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If he can see me when I'm sleeping and knows when I'm awake that probably also applies to Dracula. Santa would see him coming from a mile away.
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*mashes the button* Heh there's 1000 fat perverts either fighting or loving on the north pole
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Nov 19, 2021 07:30
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Hmmm. Does creating Santa also make Christianity the de facto "right" religion, since they'd have an actual figure from it existing, or is this Santa divorced from the mythology? That wound decide my answer.
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DicktheCat posted:Hmmm. Does creating Santa also make Christianity the de facto "right" religion, since they'd have an actual figure from it existing, or is this Santa divorced from the mythology? That wound decide my answer. Now I'm imagining a Turkish noble from 500 years ago waking up in northern Canada and immediately dying of exposure.
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Nov 19, 2021 14:38
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Devils Affricate posted:If he can see me when I'm sleeping and knows when I'm awake that probably also applies to Dracula. Santa would see him coming from a mile away. No, because he uses a system of mirrors. DicktheCat posted:Hmmm. Does creating Santa also make Christianity the de facto "right" religion, since they'd have an actual figure from it existing, or is this Santa divorced from the mythology? That wound decide my answer. How about if Dracula doesn't care about crosses but is scorched by yin-yang symbols?
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Nov 19, 2021 14:46
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Big Beef City posted:That becomes pretty problematic for Santa, since vampires can't enter homes unless explicitly invited. But if you leave a Christmas list plus milk and cookies out, that probably counts as an invite
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