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Tag Archives: zombies
Monday Morning Update!
All the news… So while I was in Montana I read three books – two new and one old fave I keep in my suitcase for emergencies. World War Z, An Oral History of the Zombie War, by Max Brooks – … Continue reading
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Tagged birthdays, cowboy boots, Downton Abbey, Dr. Ben Carson, Game of Thrones, Gifted Hands the Ben Carson Story by Dr. Ben Carson, Montana, Oregon, Ragnar, The Walking Dead, The Zombie Survival Guide by Max Brooks, Vikings, World War Z by Max Brooks, zombies
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How The Walking Dead ‘Killed’ This Passionate Fan’s Passion…
In a hurry, I might add. It’s the lack of character development, stupid. 1. Tired, trite plot devices. Hey, old campy sci fi flicks and cartoons like The Simpsons and Futurama have used ye olde decapitated head floating in a … Continue reading
The Walking Dead Season Premier- more questions than answers…
which is not necessarily a bad thing. I simply haven’t yet decided if it’s a good thing. SPOILER ALERT! We missed a lot. Seriously, I’m missing a lot of information here. The writers skipped over the entire winter, leaving us … Continue reading
Speaking of a Zombie Apocalypse…
A rise in the number of zombies would precipitate a corresponding rise in the number of yellow jackets as zombies, i.e., rotting corpses, would provide a movable feast. A ready source of decaying meat. Thus I would need a flame … Continue reading