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Do vampires skin realy sparkle in the sunlight?

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Unfortunatly, vampire's don't really excist. The original Dracula vampire burned in the sunlight, and the Twilight vamps sparkle. If vampire's were to actually excist, then no, they probably wouldn't sparkle.

And if Jeremy Warachs Daughter should ever ask, their skin actually does sparkle due to the phosphorescent content of the bathing water in Transylvania.

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