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The main protagonist's shaky narrative is only stood-off by the misplaced addition of extremely detailed description of her Cherokee facial features and annoyingly cheesy vampyric rituals.
Archive 2009-01-01 2009
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The main protagonist's shaky narrative is only stood-off by the misplaced addition of extremely detailed description of her Cherokee facial features and annoyingly cheesy vampyric rituals.
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And only very rarely featuring anything vampyric in nature.....
The Language of Rejection: Not Always Meant for Translation. Editorial Anonymous 2009
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Although this should have frightened Bella, as it is proof that Edward is capable of giving into his vampyric urges, she finds herself more curious than anything else.
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Well I beat hell out of student servies and, several bloody noses and a cracked rib later, they rewarded me with a Council Tax Exemption Certificate that I hope will satisfy the Council's vampyric lust for my hard-borrowed cash.
Archive 2007-10-01 Fathorse 2007
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Well I beat hell out of student servies and, several bloody noses and a cracked rib later, they rewarded me with a Council Tax Exemption Certificate that I hope will satisfy the Council's vampyric lust for my hard-borrowed cash.
A Foolish Shopping Expedition and other stories Fathorse 2007
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Please don't use the term "vampyric lust" when you're talking about Council Tax - that's cheapening something beautiful.
A Foolish Shopping Expedition and other stories Fathorse 2007
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I shall never use vampyric lust in any context other than the correct one from now on I solemnly swear...
A Foolish Shopping Expedition and other stories Fathorse 2007
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Possibly with an interest in those of a vampyric nature, or possibly one yourself.
qdiosa Diary Entry qdiosa 2004
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There, on the altars of Ultimate Night, the priest-wizards tore upen the breasts of the living victims, ripped out their hearts with knives of volcanic glass, and offered up the life-force thereof to the whirling cloud of vampyric darkness that formed above the pyramid and hung there for hours, feeding on the living force of human souls.
Conan Of The Isles De Camp, L. Sprague 1968
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