Vampires in AL im suprised i havnt found any?

[kenshinof96]

No luck in finding someone in the truest sense of a vampire;non poser in Alabama,

maybe tennessee is the closest place to look,questions and answers needed also for science understanding of blood.

[sunshine]

ay a fellow alabamian. whats good fam? Not a vampire but i am really interested in them.

[kenshinof96]

Hey there sunshine,nice to see someone from our state has a intrest in real vampires and yea not many of us on here and yea me to.

Hopefully i can get an better understanding of some of this, im also very curious how the virus bounds with different blood types?

[sunshine]

thats actually a pretty interesting question, i know steve did a blood test thing a while back but i haven't heard anything else on it.

[kenshinof96]

Oh cool , yea id like to know how that went and one question i got is, if someone say is born with virus and turns someone would it bound the same with say ab+ beause they are a universal recipient vs a- or b+ does that matter also like to know what exact blood type most vampires are born with.

[Steve]

Blood type doesn't matter, and AB+ seems to be disproportionately common among vampires but not all vampires are the same blood type.

[kenshinof96]

Thanks and nice to finally meet you steve,iam a mutt of sorts far as heritage so i thought it was unique. I find that very intresting 3.4% of the world ab+ and some of that being of vampires quite interesting knowledge to know.

I still wonder tho if the turning process is somewhat different between blood types, As in a vampire that is ab- or postive turned somone who is ab+ taking full advantage of the virus in blood aceptance in the body via trans fusion of sorts.

[Steve]

As I said, it doesn't matter, works either way. No one turns through IV.