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Hey, vampires! If you need new, scary house, this is the house for you. A scary backyard is at the back of the house. Do your vampire kids bother you? Well, the backyard has a playground for your kids to play on. {The playground is included with your purchase of this house.} Another thing in the backyard is a scary old dog. Next, on the first floor, there is a laundry room with a washing machine that gargles when washing. With a bottle of throw up laundry detergent and bone laundry baskets. A creepy living room is next to the laundry room with a sofa filled with slime, a T.V. that only plays horror movies, and bloodstained books on the bookshelf.A spooky second floor has a kitchen with a ghost chef, a sink that leaks blood, and a stove with

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