Irons For The Dead? (Macabre Warning)

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thanks for the warning, I could have been scared or repulsed. I smiled slightly, he looks like a relative of mine. (minus the iron)

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I was always led to believe you used a wooden stake to strike fear into vampires.

Or maybe a mirror or a crucifix or Holy Water or a certified letter from the Internal Revenue Service assessing huge fines and penalties for unpaid back taxes.

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LOL! Should all else fail -- the dreaded I.R.S.

The vampire, being immortal, would still be required to commence monthly payments to the I.R.S. for back taxes owed. Rather a pity that the I.R.S. will have gone the way of ancient Rome long before the debt is resolved!

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IRS in Bulgaria? Nah!

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to see 17th century ball & chain :

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/33537628/ns ... 9JcGpje82o


LK D~D

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Nice photo of the woman with the antique ball and chain!

Mark Lyons posted this interesting discovery right before Halloween 2011, but the image has since been erased.

Regards,
Jason