As Johny travels around the world, there are always interesting people who do things which manage to captivate his attention. Of course, being the type of person that he is, Johny makes an effort to get to know these kind of people because he is aware that having interesting people to speak with and learn from will only serve to enhance everything a person can do. This post will mark the beginning of Johny's social explorations, a combination of those he knows, those he would like to know and even those few he has begun to admire...
Of all the people that Johny knows there is a certain friend of his who goes by the name of Natalie Minx. Natalie has done an interesting thing and committed herself to playing the part of Vampire Mother Eve in a show which demonstrates an humorous mix between Evil Dead and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. This original work is called Slayer Paris and it is highly recommended for those reading this to at least take a peep (Note: please do not click on the link if you are not of legal age to view adult material as some will show up on the linked page.) The star slayer of the show is another model and a friend to Natalie who preferes to go by the name of Paris Kennedy. It is closing in on a sure thing that she would most probably appreciate visitors to her video page and most deffinately would appreciate a few purchases as well, but that's really just a capitolist economy in action I suppose...
Whether you are of age or not, here is a small video sample which should make obvious the seductive powers of Natalie as a vampire queen. Most assuredly, if such a vampire queen did prey on the virile males of any city, it is Johny's opinion that most would indeed wish her to be the one delivering the bite of eternal sleep upon their necks, yet another example of her irresistable powers of vampiric seduction.
More sample videos can be found on Youtube if this one manages to wet your apettite. Also if one wishes to further explore the origins of vampire beliefs, please do so as human history and the creation of myth can always be an interesting mix of subjects.
