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To Catherine, Regarding the Absurdities of the California Gold Rush, 1849, by Matthew Brian Cohen

My Dearest Catherine,

We are heading by caravan to San Francisco, ready to mine for gold. Everyone is telling wild tales about how much gold there is in the city, but I don’t know how much I believe that. As you know, I've always been pretty level-headed. I mean, if there is gold, I’ll be pleasantly surprised, but I'm not pinning my hopes to it. And I certainly don't think there's a city full of gold—that’d be ridiculous. What isn’t ridiculous, however, is vampires—more specifically, daywalkers, vampires who are not harmed by sunlight. As you know, normal vampires can be killed by exposure to sunlight, whereas daywalkers cannot. I [...]

Grandpa + Vampire = Grampire, Naturally

CollegeHumor's long-running Hardly Working series has the enviable ability to take something relatively simple, like a pun (Grampire, get it?!), and turn it into a pretty great short.

Conan Is a Foreground Vampire

Well, he is already pale enough. (Zing a ding!) Watch out, Conan production staff, the big bossman is going to… lick your hat? Conan is off this week, so they're putting up a bunch of rehearsal odds and ends. Below watch a clip of Conan trying to kill a bit, one of Andy measuring Conan's facial symmetry, and one of Andy interrupting Conan's first "real human moment in 15 years." All the other moments were vampire moments. ("Vampire Moments" is, of course, also the name of 12 Misfits songs.)

The Complete Guide to Everything: Vampires

Hello there, dear Splitsider reader. We're Tim Daniels and Tom Reynolds and we host a podcast called The Complete Guide to Everything, which is now part of the Splitsider Podcast Network. Since this is our first episode on Splitsider, we thought we'd take this opportunity to introduce ourselves and explain what our podcast is all about. Every week we tackle a new topic and talk about it, in an effort to vanquish Wikipedia as the definitive guide to all world knowledge. The catch is we really don't do much in the way of "research," you see. So, you probably won't learn anything, except that we're jealous of teenagers, we're [...]

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