Funny Story.

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DarklyDreamingDrusilla

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This is just a funny little story I thought you all might enjoy.

So my little brother went to pre-k the other day and he decided he was going to play Buffy with his friends so he was Spike. One of his friends was Giles and another one of his friends was Xander. He doesn't really play with girls very much at this age so there was no Buffy or Willow. But they went around the playground and staked imaginary vampires. I just thought this was hilarious because that day when he got home from school my Mom had him call me at work and he told me what he played and I just started laughing because my Buffy fandom is spreading in the family. And he has only seen a few episodes I don't let him watch any of the risk-ay episodes if you know what I mean. He loves Spike though he wants to be him for halloween and he does have the extremely blonde hair so it just might work (this year he was a pirate and he had an eyepatch on and told me that he looked like Xander which also made me laugh a bit- he saw that from my Season eight comics) Just though you all might appreciate this I know it made me laugh.
 
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LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Slayergal
*Laughing* How cute!!!!
hahaha!! he sounds like my neice! she wants to be Buffy when she grows up!
 
Imaginary friends are common among kids but this is the first time I've heard of imaginary vampires :lmao: My 7 year old son also thinks Spike is cool. It's the bleached hair.
 
I had an imaginary friend when I was probably....oh, 5 or 6, I guess. His name was Peter and he was a horse. I used to drag a rope around with me and tell everyone it was my friend, Peter!
 
That's adorable! Gosh, I wish Buffy had been around when I was a kid. That would have been a lot more fun than cops and robbers.

Don't worry about the imaginary friend thing. I had two: twin sisters, one of whom was "good" and one of whom was "bad." For some reason, the "bad" one liked to come out and play more often.
 
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