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Sunday, March 28, 2010

Ned Donovan, Vampire Slayer

Allentown City Council VP Michael Donovan, is a lover, not a fighter. His blog, Inclusion, promotes mutual respect, hugs and kisses. He refused to raise a hand last year when some Allentown punk, mistaking him for Ron Angle, punched him in the face.

Son Ned is nothing like the old man. He's actually a vampire slayer, just like Buffy.

Don't believe me? He's been caught on tape, both here and here, kicking some vampire ass. Gotta' admit I love the sound effects, too.

3 comments:

  1. Think he is training to take on any particular vampire?

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  2. Is he some Twilight fanatic?

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  3. Whoever made the twilight comment. No. God No. Hell no. This is an offshoot of an existing LA web series entitled "The Hunted" which has been running for almost 9 years now (making it the longest running web series). It's run by a man named Bob Chapin who's a professional stuntman/visual effects artist (he was one of the lead VFX guys for Shutter Island) and he opened it up to user submitted content a couple years ago. We decided to make our own offshoot.

    Thanks Bernie, for giving us the promo! I appreciate it!

    ~Ned

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