V Day: A day to meet a masked victim of medical experiments who sought
to overthrow a dictatorial government in Great Britain. I don't know
how he distributed all those masks without being caught.

I would like you to meet the following vampires:

AV: Audio vampire.

Bev V: A female vampire.

Chev V: A vampire car. Other vampire cars include Humvees and SUVs.

Cur V: Vampire dog.

Dave V: A male vampire.

Day V: A vampire immune to sunlight.

DVD: Demon-vampire recording device.

En V: A jealous vampire.

EV: Electrical vampire.

Gra V: Vampire that pours blood on its meat.

Gray V: Vampire who was an old person before being turned.

Groo V: A cool, hip vampire.

Heav V: An overweight vampire.

IV: A plant vampire.

JV: A flying blue vampire.

JV: Jewish vampire.

Moo V: A vampire cow that shows moving pictures.

Na V: Vampire ship.

Neigh V: Vampire horse.

RV: Recreational vampire.

Sa V: Clever vampire.

Scur V: Vampire that makes teeth fall out.

SUV: Suburban vampire.

TV: Vampire that transmits images.

UV: Ultra Vampire.

VCR: Vampire Cassette Recording.

VD: Vampire demon.

VHS: Vampire High School.

V-Nus: Vampire planet.

Wa V: Vampire surfer.

Way V: Way out vampire.

In message <47EEE1A3.182AC761@pop.dcn.davis.ca.us>, Tim Bruening
<tsbrueni@pop.dcn.davis.ca.us> writes
>V Day: A day to meet a masked victim of medical experiments who sought
>to overthrow a dictatorial government in Great Britain.

Oi, bloody colonials :-)

--
Edward Cowling http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/easterdate/

Edward Cowling London UK wrote:
>
> Oi, bloody colonials :-)
> --
> Edward Cowling http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/easterdate/

I would draw your attention to the Easter Act 1928 (c.35)
--
John Briggs

Edward Cowling London UK <edward@genghis0.demon.co.uk> found these unused
words:

>In message <47EEE1A3.182AC761@pop.dcn.davis.ca.us>, Tim Bruening
><tsbrueni@pop.dcn.davis.ca.us> writes
>>V Day: A day to meet a masked victim of medical experiments who sought
>>to overthrow a dictatorial government in Great Britain.
>
>Oi, bloody colonials :-)

Jest returning your Reds' coats!

"John Briggs" <john.briggs4@ntlworld.com> found these unused words:

>Edward Cowling London UK wrote:
>>
>> Oi, bloody colonials :-)
>> --
>> Edward Cowling http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/easterdate/
>
>I would draw your attention to the Easter Act 1928 (c.35)

Worth a quarter to be drawn?