Dracula
Dracula. The vampire comes from Transylvania in Romania, Van Helsing comes from the Netherlands, and the story takes place in England.
They’re quoting the movie from 1992
England Romania Netherlands Halloween
15th September 2010
7 years ago #9753363
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@Zuperkrunch bc garlic will only kill him, and if you read vampire lore that's like being knocked out to a vampire, they'll be back eventually. England, however, can make every one of Romania's unlives a living hell
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6 years ago #9817281
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@Zuperkrunch The Southern Gentleman, The Half-Breed Assassin, The Sparkly One . . . .
The Sparkly One . . . .
Iceland, by any chance?????? :P
The Sparkly One . . . .
Iceland, by any chance?????? :P
6 years ago #9818742
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@Zuperkrunch The Southern Gentleman, The Half-Breed Assassin, The Sparkly One . . . .
The Sparkly One . . . .
Iceland, by any chance?????? :P
The Sparkly One . . . .
Iceland, by any chance?????? :P
5 years ago #9844772
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@RavenNB You seem to be missing the point about the representation of the characters. It is supposed to be stereotypes. It is not like USA is being represented in a good manner here, heck the author is Danish and yet Denmark is represented as a drunk sex driven weirdo.
6 years ago #9815928
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is that england pic available for avatar? cause i might change mine for the first time if it is =o
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9 years ago #9556370
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"They’re quoting the movie from 1992"
Even that thing about the flowerbed? :O
Even that thing about the flowerbed? :O
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8 years ago #9588245
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@uktana if I made a movie that took place in England I wouldn't able to resist a joke on English nicely clipped lawns...
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8 years ago #9588297
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@Wortel Ah, right, now I get it. Funny thing, gardening and well-kept lawns is not really part of the British stereotype here in America. Probably because we have a similar obsession (in our ideal world where everyone lives in the suburbs, the wife tends the gardens and the husband tends the lawn with his oversized riding mower), we don't see that sort of thing as strange.
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8 years ago #9588310
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@uktana it's a really big cliché in all of Europe for all I know.
Yeah all ideal worlds have big well-kept gardens in them, but that doesn't mean we don't think the British are obsessed with their lawns
My parents actually met the grasskeeper of the Oval cricket field once or so, and asked him how they kelt the grass so well.
'Buy Dutch grass, mow every day and replace every year'. :P
Heck, the race of grass for lawns is called 'Engels raaigras' here... English pqwyrqpwfdh grass...
Yeah all ideal worlds have big well-kept gardens in them, but that doesn't mean we don't think the British are obsessed with their lawns
My parents actually met the grasskeeper of the Oval cricket field once or so, and asked him how they kelt the grass so well.
'Buy Dutch grass, mow every day and replace every year'. :P
Heck, the race of grass for lawns is called 'Engels raaigras' here... English pqwyrqpwfdh grass...
4 years ago #9859796
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@IrishTeaFairy i heard that the original idea came from his wife (could be wrong though)
6 years ago #9810231
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So England is that one old man that yells GET OFF MY LAWN YOU CRAZY KIDS To Kids who play near his stuff
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