Moonlightaholics

francis wrote:I wanna be turned on, not turned.

Oh Francis, I couldn't resist:

hmmm.......

Still weighing the options here. The dead vamp part stopped me cold.
But the uhm, attraction of it keeps calling...

Hmmm....fresh or freeze dried??? All natural or with 'preservatives'....decisions, decisions....

While I'd prefer the fresh (and all the side benes that go with it), I might get brave enough to try BC. Knowing what one glass of wine does to me , I can only imagine what BC would do

And woll, thanks for starting this

dark, it was your last chapter (about Ben high on B.C.) that got me thinking...

For some reason the discussion here brought to mind Josef's rant "Great. Now we've got the food mouthing off about the farmer."

Hmmm, vamp freshies, cool idea.

But seriously, I only have one question about trying B.C. Would it get me into the shower with Mick?

Umm... I'm not all hung up on the 'vampires had to die for it' thing. As long as they were the not so nice vampires.

As for me taking B.C.... Why not? Its not going to kill me. And I'd be too tempted anyway. Though I do see a problem with the addiction part. If it would be as fantastic as Beth made it out to be, I'd want to experience it more than once. And then we've got silver poisoning.

nutmegger911 wrote:But seriously, I only have one question about trying B.C. Would it get me into the shower with Mick?

*giggle* For that alone, I already had to vote 'yes' ;) However...

Me and my co-author have had Beth take the drug more than once (for plot reasons) and she had a very hard time coming down from it. To have all your senses enhanced, only to have the drug wear off, that must feel like you're going deaf, blind and numb at the same time :(

eris wrote:No. Why would anyone want a pale imitation of any experience. All it would do is leave you wanting something more real.

What she said