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  1. PhaNtious says:

    1000th!!!!!!!!!!

  2. PINGAS says:

    FOURTH OH YES

  3. Admiral Apparent says:

    Gotta run, but not before popping the bubbly. Congrats, Jammers! Woo!

  4. PINGAS says:

    5ifth!!!!!!1!!111

  5. schisterkarpf says:

    Well, it kept the vampires out didn’t it. So I would say it was not a fail at all! Dummies.

  6. the real 1st says:

    damn u slow interweb!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  7. Aha says:

    Not fifth!

  8. Weenieboy says:

    How did this get on the main page with only 39 votes? (that is how many it had when i made this comment).

  9. Bee says:

    Whether that man is trying to screw with the reporter or he’s gone a little nuts, this is hilarious! Now we just need to find a way to get rid of sparkly vampires as well as Twilight fangirls and we’ll be set!

    • fluffy says:

      I think that using a crystal-studded crucifix might get rid of the sparkly ones.

      • Onion says:

        Nah if you throw it at them it will only stun them.

      • Avis says:

        Jumping out from behind a tree and yelling “BOO” would probably get rid of the sparkly ones.

        • ¡Great Scott! Me transmitte sursum, caledoni ▲Caution slow posts▲ says:

          Just act like you’re interested in them, I understand that makes them run away.

          • Avis says:

            I have promised myself to never see those movies or read the books. I remain willfully ignorant of the details.

            One of my friends tells me anyway, she read the books
            I know more than I want to
            • ¡Great Scott! Me transmitte sursum, caledoni ▲Caution slow posts▲ says:

              Believe me, I have no desire to see or read any of them either. All my information has been gleaned from the mocking websites and videos I’ve seen in the last few months. :D

              I know more than I'd care to as well.
              • Avis says:

                I still don’t understand the whole “sparkle” thing. I don’t really want it explained though.

                • ¡Great Scott! Me transmitte sursum, caledoni ▲Caution slow posts▲ says:

                  *shrug*
                  Yo no sé.

                  • Avis says:

                    And seriously, if you were even remotely past the age of high school would you attend, just for the sake of fitting in?

                    • ¡Great Scott! Me transmitte sursum, caledoni ▲Caution slow posts▲ says:

                      Haha! I had that conversation with Mrs. Scott the other day. Who in their right mind would voluntarily go back to high school? What a waste of immortality.

                      • SuzieQ says:

                        Considering the experience I had in high school, I would chose NOT to repeat the experience. Just glad my kids aren’t into that. I’d take Hannah Montana and the Jonas Brothers over that any day…

                        • Avis says:

                          In my high school days (the early ones at least) it was The New Kids on the Block. Which, in my opinion, is pretty much the same as Hannah Montana or the Jonas Brothers. But I still wouldn’t go back, either at gunpoint or for all the money in the world.

                        • Say g'night, Gracie says:

                          *won’t say who it was in her high school days*
                          *is happy to have blocked that out*
                          *wouldn’t go back to high school under any conditions*

                        • BoppitybopBopper says:

                          I might go back. Not because I had it soooo good as a teenager, but because then I could be in choir and band and drama and speech and stuff again. That part was kind of cool. I would just be a lot less worried about getting caught ditching.

                        • Jules ♂ ♪ with Nerf balls says:

                          If I could go back with the knowledge and experience I have now, I probably would. Classes would be a breeze, I would not be as socially inept and would probably have a better time.

                        • BoppitybopBopper says:

                          Well, as we were speaking of the immortal teen *glittery* vamps, I think you can count on knowing what you know.

                  • fluffy says:

                    ok.. I’ll say it. My friend (who is a middle-aged woman with two teenage kids) sent me the DVD and made me promise to watch it. I did. It’s cute movie. I even watched it again with another friend. You could do a lot worse. Like watch “The Proposal”.

                    • Jules ♂ ♪ with Nerf balls says:

                      I have read all four Twilight books. The first one is not bad, better than the movie.
                      The second, New Moon, 3/4 of the book were absolute torture. But reading how Bella kept trying to accidentally commit suicide was funny, and the ending was good, at least good enough to read book 3. (I am not going to go out of my way to see this movie though.)
                      Book 3 is better, a little more action
                      Book 4 was probably the best of the whole series.
                      If there were a book 5, and there could be I would probably read it too.

                      Over all the series was rough to get through, but enjoyable in the end.

                      • Say g'night, Gracie says:

                        Saw the first movie. Was unimpressed. Decided to read the books to see if they were any better. I agree with Jules on the review. Except I can’t see myself reading a fifth book, unless it was about the daughter.

                        • BoppitybopBopper says:

                          I liked the books. I read them with my teen-age daughter. The movies………meh. Not so much. In fact, I’ve come to the very real conclusion that Hollywood casting people are either completely deluded, never read the discriptions in the book, or have done something SO BAD, that Patterson has enough blackmail material to keep him in film forever. It’s certianly not his talent that got him the role.

                        • Jujibee says:

                          What I still don’t understand is why the vampires are in high school. If they are many hundred years old shouldn’t they have finished by now? Or is there some sort of Angst law I was unaware of?

                          If you have more Angst than X thou shalt remain in High School forever!

                      • Ms B ♥ says:

                        Book 4 the best?!?! Did we read the same book? That book was HORRIBLE!

            • critter rhode says:

              I will put in that I have not read the books or seen the movies.
              I prefer my vampire books to have a French lead in love with a female vampire hunter. And the vampire hunter also was dating the Alpha werewolf of the city.

    • LocaLoba says:

      How do we get rid of the Twilight moms?

  10. lemmego says:

    Tens of thousands of dollars??? I’ll come pull them up for half the price :-)

  11. chez says:

    Small towns: when you’re bored enough to create your own drama.

  12. al says:

    This isn’t a fail. It’s a humor win. The guy was just joking.

  13. pp81 says:

    Wow, a real life Lisa Simpson’s tiger-repellant Rock!

  14. piggy says:

    now i am second it works on so many levels

  15. Avis says:

    Did I miss something? Where is everybody? And by everybody, I mean everybody BESIDES the trolls/lurkers.

  16. Viking says:

    “Let the bears pay the Bear Tax, I pay the Homer Tax!”
    “That’s Home-OWNER Tax”

  17. prfx says:

    this is a failblog FAIL. dude was joking so posting it is a FAIL.

  18.   says:

    But, that only works for the Black Court Vampires. What about the White and Red Courts?

  19. Pandawanda says:

    His statement about not seeing the vampires since they put in the garlic plants implies that he did come across them before…

    Oh dear, does this mean they have moved to Burbank? Get your wooden stakes!

  20. SP Riley says:

    Why are people talking about vampires? It is the Leprechauns we need to worry about!

  21. BAReFOOt says:

    Well, I just keep telling myself he meant the Twilight fans who believe so much that they are vampires, that they don’t like to be there.
    Because in that case, it’s a smart move to keep the retards out.
    But of course, in reality, I guess that if you throw the retards out of there, there will be nobody left. ;)

  22. lol says:

    Woah Woah , again?

  23. Arthur Eld says:

    Hola Failblogistas! It’s been a year for me now so it’s time to say THANK YOU for brightening my days! Let’s go for another one!

    *SQUEEZE to all the Failpeeps*

  24. bastardo_kamonohashi says:

    Oh no! Isn’t that where Daria lives? A catastrophe if she was bit, it would crush her. Becoming a vampire now when vampires have degenerated to sparkling sissies that make promo for abstinence only…

  25. Bob says:

    Deadpan interview WIN!!

  26. Little Girl Blue >ZAP!< Dot Org - Marius's Sista From Another Mista says:

    Sanguivoriphobia – fear of vampires.

    And, just for fun,

    Alliumphobia – fear of garlic.

  27. EKB says:

    I want to know how you spend $10,000 on digging up garlic.

  28. TheMotts says:

    Ok i was bored but here is some funnies

    Zemmiphobia- Fear of the great mole rat.
    Vestiphobia- Fear of clothing.
    Urophobia- Fear of urine or urinating
    Trichopathophobia or Trichophobia- Fear of hair.
    Thaasophobia- Fear of sitting.
    Stasibasiphobia or Stasiphobia- Fear of standing or walking.
    Sesquipedalophobia- Fear of long words. (really funny one longest letter phobia)
    Phronemophobia- Fear of thinking.
    Panophobia or Pantophobia- Fear of everything.

    • BoppitybopBopper says:

      Motts, you should know that you are danger of treading on LGB’s toes. The phobia thing is her schtick.

      *ducks just in case 6′ wooden spoon comes a-swinging*

      • Earlybath says:

        *Seeks cure for koutaliaphobia*

      • Little Girl Blue >ZAP!< Dot Org - Marius's Sista From Another Mista says:

        *squeezies3Beezies*

        I only *THWACK* trolls with my 6′ wooden spoon, and, today’s comments notwithstanding, Motts isn’t one. I do think he’s in danger of stepping on some other toes, however. But, everybody needs to fight their own battles on the blog, and I try not to intervene too much…

  29. Donnyp says:

    I didn’t see edward. I say its a win for Garlic.

  30. greg256 says:

    This is obviously an out-take from the next season of True Blood. A viral teaser perhaps?

  31. Ratamahatta says:

    Only in America?!

  32. todd says:

    american imbecile win

  33. Humm. says:

    Could very well be him joking.

  34. NICKY FROMSCOTLAND says:

    HEY THIS IS NICKY LOOKING FOR MARTY IF YOU SEE THIS LOOK ME UP PLEASE I’M NICOLA RADIGAN LOOK ON FACEBOOK

  35. jake says:

    Win!!!!!!!!!!!

  36. 5 eagles says:

    Is there really vampires somewhere??

  37. Deepthroat says:

    That guy was just joking obviously (I really hope) but it was still a win.

  38. Dargus says:

    I always watch the video fails without sound, and all I have to go on is the title and what I see.

    Sometimes I make up my own fail.

    I never go back and listen to what actually is said, because I don’t want to ruin the fantasy.

    ….

    Silly old guy. You can’t grow vampire hunters! Even on a well lit street!

    • Little Girl Blue >ZAP!< Dot Org - Marius's Sista From Another Mista says:

      *applauds*

      Dargus! *squeeze* You made it back! Nicetacya! :D

      • Jon; says:

        Did I miss something?

        I hate schooldays.
        We can’t be trusted with internets, so we get Google and Wikipedia, and that’s pretty much it. No Fails, no fun.

        • Little Girl Blue >ZAP!< Dot Org - Marius's Sista From Another Mista says:

          :[

          Dargus is a newbie regular, Jon. :D Haven’t seen him for awhile…

  39. Shadow says:

    We can’t get rid of the garlic. The stakes are too high.

  40. Bob says:

    Wait, if they haven’t seen any vampired since putting those plants in, how isn’t this a win – for the guy who sold them on the idea?

  41. Chris says:

    The funniest part – “we’re gonna have vampires here again”
    AGAIN!

    • Elanesse says:

      Newspapers dating prior to the planting of the garlic suggest that it was terrifying time for towns people. That constant vampire threat. Must have been horrible! ;P

  42. tony005 says:

    why do people talk about something else in the comments this isnt a forum its comments about this fail

  43. no easy says:

    this guys a city councilman?

  44. Sarge says:

    Oh. My. God.
    Stupid people of the world, we’ve found your leader. And he thinks vampires are real.

  45. selfconfliction92 says:

    I live in Lawndale, CA and I was there when the Garlic issue was presented in the city council. The old people who complained about those plants did it with such passion to get rid of them. I swear, I don’t wanna spend my days fighting with the city council over stupid plants. Old people need to find something more productive.

  46. Moo says:

    OHNOEZ THEY WILL SPARKLE!

  47. Slicer says:

    Old man trolls news organization, film at 11

  48. George says:

    I think the old man was just being really sarcastic. At least that’s how I understood it.

  49. Bob says:

    “So what do you think about…THIS?! “(waves garlic)

    “I think you should find yourself a nice Italian girl and settle down!”

  50. kikilan says:

    Where was that filmed, anyway?
    Sunnydale?

  51. Poodleinacan says:

    That video fails epicly…

  52. Schneider says:

    GREAT FAIL! HAHAHAHAHA

  53. Taneen says:

    I love it!! I want to go and live in la la land too…. Hey you never know.. many a true word has been said in jest. Does that qualify me to live in La la land too?

  54. GAActor says:

    This is excellent. How can you argue with that logic? Win for matter-of-fact old men around the world.

  55. Robyn says:

    Well, I’m guessing in this town, They’re all Team Jacob.

  56. Bekky says:

    Sounds like someone’s granddaughter has been reading him Twilight. After I read it, I was compelled to do the same thing.

  57. Thatkid says:

    i think its genuinely sad that this guy sounds so worried.

  58. Artemis_Statham says:

    Cool video! My friend sent me this, and I just watched it.

    Sparkly vampires are okay, but Indians who shape-shift into wolves are totally BETTER!!! TEAM JACOB FTW!!!

  59. zezima says:

    HOW DUMB CAN YOU GET?>???????

  60. Umm... says:

    Did anyone notice he said we might have vampires AGAIN?
    That seems to imply they used to have vampires but got rid of them.

  61. I want to hear what else he has to say about vampires. LOL. I wonder if he has any tories about them.

  62. Johnathan Tang says:

    This is a classical example of post hoc ergo propter hoc

  63. Juul says:

    It’s sad when they don’t even realise they are failing..

  64. Martin says:

    Again? HAHAHAHAHA Epic =D

  65. Evanescence says:

    AHHHAHAHAHA

    fail

    but really
    call me when taylor lautner comes to town
    you guys didnt say anything about werewolfs

    AM I RIGHT :P

  66. Dash says:

    “We may have vampires AGAIN”

  67. some guy says:

    The idea of garlic getting rid of vampires is a modern one and started by a misconception. People who used to hunt vampires in the middle-ages would wear garlic because it had a strong enough smell to keep the smell of dead people off them when they dug up coffins of suspected vampires. Far more modern people noticed this and thought garlic fought vampires. It does not, it is just they would rather smell like garlic than dead people. That said, it means the Vampire threat is still present in this town and that old man should keep an eye out. Since he has not noticed them, maybe they are just in hidding?

  68. REvenaQua says:

    oddly enough as i watched his video i began to smell garlic *checks outside*

  69. shon says:

    did anyone notice that he said again?

  70. Nick says:

    He’s being sarcastic. I hope everyone noticed that.

  71. vans says:

    is this guy for real? This is pathetic

  72. bugger54 says:

    Notice the “again” at the end of his sentence! haha

  73. AnimalLovr says:

    Haha . . they havn’t seen one single, solitary vampire in town is because – - VAMPIRES DON’T EXIST

  74. Biodeamon says:

    “we may have vampires again.”…wait…what?! again?!!!!

  75. Sverige says:

    Anita keeps reiterating that she isn’t girly, and prefers the role of ‘Prince rescuer’ to being a princess – but she does more talking about ‘feelings’ than the ladies on The View do. Anita initiates hugging sessions and kissing and putting her head on so-and-so’s shoulder. It seems that everyone except Jean Claude cries at some point in this book.


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