[Idiom] Fangs for the memory

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baklavar

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although i do understand the use and meaning, I'd like to find out about the etymology behind the phrase "Fangs for the memory".
 
Where did you see this phrase?

It sounds like a play on "thanks for the memory."
 
Was in something to do with vampires? If so, it's a weak play on words.
 
It is a play on words. I can't tell you where it came from but it is indeed a pun that's usually uttered by someone playing a vampire and it's a play on "Thanks for the memory/memories".
 
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