Vampire vs. Werewolf

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marineboy

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@ Enion

\" quote:Originally posted by marineboy
@Einion ...The essence of the matter here is, what do you believe?


How long is a piece of string?\"


How long is a piece of string? ?????????lol
 
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MarkusTay

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No one\'s mentioned Franky...

I guess since Van Helsing came out, nobody thinks Frankenstein\'s monster is tough anymore. lol

How about...

Who would win, Frankenstein\'s monster, or the Mummy?

They\'re both the strong silent type. :D
 
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Celthulhu

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There\'s something innately passionate about werewolves that is missing with vampires.
My vote goes to the wolves.
Aoooooooo

As for Frankenstein vs Mummy...
The new Mummy movies conveyed a less silent Mummy, and he was sexy too...when he wasn\'t rotting. Get that guy some cologne. :D
 
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MarkusTay

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I was talking about the old B&W Universal Studios versions.It\'s obvious the new Mummy could kick the Van Helsing versions arse. He is such a puss, Chucky would rip him a new a$$hole!lol
 
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marineboy

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@ vincegamer -- yes, the chupacabra would whip both their buts with its tail tied behind its back!

@ MarkusTay -- I kinda liked the Van Helsing Monster of Frankenstein -- compassionate, caring, getting in touch with his feelings ..... a role model monster for the new millenium.lol
 
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MarkusTay

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A monster in touch with his feminine side?

bad enough they turned Godzilla into a chick in the last American movie!

I think that bastard Frankenfuter started a terrible trend!

lollollol
 
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marineboy

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Frankenfurter just started the ball that was gonna roll anyhow....any how can one find fault with a movie where young Susan prances around in a sheet and Little Nell flashes her nipples?

Meatloaf coulda been a werewolf if he\'d worked on it a little...lol
 
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MarkusTay

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You mean he wasn\'t?

I actually loved that movie. I used to go to the midnight show every Sat. night for about 2 years at the 8th street playhouse, the BIRTHPLACE of Rocky Horror. I used to dress up too... but lets not get into that... :rolleyes:
 
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MarkusTay

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Well...

It was a costume, DAMMIT! It was the 80\'s! Everyone was doing it! I would dress-up hoping to get to do it on stage! I was into acting back then... and... and... Dammit, Janet!

I looked good! :rolleyes:

It was parading around Manhattan in heels and fishnets for two hours on a Saturday Night that was the REALLY hard part! lol
 
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marineboy

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From what I saw of Manhattan late night in the \'80s stilletos and fishnets stockings were de rigeur for members of both sexes....Markus, you conformist! lol
 
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vincegamer

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Originally posted by MarkusTay
I was talking about the old B&W Universal Studios versions.
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Well, if memory serves, Boris Karlof played both monsters so I guess he would kick his own butt!
 
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marineboy

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I think that\'s what happened in the end.

Btw, Markus, went there, did that, maybe it was you we saw doing the floor show...like 1985\'sh?
 
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