Jim Croce Totally Looks Like Vlad Dracula
Folk singer Jim Croce totally looks like Transylvanian warlord Vlad Dracula
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Jimmeh needs more bling
He left his pearl & ruby headband at home that day.
And in other news, scientist have discovered that the secret for putting time in a bottle is in fact the consumption of human blood.
If I could save time in a bottle, I’d save every day ’till eternity passes just to spend them with you.
Y’know, I think that would have fit “Bram Stoker’s Dracula” much better than that weird Annie Lennox song.
I knew there was a coorelation when I saw these pictures together — you nailed it!
One is immortal (in the Dracula context), one, not so much.
Learn a little bit of history please (poster) – he’s name was Vlad Tepes not Vlad Dracula..Dracula is a fictional character invented by Bram Stoker..geez..
Actually Dracula was his nickname. His father’s was Dracul – which means “dragon” while Dracula means “son of the dragon.”
Actually “Dracul” means the devil. dracula means absolutely nothing, it was invented by Bram Stoker. Vlad’s nickname was Ţepeş, which sort of means “the Impaler”(but not directly). Because he used to impale law-breakers. Duh.
Knowing how to speak Romanian actually helps in translating words.
Actually, devil and dragon meant pretty much the same thing in that time period. The name Drăcul (a derivative of the latin “draco” for dragon) was not invented by Stoker, so neither was Drăculea.
Really, come to think of it, calling him “Vlad Dracula” is much closer to the truth, since the people gave his father the surname “Dracu(l),” he took the name himself.
Actually Tepes is a nickname as well – means ‘impaler’.
*mutters* And he was a Walachian prince not a transylvanian warlord.
Hence the OTHER nickname “Vlad the Impaler”.
Can’t really blame him what with his father having his face peeled off and his brother having his eyes burned out and being buried alive. That’s got to be a counselling jobbie. *all knowing after reading wikipedia – font of all knowledge**
“font of all knowledge**”
Isn’t that Times New Roman?
Joke success!
Weird – you’re using my profile name except the 1st letter in mine is capitalized.
Did you here what they did to Vlad himself, ad my people tell it, his head was cut off and dipped in honey and spirits and essentially paraded around on a pike to prove once and for all that he was dead
THANK YOU!
He looks more like Frank Zappa than Vlad Tepes.
my thoughts exactly!!!!
“Oh, baby, I can’t stand among a silver cross for you.”
“Now I got them steadily depressing, low down, mind-messin’ sleepin’ in a coffin blues”
You guys should listen to more Croce than Time In A Bottle and I Got A Name. Those are two of his worst songs compared to the rest.
Agreed, but when you attempt to broadcast humor in a narrow band it consistantly misses its mark. So unless the projected audience are Croce-philes (ain’t that a fun one to say), you’re only gonna see the parts of an artists library that would end up on a Time-Life record.
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Just be glad it wasn’t a Harry Chapin look-a-like.
YESSSSSS !!! Better than what I tried to contribute.
“Oh, baby, I can’t stand among a silver cross for you.”
That’s brilliant ! Obscure, yes …. but ties the two together perfectly.
He just wants to sooth your soul with some folk melodies before impaling you on a 20 foot stake!
1.Walachian, not Transylvanian.
2.The Dracul name come from the “Dragon”: Vlad’s father was the member of The Order of the Dragon, this order was founded by the Hungarian Sigismund King (and also Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire).
other infos are just legends
Exactly, so please ignore the weeping wounds on your neck.
I’m from the order of the phoenix.
Thank you for your insightful comment. You are 100% correct. “Vlad Dracul” was his nickname. Also “Vlad the Impaler”, because he impaled his POW’s on spikes, then was reknowned to dine with his cohorts on their flesh and blood.
Dracula – Dracul was his dad. Just to flog the dead horse with an anal stick of metaphor overuse.
And its bad, Vlad, Impaling man…
Rest in peace, Jim, rest in peace. And please don’t ask me for any blood.
Aw. I heart Jim Croce.
“If you dig it, do it. If you really dig it, do it twice.”
go, you, Amy.
He’s bad, Vlad Dracula
Baddest count in all of Europe
Badder than Ghengis Khan
Meaner than a werewolf
Song lyrics juxtaposition fail. Nice try, though.
Jim Croce also looks like Borat.
I always thought Jim Croce looked more like Mario.
That`s not Vlad Dracul, that’s Vlad Tepes, stop ruining Romania’s history, assholes!
Vlad Tepes was also known as Dracula, or “Son of the Devil” (or “son of the Dragon”). His *father* bore the name “Dracul”.
The eyes, yes.
Nose and chin, no.
And the ‘stache. Can’t forget the ‘stache.
hey sexy
LOL?!