Interview With The Vampire - Neatorama

According to the myths and movies vampires cast no reflection in mirrors because they have no soul, making it easy to identify any bloodsuckers hanging around your house.

But this part of the vampire myth has always made me wonder- do vampires see a reflection when they look in the mirror, or do they see an empty frame like normal humans do?

That sucks for them if they can't see their reflection in the mirror because, as this Random Crab comic shows, vampires are hardcore pranksters so mirrors probably factor into a lot of their pranks.

Maybe that's why so many vampires carry parrots around on their shoulders...

-Via Geeks Are Sexy

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I used to love standing between two mirrors and seeing the dozens of reflections seemingly going off into the distance. A vampire would be able to see even more reflections. That would have been cool.

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The first version of a theremin?

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The prototype of an electric cigar box guirar?

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Schrodinger's litter box.

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It's a automatic pop up manual slide-out toaster. Set the timer on the front and, when it dings, you slide the dowel, door, timer...and toast! Unheated coals not included (it is wood, after all--hot coals would be ridiculous).

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Rejected animatronic cuckoo clock from the It's A Small World ride at Disneyland. It clothes-lined to many guests.
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Definitely the steampunk version of the box from Hellraiser. Definitely.
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The box measures the thaumaturgic energy of various sticks.

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