There's this guy at work he seems like a total vampire. I try not to be caught alone with hem lest he feed on my blood.
Yikes, Have you told him how creepy you think he is?
I'm afraid to. If he is indeed an undead being I assume that only michief or death will befall me if I tell him that.
Do you carry a cross or garlic to work with you?
No but I douse myself in garlic oil. I basic smell like sulfur all the time.
I'm sure other think badly of you like you do the blood sucker
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to know him a little bit...to talk to him. He is not afraid to test the barriers a little bit, he is not afraid to say, hey, you don't quite do it like this and to look at how the players are really really playing...the mark of a good teacher is someone who listens and evolves with the game and leads that evolution and you have that guy here today. First time I saw this my mouth dropped, my jaw dropped open, I go holy criminy! The