Revelations Coming

October 6, 2013

It’s a vampire novel. You can tell because vampires are really into underwear.

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Ebony

11 years ago

Is that The Ghost Whisperer in her undies?

Kris

11 years ago

What’s with the itty-bitty fonts? I guess you guys didn’t notice that, huh? 😉

red

11 years ago

Reply to Kris

I was trying to think up something snide about the title and the ’57 Bel-Aire look, but haven’t had any revelations yet, coming or going.

Scott

11 years ago

I wouldn’t touch that title with a 12 inch pole.

Jen

11 years ago

Reply to Scott

I wouldn’t touch it with a pole that reaches the moon.
Once again we have a headless torso. What’s the deal.
Is his face so ugly they can’t show it? By the way, the chick
looks like she has a cockroach in her panties.

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