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Partaking in soft drugs, as we all know, ineVitably leads to fatal addiction to heroin, and it’s exactly the same With Hallowe'en. One minute you’re biting apples in a bowl of water, the next you're sucking blood and booking a one-way train to Transylvania. If this sounds like you, it’s time to subscribe to Bite Me, Scotland’s first and only vampire magazine. Issue Three of the quarterly publication is just out covering virtual death, moving coffins and choice Hallowe'en horrors. If you can’t find it in your local lTlUSlC shop or newsagent, check out WWWbitemeukcom and subscribe.
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