Your Zombie Plan?

[Eliza Hodgkins 1812]

It's hard to find good help, so once the dust has settled, I'm going to get mysef a zombie butler a la Fido.

[Ghoulish Delight]

Originally Posted by Eliza Hodgkins 1812

It's hard to find good help, so once the dust has settled, I'm going to get mysef a zombie butler a la Fido.

Hehe, that movie was fun, if flawed.

[Not Afraid]

I will run. According to David Sedaris, "Zombies can't run!".

[Kevy Baby]

WWBD?




What Would Buffy Do?

[RStar]

Originally Posted by Alex

Should destruction come in the form of accidentally releasing a form of room temperature ice into the environment then being on the fictional Caribbean island of San Lorenzo can get you a few extra days of survival.

Room Temperature Ice? Isn't that water?

Originally Posted by Kevy Baby

WWBD?




What Would Buffy Do?

She would stand and fight, of course. With her friends and a smile on her face......

[Eliza Hodgkins 1812]

Originally Posted by Not Afraid

I will run. According to David Sedaris, "Zombies can't run!".

Hee! I think verything Sedaris knows about zombies he learned from Mel Brooks' son.

[Eliza Hodgkins 1812]

Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight

Hehe, that movie was fun, if flawed.

It was a cool approach to the genre, and I nice reinterpretation of the Lassie films.

[Not Afraid]

Originally Posted by Eliza Hodgkins 1812

Hee! I think verything Sedaris knows about zombies he learned from Mel Brooks' son.

Yes, he did. He featured that book on his last tour and did some reading from it.

[Eliza Hodgkins 1812]

Originally Posted by Not Afraid

Yes, he did. He featured that book on his last tour and did some reading from it.

I think you were the person who told me that, or it may have been my friend Kirsten. I think that is awesome. I have big zombie love and still haven't read that book, but I have his second on tape.

[mousepod]

Interesting question. Just two days ago, my very intelligent wife told with me that one of her (also very intelligent) peers spends a reasonable amount of time planning her actions should zombies invade her home.

After working in the jail, I admit that my fear of home invasion (by real, living people) was heightened - but H and her friend's fear of zombies is more "real" to them than their fear of real criminals.

Maybe it's because the idea of an actual, thinking person violating your personal space is too much to consider, but I'm amused that Zombie-fear is so prevalent.