do vampires really exist in this world? thanks!

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   ahzieposted 15 years ago

   do vampires really exist in this world?
   thanks!
   
   its just that i am wondering about it.
   my forefather told me so that vampires do really exist in this world....
   
   im afraid you know....................

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   dingdongposted 15 years ago

   I think they do exist and are called BATS, what do you think?

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      andrew savageposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Are you saying that people who are bat crazy are vampires in a sense?

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   relacheposted 15 years ago

   If by vampires you mean "creatures that survive by drinking blood from other living things," I think the mosquito is the reigning candidate for the vampire title. 
   
   Most bats do not drink blood, but one or two species do.  There are also some forms of parasites that feed off of other creatures, which is vampiric.

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   dabeanerposted 15 years ago

   Relache's answer here reminded me of one of my Hubs (about mosquitoes).
   http://hubpages.com/hub/mosquito-killer … ito-zapper
   Guys, wouldn't you like Anne Savage to violate you?

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   EmeraldEternalposted 15 years ago

   Vampires do exist but not as the creatures portrayed by Brahm Stoker's "Dracula".  That was a myth and a story. 
   
   There are self-deluded blood drinkers out there that pose as Vampires but they are only engaging in a very risky activity.  True Vampires Feed upon the Lifeforce that humans freely and easily produce.  By doing so, Vampires sustain themselves much like meat and potatoes sustain a human.  For more information, please check out my hub.

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      andrew savageposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Are you technically a vampire if you eat meat?

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   andrew savageposted 12 years ago

   The only vampire that exist in the world are the ones that do not know when it is time to stop sucking the oil out of Mother Nature.

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