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Zombie attacks nationwide - Have you been warned?
I was driving home and almost ran into a group of zombies before I saw
the road warning sign stating, "Caution! Zombies! Ahead!!!", and made an emergency U-turn back away from that specific area of undead infestation. Very lucky, I don't think that the vinyl top would have offered much protection from the hordes who were lying in wait to eat my very small brain. I also had no boomstick and no way to burn their rotting corpses. http://www.statesman.com/blogs/conte...ts_zombie.html The article is pretty funny, especially the response from the traffic controller who operates the signs. He has suspicions of the prankster being "a computer genius from UT". I am thinking more like a 14 year old with a screwdriver and an internet connection who looked up how to reset the machine password to a known default after reading instructions online. So, have there been Zombie warnings in your city? I understand that this Zombie attack problem is nationwide in the United States...... Pat |
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Zombie attacks nationwide - Have you been warned?
Haven't seen anything here yet, but I guess it's just a matter of time.
"pws" > wrote in message ... >I was driving home and almost ran into a group of zombies before I saw the >road warning sign stating, "Caution! Zombies! Ahead!!!", and made an >emergency U-turn back away from that specific area of undead infestation. > > Very lucky, I don't think that the vinyl top would have offered much > protection from the hordes who were lying in wait to eat my very small > brain. > I also had no boomstick and no way to burn their rotting corpses. > > http://www.statesman.com/blogs/conte...ts_zombie.html > > The article is pretty funny, especially the response from the traffic > controller who operates the signs. > He has suspicions of the prankster being "a computer genius from UT". > > I am thinking more like a 14 year old with a screwdriver and an internet > connection who looked up how to reset the machine password to a known > default after reading instructions online. > > So, have there been Zombie warnings in your city? I understand that this > Zombie attack problem is nationwide in the United States...... > > Pat |
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Zombie attacks nationwide - Have you been warned?
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pws > wrote: > So, have there been Zombie warnings in your city? I understand that this > Zombie attack problem is nationwide in the United States...... I live near St. Louis. How would I recognize anything abnormal? -- Lanny Chambers St. Louis, MO '94C |
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Zombie attacks nationwide - Have you been warned?
Lanny Chambers wrote:
> In article >, > pws > wrote: > >> So, have there been Zombie warnings in your city? I understand that this >> Zombie attack problem is nationwide in the United States...... > > I live near St. Louis. How would I recognize anything abnormal? > Thank heavens I live in Canada and am thus exempt. Stuart H. '91 Eunos Roadster, BRG |
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Zombie attacks nationwide - Have you been warned?
Pat wrote:
>I was driving home and almost ran into a group of zombies before >I saw the road warning sign stating, "Caution! Zombies! >Ahead!!!", and made an emergency U-turn back away from that >specific area of undead infestation. > > Very lucky, I don't think that the vinyl top would have offered > much protection from the hordes who were lying in wait to eat > my very small brain. > I also had no boomstick and no way to burn their rotting > corpses. > > http://www.statesman.com/blogs/conte...ts_zombie.html > > The article is pretty funny, especially the response from the > traffic controller who operates the signs. > He has suspicions of the prankster being "a computer genius > from UT". > > I am thinking more like a 14 year old with a screwdriver and an > internet connection who looked up how to reset the machine > password to a known default after reading instructions online. > > So, have there been Zombie warnings in your city? I understand > that this Zombie attack problem is nationwide in the United > States...... Yup, saw that on CNN tonight and had the same thought about the 14-year old. I think all the zombies in my area are in hibernation for the winter. Iva & Vixen 2004 Classic Red No more winkin' Miata |
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On 2009-01-29, pws > wrote:
> http://www.statesman.com/blogs/conte...ts_zombie.html That did make me laugh out loud. The accompanying picture is perfect. > The article is pretty funny, especially the response from the > traffic controller who operates the signs. He has suspicions > of the prankster being "a computer genius from UT". > > I am thinking more like a 14 year old with a screwdriver and > an internet connection who looked up how to reset the machine > password to a known default after reading instructions online. In most of Texas a 14 year old with a screwdriver and an internet connection counts as "a computer genius". <ducks> > So, have there been Zombie warnings in your city? I understand > that this Zombie attack problem is nationwide in the United > States...... Zombies can't stand the cold, so we're safe up here in Minnesota until at least the middle of May. OTOH, if you're doing 65MPH in a Miata and you hit a Yeti... -- Grant |
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Zombie attacks nationwide - Have you been warned?
to put this thread back on topic i thought this video would help...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHcdyPYdeL4 "pws" > wrote in message ... >I was driving home and almost ran into a group of zombies before I saw the >road warning sign stating, "Caution! Zombies! Ahead!!!", and made an >emergency U-turn back away from that specific area of undead infestation. > > Very lucky, I don't think that the vinyl top would have offered much > protection from the hordes who were lying in wait to eat my very small > brain. > I also had no boomstick and no way to burn their rotting corpses. > > http://www.statesman.com/blogs/conte...ts_zombie.html > > The article is pretty funny, especially the response from the traffic > controller who operates the signs. > He has suspicions of the prankster being "a computer genius from UT". > > I am thinking more like a 14 year old with a screwdriver and an internet > connection who looked up how to reset the machine password to a known > default after reading instructions online. > > So, have there been Zombie warnings in your city? I understand that this > Zombie attack problem is nationwide in the United States...... > > Pat |
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Zombie attacks nationwide - Have you been warned?
Grant Edwards wrote:
> In most of Texas a 14 year old with a screwdriver and an > internet connection counts as "a computer genius". <ducks> I guess I set myself up for that one...... :-) > Zombies can't stand the cold, so we're safe up here in > Minnesota until at least the middle of May. OTOH, if you're > doing 65MPH in a Miata and you hit a Yeti... Living down south, I have never seen a Yeti, just the common Bigfoot. Have you shaved your Yeti today? http://shavemyyeti.com/index.html Pat |
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Zombie attacks nationwide - Have you been warned?
Christopher Muto wrote:
> to put this thread back on topic i thought this video would help... > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHcdyPYdeL4 Now I have to get the PRHT! Mazda needs to make one out of titanium to offer better Zombie defense than fiberglass. How did you find that video? Also, any idea who that was in the car making out with my girlfriend? Pat |
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Zombie attacks nationwide - Have you been warned?
it was a commercial made for the european market to demonstrate the speed of
the prht. here's some more about the campaign: http://commercial-archive.com/conten...iller-campaign and the videos: zombie: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0lW02YM35s shark: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vvvvolMGV8 kung fu: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHMMIAObs4U the web site (now defunct) and the rest of the campaign: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zW8DWew5TWE "pws" > wrote in message ... > Christopher Muto wrote: >> to put this thread back on topic i thought this video would help... >> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHcdyPYdeL4 > > Now I have to get the PRHT! > Mazda needs to make one out of titanium to offer better Zombie defense > than fiberglass. > > How did you find that video? Also, any idea who that was in the car making > out with my girlfriend? > > Pat |
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