posted July 17, 2014 05:06 PM            

I think they're wimps.

posted July 18, 2014 02:01 AM              

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Originally posted by MAKLHOUF:
No. Most people reputed to be blood drinkers I.E. the British royal family, look quite old.

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Are you being hoodwinked?
Guess who said this?

“The Queen Mother… now that’s a serious piece of wizardry. The Queen Mother is a lot older than people think. To be honest, the Royal Family hasn’t died for a long time, they have just metamorphosised. It’s sort of cloning, but in a different way. They take pieces of flesh and rebuild the body from one little bit. Because it’s lizard, because it’s cold-blooded, it’s much easier for them to do Frankenstein s*** than it is for us. The different bodies are just different electrical vibrations and they have got that secret, they’ve got the secret of the micro-currents, it’s so micro, so specific, these radio waves that actually create the bodies. These are the energies I work with when I’m healing."

“Bal moral is a very, very nasty place. That’s somewhere they want to dig underground. They will find reptile fossils, it goes back that far. Don’t think of people like the Queen Mother and Queen Victoria, as different people. Think of them as the same person which after a while has had to replace their coat. When the flesh dies, that energy, while it’s dying, will be immediately up someone else’s jacksy (backside). It’s very vampire, worse than vampire."

The Queen Mother: "You need to forget that the Queen Mother appears to be a frail old woman. When she shape-shifts into a reptilian she becomes very tall and strong. Some of them are so strong they can rip out a heart and they all grow by several feet when they shape-shift.”

posted July 23, 2014 09:00 AM            

• figurative a person who preys ruthlessly on others : the protectionist vampires in the Congress.

2 (also vampire bat) a small bat that feeds on the blood of mammals or birds using its two sharp incisor teeth and anticoagulant saliva, found mainly in tropical America. See also false vampire . • Family Desmodontidae (or Phyllostomidae): three species, in particular the common vampire ( Desmodus rotundus).

DERIVATIVES
vampiric |vamˈpirik| |vømˈpɪrɪk| |-ˈpɪrɪk| adjective
ORIGIN mid 18th cent.: from French, from Hungarian vampir, perhaps from Turkish uber ‘witch.’

posted July 30, 2014 02:27 PM            

I really do believe that all the "otherwordly" myths and legends have their basis in fact. In real beings that existed, if not still in existence.

posted September 01, 2016 03:36 PM            

Westerners really change our stories on their heads

So if someone you know is sunbathing and then drinking someones blood or injecting it in their face - no,they are not vampires,they are pretty much alive. Witches maybe(if you see them shape shifting into a scary bird and sitting on a big trea with their witch palls then its for sure they are witches ),but vampires they are not.