| Yes, it is no longer like the old days in the old country, anymore. There was a time when you can easily identify a vampire. They all looked like this guy on the right and everyday appliances looked like these below:
Today, vampires look like everyone else, like some of these people on the right: BUT BE WARNED! There is a new breed of vampires among us! And they look like these everyday friendly appliances below:
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Count Dracula
Today's vampires
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Home and Home Office appliances that once entertained and made life easier have turned into Vampire Appliances today. These modern conveniences drink your money right out of your bank account even when you are not using them!
Yes, today's appliances have become Vampire Appliances. I don't like vampires... They use electricity just by being plugged into an outlet. How much this is costing you is broken down in my previous Blog Posting called:
Games & TV, Costing Energy and Money on October 21, 2013. If you have yet to read this and you pay an electric bill, it will behoove you to visit this posting.
Remember Halloween is really called All Hallows' Eve, because this is the evening before All Saint's Day on November 1st and All Souls' Day on November 2nd. Thus giving the holiday on October 31 the full name of All Hallows' Eve. Hollow meaning to honor and remember those of us who have passed, even those acknowledged as virtuous to be saintly.
Bill Lauto, GTG
Yes, today's appliances have become Vampire Appliances. I don't like vampires... They use electricity just by being plugged into an outlet. How much this is costing you is broken down in my previous Blog Posting called:
Games & TV, Costing Energy and Money on October 21, 2013. If you have yet to read this and you pay an electric bill, it will behoove you to visit this posting.
Remember Halloween is really called All Hallows' Eve, because this is the evening before All Saint's Day on November 1st and All Souls' Day on November 2nd. Thus giving the holiday on October 31 the full name of All Hallows' Eve. Hollow meaning to honor and remember those of us who have passed, even those acknowledged as virtuous to be saintly.
Bill Lauto, GTG
