction and LSD addicts alone and return to reality. Yanno? A life? IF you really have one.

It isn't a cult, and I severely wish people would stop using that as an excuse to bash them. Yes, SOME groups of vampires can be considered a cult. Some people are just downright weird, creepy, disturbing, delusion, and just generally crazy mofo's. I've met a couple of those, and it wasn't pleasant. However, that assumption doesn't apply to the entire community. There are plenty of vampires who lead fulfilling lives, have a good family, and are successful in their careers. Skepticism is one thing but please get your facts straight.

Do you know any of these SO CALLED vampires IRL? Have you Seen how they live their lifestyle?

[Vox_Draconis]

Damn Sanguina-chan, I thought you were more open minded than that.

[Vox_Draconis]

Buraii Uaiatto

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Buraii Uaiatto

Why did you make another one.
Why not just keep up with one in the Chatterbox, where it belonged.

neutral

i presume because Vampirism is a lifestyle...

No its a Fad.
Its a bunch of teen agers who didnt take their meds and decided to read a bunch of books and say that they drink blood and are vampires.

If that is the case then why is the vast majority of the worldwide vampire community over 30? Vampirism is a condition and Vampyrism is a way of life use of the 'y' spelling merely denotes for me the difference between modern day vampires and those who just live the lifestyle