Vampires

No. There isn't.

Actually, yes and no, its almost like a ghost, you know it's there but you can't exactly explain why. There are many explanations why you can't explain why, mine is that no one wants to test to see what a real vampire is and how it works because people do not take this subject truly seriously.

If you want to try to explain it, you are on your own... slightly. According to my personal research over a three year time, the virus of vampirism (in theory) resides in the saliva, this explains why when bitten the virus transfers to you. Sadly, the virus does not last for long, so in order to get the virus to stay alive, it takes the blood of the vampire that has already turned and creates a foundation, or in a hacking analogy, gets a password to breach the firewall, or in business terms, gets the keys to the building.

Asking this question is a hard question indeed, I have much more to say but, I don't want to say too much and bore you to death with my science, so yes. My research comes from actual field work (test subjects and surveys) as well as research and a well rounded network of websites that have legitimate answers (and don't give me that, it could be a role-playing site arguement, because role-playing sites have a very particular rhythm of answers to questions and they're quite easy to determine)

Vampires don't even exist.

A vampire is a dead body re-animated and are stuck in what ever form they were when they died. So if you were a kid when you became a vampire your re-animated body will be a kid forever. You cant even change your hair-do.

Amy's friends are called Katie, and Luisa.

I believe you are thinking of TRANsylvania, a place in Europe and the supposed home of Dracula.

Many, but the most important one is Rabies as it is fatal and has no cure.

Holy water, sun light, a crucifix and garlic

is this a joke

You draw a pentagram on the ground and place a burning candle at every line intersection (10). You then step inside one of the 'wings' of the pentagram and say "Hey vampire! I dare you to cross this line. Yea you. Ya can't do it can ya?"

In older forms of vampire mythology, the vampire did not reside among humans but lived in a castle out of the way (only coming to the towns to feed). Part of this tradition was that vampires were much more noticeably non-Human than modern Twilight-esque vampires. Specifically, their fangs did not withdraw when they were not feeding, so in order to hide their identity from potential prey, they would use their capes to cover their mouths.

No

You don't. Except in games. Vampires do not exist.

he doesn't he's a puppet

Damon Salvatore has been a vampire for 300 years.

yes there are vampires in England.

In modern lore, vampire fangs are used to gain access to a victim's blood, usually by biting the neck, or another area connected to a major artery. They are also sometimes used in combat, as vampires will often bite anyone who attempts to bring them harm, or whom they consider a threat.

they file their teeth down for a Halloween party or something, then they're stuck like that for the rest of their life.

They also have implants put into their teeth.

to convince your friends that you are a vampire is you act realy quite and bite someone right in front of them

In Portugal, belief in vampires is not widespread, but folklore surrounding supernatural beings does exist. Traditional legends often feature creatures like "vampiros," which are sometimes associated with the concept of the "sanguisuga" or bloodsucker. These stories are more rooted in cultural mythology than in contemporary belief. Overall, while vampire tales are part of Portuguese folklore, they are not commonly believed in today.

You cannot turn into a vamp or a vampire as this is a fictional creature. Based on various movies and books, the most common way its to be killed and then given the blood of a vampire.

It was a trend. After the Twilight series came out, everyone wanted to read and watch vampires. But now that the Twilight series has run its course, you'll see less and less shows about vampires. Horror? There's always been a large market for horror so there really isn't much change in that field.

Some vampires can.

You have a sudden craving for blood and you grow fangs and you may get pale skin and...

I don't really believe in vampires though.

If you find a heads up penny that's supposed to be good luck

Some say their fangs are short but pointy and remain out. Others say that it's like an erection. You get in the mood and the teeth lengthen. How the teeth actually grow... I dunno.

The story changes depending on the imagination of the creator. There are so many different stories that you could probably create an entire dictionary.

-A single bite will turn you,

-Simply drinking the blood of a vampire.

-Draining your blood till on the verge of death then gives you their blood in return

-Sucking your soul out and keeping it in their body. So long as that soul is alive, your body will live.

So you see, there are many different ideas on how to make a vampire. Stick with Dracula's version.