Die, Vampire, Die question

[skb2010]

Die, Vampire, Die question#1

Posted: 2/25/09 at 1:28am

Forgive me if this has been asked before. What do they say in "Die, Vampire, Die" on the air freshener vampire part. It sounds like latin, but I have no idea.

Two roads diverged in a wood, and I? I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference.

[TheCharleston]

re: Die, Vampire, Die question#2

Posted: 2/25/09 at 1:32am

"Alice Ripley should win a Tony"

sorry I don't have the REAL answer for you... but maybe I'm right. You never know. That Alice Ripley has her ways.

[Elke]

re: Die, Vampire, Die question#2

Posted: 2/25/09 at 1:46am

They sing "Morte, vampir, morte!". I believe it's Italian, not Latin, because then it would be 'morere'. My Latin classes are several years behind me though, so I'm not entirely sure.

Hope this helps :)

[migioso]

re: Die, Vampire, Die question#3

Posted: 2/25/09 at 1:50am

I think it's supposed to be fake Latin for "Die vampire die". It's not exactly what the Latin would really be, and I don't know Italian so I can't weigh in on that, but given that the whole moment has sort of a church-y feel to it I would imagine it's meant to imitate Latin...

[mormonophobic]

re: Die, Vampire, Die question#4

Posted: 2/25/09 at 1:52am

Though I can't find it now, I believe it's latin or some language for Die Vampire Die. Mortir Vampir Mortir.