From the team who brought you Pride and Prejudice and Zombies…
Tag: zombies
Shirt of the day: Perpetual motion
This Perpetual Motion Device from Glennz.com is pretty awesome though not technically possible. Glennz calls it “Eternal Exercise”…
News Just in: Swine Flu develops Zombie Strain
Don’t say you weren’t warned – turns out all the media hype surrounding Swine Flu has been underdone – rather than over the top… until now.
A new strain of the swine flu virus H1N1 have been reported in London.
After death, this virus is able to restart the heart of it’s victim for up to two hours after the initial demise of the person where the individual behaves in extremely violent ways from what is believe to be a combination of brain damage and a chemical released into blood during “resurrection.”
via BBC NEWS | Europe | EU quarantines London in swine flu panic.
Bakers delight
Zombies eat brains right? Human brains. So we should totally eat zombies. But they don’t really exist. So they should be eaten in cake form.
But if you want to have your cake and eat U2. Or it too. Or eat something a little more human themed and realistic.
Mmm. Cake. The making of is incredibly detailed – and pretty spectacular.
Here’s a sample.
Austentatious
I’ve never been a Jane Austen fan. I have no desire to relive the Elizabethian era or glamourise a time where a man in posession of a fortune may be in want of a wife. Unless of course the glorification of said time were a gorification – complete with brain eating zombies. Everybody loves a brain eating zombie romance. It’s what made Shaun of the Dead so appealing. From memory it was marketed as a Rom-Zom-Com – a Romantic Zombie Comedy.
I was no doubt scarred as a child playing too much “Horror Zombies From the Crypt” (download from abandonia) on the Amiga.
But what’s all this about zombies you ask? Particularly because I started off talking about Jane Austen. Oh yes. If you would prefer Pride and Prejudice retold with the awesome upgrade package – namely zombies wreaking havoc throughout the plot – now you can. Thanks to ThinkGeek.
