from the TV movie Blood Ties:
I also remember a couple of episodes of Angel, in which Angel and Wesley saved people from being killed and eaten by demons, only to be castigated for disrespecting the demon’s culture.
from the TV movie Blood Ties:
I also remember a couple of episodes of Angel, in which Angel and Wesley saved people from being killed and eaten by demons, only to be castigated for disrespecting the demon’s culture.
Sorry, but I don’t get to live for centuries. :mad: They should understand that we’re a bit more in a hurry than they are.
Bennett Cerf told a story of a young girl confronted by a Wolfman. When she holds up a cross, he replies, “Oy vey, you got the wrong volf!”
When I taught religious school at the synagogue, we had a discussion every year about how a Jew would fight a vampire.
And…?
Imagine trying to make a Star of David out of found objects when being attacked. Oy vey!
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They’d make good throwing stars, though.
If they were at a pool hall (billiards) they could simply grab two ball racks and position them appropriately…
You know what you’re supposed to do when you see a goth that is actually running? Roll down the window and yell “Hey, where’s the funeral!”
(That one is from Doug Benson)
There’s currently a Halloween card featuring this joke only the humans are nuns. The punch line is “Get the @$#* our windshield.” I have sent out over a dozen of them to long distance friends.
Totally missed this the first time around. Whoosh!
So… the vampire was delaying your travel in a way that was not creating a dangerous set of circumstances for you. Yet you respond with a object that inflicts actual pain (if not damage) to the other person?
Complete over reaction. Hate speech? No. Assault? yes.