>Ran Morbarus >Martian Chemist, navigator and licensed

>>48698367
is it more or less sustaining if a vampire injects blood straight into their veins?

>>48698447
I'm gonna go with more. That is, if there's anything remaining of their digestive system. Even if it's just an empty tube to their bloodstream, there's a much lower chance for hemolysis.

>>48698447
Poor junkie vamps mainlining blood

>>48698447
It's the act of feeding at all that's sustaining, doesn't matter how. It's a perversion of the sacrament of communion as vampire are the utmost manifestation of unholiness on the Earth.

>>48699403
Then would he have to feed directly, or is it enough to have taken the blood directly from someone and injected it intravenously?

>>48699403
Huh, is that what the Catholics tell themselves? Neat.

>>48699526
I guess once you steal it from a mortal, then it doesn't really matter.

>>48699612
>Huh, is that what the Catholics tell themselves? Neat.

No idea, just makes sense to me.

>>48699723
Jehovah's Witnesses actually refuse blood transfusions (even life-saving ones) because they consider it vampirism. Something in the Bible about how you shouldn't take sustenance from blood. For some reason they consider transfusions to be "taking sustenance".

>>48698367
The Hell you talkin' 'bout fool, and why should I care?

>>48700211
Yeah, but even we Christians tend to think Jehovahs are a bit nuts, citing things exactly like that. Not sustenance, you gotta poke a straw into the bag for that boyo.

>>48700211
I've known a few Jehovahs in my life. One was a girl in high school, she was pretty normal. The other was this old guy who came to the physical rehab practice I went to. He was outspoken, condescending, and deranged beyond what I consider socially acceptable.

>>48700211
This is actually true since a good chunk of my relatives were Catholics who converted to Jehovah's witness. This kind of started a huge fight with the Canadian government whenever the government should have the ability to override religious rights on this.