djklsajfd Ira ;_;

[!!!~*~Nanashi~*~!!!]

well i'm shocked looked like Ira was actually going to help and not making his way to the door. You have to remember though that Maya has only a little bit of the juice from the needle. Hassan got a bigger dose.
jones if you were to draw a gag comic with Trey stealing Ira spleen what would Trey look like? lol

[Quatre Winner]

Whatever was in that syringe had Maya freaking out. It was a good opportunity to find out what it was...

I can just image Clyde walking in on them like this. "Um, guys? Did you notice that Ira has a hole in his stomach?"

Get him some blood, quick!

[Trey]

Actually we have no idea how much was left in the syringe, I mean, Hassan punched her in the face. He could have stopped her while there was still half the dose in there. But even with a small amount, if it was some fucked up cocktail, even a little bit could probably screw with a vamp's body.

[Arison]

All my money's on betting that whatever is in the syringe is the stuff that neutralizes vampirism. So yeah, Hassan... get used to a shattered knee.

[Trey]

oh, and DEATH.

Only thing is, I don't think Jones would kill off/turn human Hassan, and also, I think that if there was a cure for vampirism, it'd be widespread and out there, and people wouldn't need pills. Unless, that is, TJ or one of his comrades invented it, or killed the inventor and stole it.

And if Hassan turns human, we'll just turn him back, damn it!

Interesting thought: If someone who's been a vamp for 100 years, and were 20 when they were turned get turned back into a human, do they die because they're 120 or do they pick up where they left off, in the Jones universe?

[Quatre Winner]

I'd think they'd pick up where they left off... Their bodies haven't aged at all in that time, so presuming they're healthy it's not like they'd drop dead on the spot...

Then again, my thinking may be warped, so... I'll just go back to hoping that the syringe was full of some mental instabilizers (if that's even a word) and not a anti-vampirism bit.

[alba]

destabilisers, maybe, Quatre?

[Trey]

antidisstablementarianism?

[Aindel]

I'm betting TJ got his hands on the stuff that screwed with Maya's eye. And he probably got his hands on it not long after that happened in the first place, which means it was still in testing, so of course it's not on the mass market. And she would know best how it affects a person, so she'd have good reason to be freaked.

I think they'd pick up their lives where they left off rather than dying from old age. Their bodies are stopped from aging in the same way that cryogenics works, really, so I would imagine once their bodies begin human functions again, it'd be like having been crygenically frozen for a hundred-odd years. Except that cryogenics doesn't work like that at the moment because you have to be legally dead before you can be drozen in the first place, which defeats the entire purpose....

[NessaInDisguise]

hehe...drozen... . >.>...

[Trey]

Yeah, but Aindel, it'd be pretty funny. 'I'm cured! Oh fu-*dead*'

And yeah, good point on the Maya's eye cream stuff. I hadn't even thought about that.

[acilf]

trey, you brought back slightly horrible/amuzing memories with "antidisestablishmentarianism" I had to disect that word and do a word analysis on it. ya....

also, i'm with the general idea that you'd pick up where you left off if you got somehow turned human again.

Oh and by the way, a) oh poor murphy. tries to help and gets smacked in the face b) Oh Ira love the whole "I'm gonna sleep now. kthnxbye"

[alba]

I agree that they'd just pick up where they left off, not suddenly age and die. That just wouldn't make sense, to my mind.

[Trey]

But it'd be funny.

[alba]

With Maya, yes, but not Hassan. I like Hassan