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The following is a world-famous Phil Hendry Show encore presentation.

Today, I come to you with the methodology and hopefully the philosophy that will give you a sustaining

through these very, very serious, frightening but important works that must be done.

The vampire can be killed only one way, and that is with the stake through the heart, the

severing of the head and the garlic in the mouth. The vampire cannot sustain itself naturally,

nor can it move about freely in daylight, even when it is within

a darkened room.

The vampire knows that the heat of the sun is beaming for the structure onto his already

dead flesh.

The heat of even an overcast sky can burn a vampire beyond recognition.

Not kill him, mind you, but burn him.

When the vampire moves about in daylight, he moves about in absolute agony,

and indeed at some point cannot move any longer, but must lay

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