The Federal Vampire and Zombie Agency


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	From 1868 to 1975, the Federal Vampire & Zombie Agency (FVZA),, also known as "the Vanguard," was responsible for controlling the nation's vampire and zombie populations while overseeing scientific research into the undead. This site is a tribute to the men and women who served in the FVZA, especially the over 4000 Agents who lost their lives fighting to keep our country safe. In addition to paying tribute to the FVZA, this site hopes to call attention to dangerous research being done at the Santa Rosa Institute: research that runs the risk of bringing back a scourge of vampires worse than any before. -Dr. Hugo Pecos If you like scary stuff, you might like to play this trick or treat slots game, which has a macabre feel to it. Over 800 slots have been reviewed at slots.org. Learn how to play online blackjack and other amazing online casino games at 21onlinecasinos.com. If you're interested in vampires and zombies, chances are you're also a fan of Halloween. Don't miss out on all the fun this Halloween season. You'll find a huge selection of Halloween costumes available online to suit just about any taste. Zombies don't have to be recluses! Go out in the online communities and make your voices heard. Some living people are really nice. They can teach us online poker, how to cook steak tartare or even wash off blood stains. Play the thrilling Hellboy slot at a casino online now. Please note: This site is for entertainment purposes only. Some material is not suitable for children or young teenagers. See the Disclaimer below for more information. Disclaimer \| Privacy and Security Notice \| Contacting the FVZA © 2001-2010 Dango Productions, Inc.