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I always thought that Frankenstein’s Monster started out in Germany* – so why is a Romanian hardware store selling neck bolts (and, in any case, they weren’t bolts, they were electrodes).
*Victor Frankenstein built his creature while attending the medical school of the University of Ingolstadt in Bavaria.
I think it is mainly because most people here assume that anything from that genre of writing is all based in that geographical area. And given the sad state of today’s education, it was “dumbed-down” so that the masses that would read would easily understand it.
Frankenstein’s monster was quite a social creature (think of the Mel Brooks version), and he may well have visited Transylvania often. Or, as Gray said, it’s dumbing down. You know, ‘if you’ve seen one monster you’ve seen them all’.
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simpsonfan2 said, 7 months ago
I checked, they don’t carry stakes or silver bullets.
runar
said, 7 months ago
I always thought that Frankenstein’s Monster started out in Germany* – so why is a Romanian hardware store selling neck bolts (and, in any case, they weren’t bolts, they were electrodes).
*Victor Frankenstein built his creature while attending the medical school of the University of Ingolstadt in Bavaria.
Notsoastute said, 7 months ago
@runar
Chain store. Don’t you hear them rattling?
Gray said, 7 months ago
@runar
I think it is mainly because most people here assume that anything from that genre of writing is all based in that geographical area.
And given the sad state of today’s education, it was “dumbed-down” so that the masses that would read would easily understand it.
Rx71Wm29 said, 7 months ago
Is the teen-aged Frankenstein?
whmIII said, 7 months ago
@simpsonfan2
How about crosses???
LafInLarry
said, 7 months ago
You install the neck bolts with a Transylvania Twist.
Godfreydaniel said, 7 months ago
Be careful if you’re hammering them in or you might Mash your Monster….or your own thumbs!
Jeff0811 said, 7 months ago
@LafInLarry
Is that anything like the Batusi?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVn7mIHog68
LafInLarry
said, 7 months ago
@Jeff0811
I was thinking more Monster Mash, but the Batusi fits right in there.
omwae said, 7 months ago
see below
Rickapolis said, 7 months ago
@runar
Frankenstein’s monster was quite a social creature (think of the Mel Brooks version), and he may well have visited Transylvania often. Or, as Gray said, it’s dumbing down. You know, ‘if you’ve seen one monster you’ve seen them all’.
INGSOC
said, 7 months ago
Electrodes
algurka said, 7 months ago
@runar
That’s why they have them marked down half-price. There’s no demand for them in Transylvania.