Can Zombies Floss?

Flossing is actually a pretty intricate activity, requiring many small adjustments of muscles in the hands. The likelihood is your average zombie just has to learn to live with the hair stuck in his teeth.  
Of more interest is the fact that a Google image search on “hairy teeth” returned about 2,030,000 results (0.24 seconds). I created the above by adapting a portion of an image in Paint.
Hairy teeth?

Giant Shrimp Invasion

“U.S. Battling Giant Shrimp Invasion” the Yahoo title says. The link leads to “Cannibal shrimp: The invasion has begun.” One problem with preparing for the Zombie Apocalypse: If we are too preoccupied with the zombie hordes, those giant shrimp might slip right past us.

Giant shrimp in the neighborhood? Don’t trust them to eat each other. We have to eat them first. I recommend giant sushi logs, the ultimate Godzilla rolls. Our weapons of choice? Flame throwers and wasabi mustard.

The best enemy is an edible enemy, your zombie opponent would say, and in this case Mr. Zombie might be right.

Zombie Recognition

Some zombies are easy to recognize, of course. By the time they reach the drooling stage with flecks of flesh and blood spattered across their hoodie — well, I hope you don’t need me to warn you to stay out of the way of Oozy Hoodie Zombie.

But before the final transition, a zombie may look nearly human. How do you recognize these protozombies? There ARE clues. Notice what Metta World Peace is wearing on what appears to be public television. Zombies begin getting loose on details as they transition. Want a new name? I know! I’ll call myself Metta World Peace.  That’s just so much cooler than Ron Artest.

Protozombies are also clumsy. Wham! That elbow just goes flying. Being loose on details, Metta then tries to explain that he knocked that poor fellow to the floor by accident.  Beware of Metta World Peace. I’d watch out for anyone who believes his story, too.

Good Things about Zombies

They don’t shed. Contrast this with the cat hair everywhere here.

I’m not sure what their waste disposal method is exactly, but I’m sure there are no zombie boxes to clean.

You do not have to take them for walks or even shuffles.

If they could be trained to eat Ol’ Roy — which probably has brain matter in it, I think it’s got about everything else — we might be in business. Maybe Roy’s owner could be convinced to start a new product line — Ol’ Rot. They want brains? We give them brains. Domestication might not be far behind.

The funny part of this article is I think it might work

Dating by Smell Is the Latest Strange Way to Find Mr. Right

You sleep in the same T-shirt for three nights in a row and then you bag the stinky shirt which you later take to a party. People sniff a bunch of smelly shirts and choose the shirt they’d most like to smell for the rest of their lives.

I liked the idea. It’s one way to avoid Mr. Wrong, I guess, and it should eliminate Mr. Zombie as well.  Of course, Mr. Right may need a few attributes other than “least stinky” — but maybe not. Lower expectations = Fewer disappointments. I don’t think expectations can get a lot lower than the stinky t-shirt test.

adapted from http://thestir.cafemom.com/love_sex/136354/dating_by_smell_is_the

Posted by Kiri Blakeley
on April 19, 2012 at 8:00 PM (Cafe mom tends to forget the zombies. With luck, they will continue to forget her.)

Beware the Meat Myths!

159 users liked this comment, 0 users disliked this comment — I laughed. Taken from the same article that warns us not to wash fresh poultry since this will splash germs willy-nilly around the sink:


john1 hour 23 minutes ago
“Four myths about meat that won’t die”
If the animal won’t die, I would suggest finding a more competent butcher.”


I agree with John. I might add that quite obviously no one should eat meat from an animal that will not die. In the same vein as the above article, one should not kill the undead with a chainsaw. Forget the movies. Germs will be splashing everywhere, and the undead are a lot bigger than some random Amish chicken.

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