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Vampires
Vampires are human-like night creatures who often rise out of coffins to bite people on the necks in order to "suck their blood."
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Yea, i can't really give you a good solid answer that everyone will believe in butYes, i can say that i have friends who have a blood fetish, like, myself;but we don't communicate amongst others, cause of what we are.Some people think they aren't real. But it all depends what your definition is on "Vampires".If you think "vampires" are "blood sucking moster and are afriad of garlic and other stuff like that" then you got the wrong definition."Vampires" in my dictionary, is a person who has a blood fetish. I will not say if I'm a vampire or not, it wouldn't be a good idea, i for one, do drink blood.
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Is there any proof that vampires exist?
No empirical proof. Such doesn't seem to matter to those who wish more than they know.
Vampires prefer to stay at Best Western hotels because the rooms are clean, the service is excellent and the price is affordable. Everyone should consider staying with us on their next trip.
Your baby has vampire teeth is that normal?
Not really, but it is possible... raise this vampire baby to live only on animal blood if you can.
Is it true that vampires only eat in the dark?
What kind of question is that? No, vampires may feed during the day perfectly well, but it would sort of like playing tennis in bed: possible but weird.
Where did the idea of a 'vampire' come from?
They came from Turkish legend. Probably the first idea of vampires came from the belief that children born with teeth would become vampires. another story that sparked the vampire legend was of a sinner who was denied entrance into heaven because of his sins and took revenge on humans because of their salvation
They never did, do not now and never will. They are fictional.
Because the cross is a holy symbol.
It is also referred in various areas, that the cross burns vampires, much like holy water and fire.
There is no single thing that will ward off all vampires. Each vampire have his particular quirks that will cause him weaknesses, faults, etc.
* Some vampires are very light sensitive. Lestat and his 'kin' were reduced to ashes on being exposed to light. Count Orlock was vapourized by simply walking in front of a sunlit window. Count Dracula however walked around in the sunlight only slightly weakened. * Count Dracula was averse to the sight of religious icons and really hated garlic.
* Some vampires were known to be unable to cross running water. * Some are under the compulsion to gather-up or count small objects spilled on the floor.
* At least one vampire was so vain she had to stop and consider her reflection in every mirror she encountered. A hall-way full of them wasted so much of her time she failed to get around to the biting phase before sun-rise. * Some vampires cannot bear to see what they have become and are incapable of beholding their own reflection. (Probably the source of the falsehood that vampires do not have reflections.) * One was deterred by barking guard dogs. (I can really sympathize with this one) * Another was put-off by the constant harranging of a fish-mongers wife into the wee hours of the morning. (Another one I can sympathize with.) * In the comic strip 'Ommygada' a sign posted outside of a motel 'All vampires welcome! Nothing bad will happen to you during your stay here! We Promise!' was enough to deter the cautious vampire from daring a visit.
What are the warnings of a vampire attack?
well if you are alone walking down a dark alley or street chances are you are possibly being followed... you'll never be sure who or what is following you. if the person behind you is covered with drape clothing or a long trench coat then I'd pull out a cell and pretend to talk to someone then go find the nearest house and knock on the door until someone comes to it.
What are vampire celebrations?
vampire celebrations are celebration of the moon. each full moon has a name. judgeing on the moon name. that is the celebration 2009 Jul 7 09:23 Tue (blood moon you see, as this is a BLOOD FULL MOON. it's when vampires feed. 2009 Oct 4 06:11 Sun (hunters moon you see, as this is a HUNTERS FULL MOON. its when vampires pick out their prey. you need to go to the nearest cave to you and stay there at exactly the time of the full moon and you will see what really goes on. it's amazing. trust me
What color skin do vampires have?
pale white skin Vampires retain what-ever skin colour they had when they were living. They may grow pale from anemia but this is a minor change not a defining one.
Not really, as "goth" is a pharse adopted to describe the way some people dress and choose to wear their make-up. Whereas a vampire is a mythical creature that lives by draining blood from others.
Can you become a vampire if you want to?
You cannot become an actual vampire in real life. It is physically impossible for humans to become creatures that can suck blood with their teeth. What you think you are is a completely different matter. Eight years of elementary school. Four years of high school. Music lessons, psychiatrists, orthodontists, dentists, little league and church and the best the kid can aspire to is a vampire. Where did we go wrong?
What weapons are used against vampires?
Usally a garlic necklace, none other that I can think of. -I hope this helped! -Peter
Peter is somewhat right. there are others though: Daggers, mirors reflecting light, etc. if you r looking to kill a vamp then u take a dagger through their heart and cut their head off. Bury the head separatly or they can still come back. best of luck-Jackie Lynn
What state has the most vampires?
you will find vampires in lala land you loser! The question specifically asked 'what state'; lala land is in the land of Nod. (By the way it should have been 'which state' as you are asking for a choice from a selected sample.) And to answer your question California has the most vampires as: # There is a lot of job opportunities for vampires in the film industry, # Sun bathers are rich in vitamin D and steroids, # It has a higher population than Hawaii.
New Hampshire, because (after blood) the best thing to suck on is a maple tree.
The vampire is a exaduration of the romanian prince localy known as count dracul he killed his victims and drank there blood, you can also get vampire bats that are found in north and south America
Vampires are really not afraid of anything, but can be afraid of wood. Vampires are afraid of wood because a wooden stick into a vampire's throat is the only way to extinguish a vampire for good.
No. There is no solid proof of the existence of werewolves. They live in myths, stories, and legends created by people and cultures who let their imaginations run wild. Werewolves and vampires are popular characters in romantic fiction, although their exact physical qualities are portrayed in wildly inconsistent ways.
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Some information about the supernatural werewolves of legend: there are many explanations in folklore about them, although there is no logical or scientific explanation for how they might exist.
European Werewolves
Werewolves originated in southern and eastern Europe, around the area of the Carpathian Mountains. In physical features, they are about a medium build, often having more muscle mass than fat (if well kept). They usually are quieter, communicating more through looks and small gestures. The males are often larger then females, except in the case of "Alpha Wolves" or those who keep growing at a slow pace to maintain dominance (much like wild wolves). The European werewolves were nearly wiped out, but a few packs managed to save themselves by emigrating to the New World. European werewolves were once able to change into wolves, but those that mated with humans soon had the gene for shifting bred out of the bloodline. European Werewolves are also called Lycans.
Skin-Walkers
A Skin-Walker is a Native American-Indian who takes the form of a wolf or coyote. The Navajo tribe called these "Yenaldalooshi" or "He who walks on four legs". The story goes that when one wears the skin of an animal, it gathers that animal's power and becomes that animal by shape-shifting. The intermingling of European species soon eliminated that ability for the majority of the Skin-Walker population. There are still very few of the pure-blood Skin-Walkers left, and of those only a handful can still shift. It takes on the mentality of the animal and behaves as a wolf would.
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Considering the many types of vampires that there are: some not even humanoid, the beginnings of vampires would seem to pre-date the rise of bipedal humans. It may be that the vampire condition has arisen independently in several orders of animals and therefore has no single or chronologically definite point.
Vampires are mythical or fictional beings. They do whatever the author of a work about vampires says they do.
However, since WikiAnswers has many responses to questions about fictional characters (Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn for example) it is possible to set out what a vampire might be expected to do for continuity in any future vampire stories.
Unfortunately vampire legends occur in almost every civilization from Persians to present day movies. As a consequence a vampire might be a servant of any ancient or modern "bad guy" god or cursed by any ancient or modern "good guy" deity.
The most common modern variant is based on Bram Stoker's "Dracula" who was held at bay by crosses, silver, holy water and garlic. It might be possible to assume this general trend of phobia's would indicate some falling out with the Christian God.
There is no evidence of any form of worship in the Stoker book or in Nosferatu (a film directed by FW Murnau. With Max Schreck, Gustav von Wangenheim, Greta Schröder)
The only form of reverence in vampire legends is with Chinese and Hungarian vampires (and strangely enough Sesame Street's "The Count"). All of these exemplars are caught up with mathematics. Each has a compulsion to count. Seeds of millet or rice are strewn on the ground before attacking , so a victim can gain precious time by having abag of small countable items always at hand.
Many vampires (a disturbing majority of them) retain some sort of ritual observance and admit to some higher force. Most of these are 'in-line' with religious societies at the time of their death which means archaic religions, although many are connected with surviving religions. It must be noted that it is the vampires that admit to the religion not the religion that recognizes them. I know of no religion that out-reaches to vampires. This is simply the vampires retaining the beliefs they had when they died, not a conversion to religion, although that is not entirely unknown either.
Who is the oldest vampire that is known of?
Lilith or Lilitu is technically the oldest vampyre in history
omg no...no there are not real vampires but there are vampire bats not like the ones in the movies where dracula sucks someones blood and turns them into a vampire... no. the idea of vampires come from vampire bats which are just like regular bats except they drink blood, most bats eat mosquitos and all that, but vampire bats never drink human blood from what i know they stick to animals like cows and deer. and no you wont turn into one if one ever (probaly wont) bite you. so there is nothing to worry about
How do Vampires turn humans into vampires?
They bite. The venom in their saliva burns your human cells and turn them into vampire ones. The cells are capable of holding blood without the need of human food. The change takes about a week. It is very painful and they wish for death to find them.
The venom is how the change take place. BUT one must also realize everyone's genetics are different, hence all of your confusion. There are two classifications a Vampire must question themselves on.
The first on has to do with feeding habits. A sang. is a blood feeder, a phi. is an energy feeder (feeding off of energy), and a hybrid can feed from both.
The second classification is based on the potency of their venom.
1) The most potent and only needs to bite once for 30 seconds or more. Think of twilight as an example of this one.
2) These vampires need to weaken their victims first so they feed off the victim then give blood in return. This is what I cal "The exchange." Example here is Moonlight.
3) These ones are even less venomous and need to do "The exchange 2 or more times. I have never come across these types in film so my example is a book, the first story in Night World.
4) This vampire can not turn anyone. They never have enough venom.
And not to mention, the transformation from human to vampire is very painful, but it is from exchange of blood not venom. You just exchange your human blood with vampire blood it has NOTHING to do with venom. The example of twilight is not a good one to use. And as a vampire you may have human food as long as you have some blood in your system.
Another Answer
The most popular answer is that a vampire uses their own blood to turn a human into a vampire. This is done first by the vampire draining much of the human blood out of their victim, usually by drinking it. Then the victim has to drink some of the vampire's blood. This is done by the vampire cutting or biting their own wrist and feeding their blood to the victim. Drinking the vampire's blood is the only way to get the vampire virus into the system of a human. It cannot be done by a simple bite from the vampire.
The virus then spreads throughout the victim's body eventually turning them into a vampire. The process takes about 3 days. Once the transformation is complete, the newly turned vampire must drink human blood soon or they will die.
I have not reviled it to any one but two people,Grayson and Elise I was born as one so I'm more powerful than any other one but we're not as bad as you think!we are very smart and talented I'm only 9 years old!I try to tell people but they don't listen if you think I'm lieing,well that's your loss!some people think we have to be goth but I'm not!I try to blend in but also my friend Grayson is a . weird man so am I
