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Post by You probably can't touch this. on Nov 9, 2005 22:58:56 GMT -8
zombies
and lots of them
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Post by Muramasa on Nov 9, 2005 23:20:07 GMT -8
Interestingly enough, Half Vampires seem to be alot more effective than actual vampires if D and Alucard have taught us anything.
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Post by Dex on Nov 10, 2005 3:51:36 GMT -8
Damn those Dunpeals.
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Post by Captain Galaxy on Nov 10, 2005 9:15:36 GMT -8
Those translators got it wrong! Or the Japanese got it wrong seeings as how they have no Rs, or Ls or something like that. But the correct term is Dhampir. C'mon, you guys are preaching to the choir.
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Post by Muramasa on Nov 10, 2005 21:05:00 GMT -8
How did they derive that word anyways? Happen to know, Vampyre?
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Post by Captain Galaxy on Nov 10, 2005 21:54:54 GMT -8
OF COURSE I KNOW! The word DHAMPIR, like the original word VAMPYR, comes from the source of all popular vampire culture nowadays, ROMANIA! As you know, it means half human, (dham), half vampire, (pir.) The legend that comes from Romania itself says that dhampirs were known for killing vampires, thus where the inspiration for making dhampirs vampire hunters arises. You might be surprised to find that dhampirs are the original angsty teen nightcrawler, known to have desires of suicide at around the time of their adolescence. They have lots of disorders, ranging from Bi-Polar to Insanity. They're like the mental patients of the necromantic world. Now you might ask yourself how such a child is conceived if vampires can not sexually reproduce. Well here's the kicker: dhampirs are usually born from normal fathers and mothers, and only become dhampirs if the father DIES and becomes a vampire, but that is only one form of the legend. In most cases however, the child becomes a stillborn. Some still belief that they are conceived by an aldready undead father, talk about necrophilia.
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Post by You probably can't touch this. on Nov 10, 2005 22:05:13 GMT -8
Actually, an ancient Romanian saw the first vampire kill a member of his travelling group and he said to his French comrade "Damn, Pierre!"
That's right, ancient Romanians spoke English.
So did the French.
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Post by Captain Galaxy on Nov 10, 2005 22:07:28 GMT -8
Don't make me begin class. This could immediately turn to Vampirology 101. Proffesor Hernandez will edumacate you or die trying.
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Post by You probably can't touch this. on Nov 10, 2005 23:41:48 GMT -8
You mean professor, don't you?  |
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Post by Captain Galaxy on Nov 11, 2005 8:45:26 GMT -8
No, ProFFesor. With two Fs, for two FANGS
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Post by The Dankness on Nov 11, 2005 9:05:57 GMT -8
No, ProFFesor. With two Fs, for two FANGS Nice save. |
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Post by SneakyPete on Nov 13, 2005 10:39:22 GMT -8
Well Im glad we agree on something MW. And dont get me wrong, D is infact most awsome, but I dont like half-vampires, or half-anything for that matter. Overrated, and over used if you ask me.
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Post by Muramasa on Nov 13, 2005 17:35:12 GMT -8
Perhaps half-vampires, half-dragons, half-MOSES?
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Post by Kuat on Nov 13, 2005 17:59:06 GMT -8
And dumpeils or whatever is a dumb name. Seriously.
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Post by Captain Galaxy on Nov 13, 2005 20:47:25 GMT -8
Seriously... Dunpeal. LOL, how do you take that seriously? It's like Dun is a fruit, and you got a peal off it. LOLS
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Post by Inaaca on Nov 13, 2005 21:23:48 GMT -8
Or rather, a warning not to peel something.
"Hay thar! Dunpeal that fruit! It'sa poisoned."
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Post by SneakyPete on Nov 14, 2005 9:55:52 GMT -8
lol that made my day.
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Post by Captain Galaxy on Nov 14, 2005 13:37:49 GMT -8
Or rather, a warning not to peel something. "Hay thar! Dunpeal that fruit! It'sa poisoned." That's AWESOME! |
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