Welcome to the entirely true account of Yukon Wolfgang Noël, a real-life, crypt-kicking, full blooded vampire.
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What do you want to know about me for?
I'm just here to tell you what life is like for the living dead. Nothing more.
I'm not very interesting.
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Vampires in media and the consequences thereof, an informal essay.
Vampire representation is not all equal. I will most likely tear into your favourite shows or books here but I mean no harm. Like what you like. I like inacurate vampire media too.
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Little known fact: vampires and bumblebees get along exceedingly well.
Dracula kept one as a pet. It had its own little coffin and everything.
You didn't expect that, did you?
I didn't think so.
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Haha, get rekt. Sorry, sorry. Try the bats now, I promise they won't make fun of you.
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Yeah, those creeps.
If you click this, I will judge you.
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I'm kidding. Or am I?
Regardless, I've used some vampire terminology that might not make complete sense yet to your feeble mortal mind.
So, what's up with all those different types of vampires I mentioned earlier? What the hell's a sanguinarian, for example?
Lucky for you, it's all in my handy dictionary! Just click the book!
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What came first, the vampire or the bite?
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Aka my reading list. I don't usually encourage humans to become well-versed in vampires but I trust you not to share this webpage with hunters. Don't make me regret that.
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Because vampires always look flawless.
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Think that's good? Click here to add a little fang to your everyday.
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Image credit: "Trevor McKinnon" Image description: The Sydney opera house with different colours projected on it. End description.
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They aren't real vampires but they are quite interesting. There are more blood-sucking animals than just vampire bats, you know.
A small gallery of visual art of vampires throughout the ages. See vampire music, film, fashion, and writing in the sections above.
Vampires make great muses. It's a shame that we can't be photographed with an ordinary camera because we're so photogenic. Have you ever tried to dress or do your makeup without the use of a mirror? It's hard. Sitting for a portrait used to be the only way to know what you looked like.
PSA: Paint/draw your vampire friends. They deserve it and they'll jump at the opportunity.
My social battery is quite drained so I'm handing over a few pages to some friends who have agreed to help me with this project. Don't worry, I'll be back. I'll probably just nap for a few weeks.
While I'm gone you need to remember two things. Number one: I love Arson but you cannot take him too seriously. Number two: Marlene is hungrier than she looks. Oh, and please feed Batty (he is located in my "about me" section.)
Good day.
-Yukon
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All about modern vampires! Enter if you dare >:3
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Arson answers the big questions about vampirism! Big eyestrain warning here folks!! I luv rainbows XDDD
If you wanna help with this page ask some questions in the guestbook! :P
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Warning: Bright.
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Not for the faint of heart.
Yukon, keep out. I want to talk to your friend in peace.
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Did you miss me?
Look, I just woke up from a two-month long nap so I need to eat but first, did you know that people are trying to burn the library of Alexandria again? If you care about preserving books and if you care about libraries, how about looking into ways to help the Internet Archive? Thanks.
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