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†008 - Mihail in a vampire mood
May. 25th, 2010 10:52 pm[It's been awhile since Mihail unearthed his old copy of the original 'Dracula' movie, with all the Bela Lugosi and the 'children of the night', plus garlic, holy water, etc. Just starting to watch it, he's already laughing out loud and making jokes in Romanian, probably pertaining to the legend. His favorite part is the, "Leesten to them! Cheeldren off tha night! What muuusic they make!" line, since it's in the most hilarious accent, at least to him.
In a moment of what might be considered irony, Mihail is noshing on some popcorn flavored with garlic, wearing his honorary 'University of Transylvania' shirt he got as a birthday present one year. Usually, Bucharest doesn't cash in on the vampire legend, since that's more of a Carpathian job. However, it has helped the economy considerably, and all funds from the Carpathian towns flow on down to the capital, so Mihail had to show some respect eventually. Besides, he's found it somewhat amusing to mess with people before on his 'immortal' status.
Feel free to join him, prod at him, or question his supernatural status, should he have one. After all, the actual man known as Dracula (Vlad Tepes III, thank you very much) did have a villa in Bucharest once, and he's considered a natural hero!]
In a moment of what might be considered irony, Mihail is noshing on some popcorn flavored with garlic, wearing his honorary 'University of Transylvania' shirt he got as a birthday present one year. Usually, Bucharest doesn't cash in on the vampire legend, since that's more of a Carpathian job. However, it has helped the economy considerably, and all funds from the Carpathian towns flow on down to the capital, so Mihail had to show some respect eventually. Besides, he's found it somewhat amusing to mess with people before on his 'immortal' status.
Feel free to join him, prod at him, or question his supernatural status, should he have one. After all, the actual man known as Dracula (Vlad Tepes III, thank you very much) did have a villa in Bucharest once, and he's considered a natural hero!]
