Quiz: What Kind of Vampire Are You?
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Take this quiz [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/quizzes/result/135.132-Dracula]
Pretty ladies beware, this guy's on the prowl.
Pretty ladies beware, this guy's on the prowl.
Woo. Edward.
Fair enough, I hate vampires anyway, makes sense that I'd suck (haha) at being one.
In my defence, I'm inclined to think that a large portion of this quiz would be relevant only if you're an American vampire. As if an Australian vampire is supposed to know (or care) whatever the hell a WD-50 restaurant is supposed to sell.
Fair enough, I hate vampires anyway, makes sense that I'd suck (haha) at being one.
In my defence, I'm inclined to think that a large portion of this quiz would be relevant only if you're an American vampire. As if an Australian vampire is supposed to know (or care) whatever the hell a WD-50 restaurant is supposed to sell.
Well that was surprisingly difficult. Kudos on the Vampire knowledge.
80, not bad, but I expected better of myself.
Also if The Count isn't one of the badges, you should be ashamed of yourselves.
80, not bad, but I expected better of myself.
Also if The Count isn't one of the badges, you should be ashamed of yourselves.
Wow I regret taking this quiz. You know that none of the chemical reactions in that question are actually chemical reactions right?
Louis (Interview With the Vampire) [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/quizzes/result/135.131-Louis+%28Interview+With+the+Vampire%29]
7/10... I was surprised considering how hard/random the questions were...
7/10... I was surprised considering how hard/random the questions were...
Damn I did badly. Only got 2 correct and got Twilight's Edward.
Hey he might have a fruity haircut and sparkles, but he gets all the ladies! (sadly most are underage)
Hey he might have a fruity haircut and sparkles, but he gets all the ladies! (sadly most are underage)
The smart vampire uses his brain, which led me to use Wikipedia for most of the answers. I still managed to get one wrong though. Probably the different kinds of water question.
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You should've read the instructions, then, as that's pointed out pretty clearly.defult said:
You can't delete badges, but you can hide them pretty well if you just don't add them to the ones on display.
Count Chocula. Suck it, whoever got Edward. And another thing; why is that sad, anti-predatory mainstream excuse for a vampire a result? You gotta fix this quiz with better results, Susan Arendt! The offer of immortality is a great character feature when its done right, and as much as it shames me to know this (because vampirism is an aspect of fictional storytelling that has been ruined by its mundane fans for the past decade) the real vampire you should have as a result for people from now on is Marius de Romanus from the book version of "the Vampire Lestat, as he is the only one I've ever experienced to fully embrace his immortality besides Lestat himself, and c'mon, he didn't even care about Jesus or the morality of humans.
I might be coming off as over-critical here, and for that I apologise, but I think if you really give it a look over and study up on different vampires in different fiction (Janos Audron from the Legacy of Kain Series, who owes to the idea that vampires really are a different race, or Sorin Markov from Magic; The Gathering, someone who outclasses many other fictional vampires by his persona and experience) you could really establish some creative debate on the subject and provide a breakaway from the usual kind of fawning prattle that stems from tweens and yaoi fangirls, the kind of fans that like pretty colours and obsess over the imagery instead of taking into account the better kinds of narrative that go beyond the mainstream Stephanie Mayer or Anne Rice.
I gave up on vampires because now its not even worth cashing in or trying to compell a reader with, I hope you can prove me wrong. Good day.
I might be coming off as over-critical here, and for that I apologise, but I think if you really give it a look over and study up on different vampires in different fiction (Janos Audron from the Legacy of Kain Series, who owes to the idea that vampires really are a different race, or Sorin Markov from Magic; The Gathering, someone who outclasses many other fictional vampires by his persona and experience) you could really establish some creative debate on the subject and provide a breakaway from the usual kind of fawning prattle that stems from tweens and yaoi fangirls, the kind of fans that like pretty colours and obsess over the imagery instead of taking into account the better kinds of narrative that go beyond the mainstream Stephanie Mayer or Anne Rice.
I gave up on vampires because now its not even worth cashing in or trying to compell a reader with, I hope you can prove me wrong. Good day.