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To: Tribune7

I’ve often wondered why there are so many Zombie movies (or even zombie-like ones, like “28 Days Later”). If I were paranoid (which I kinda am), I would imagine that there really ARE zombie-like things in some Bio-lab somewhere. Further, the Government suspects that the Zombie virus might accidently escape one day and start to spread like wildfire. Naturally, the Government can’t admit to such a thing. So, the reason for the Zombie movies is that the Government wants to prep the populace for a potential outbreak so that they don’t totally freak out and, to some degree know what to do (shoot ‘em in the head).

That’s my theory anyway.


8 posted on 01/25/2009 5:06:12 PM PST by rbg81 (DRAIN THE SWAMP!!)
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To: rbg81

The re-animation of dead tissue and organs has been experimented with throughout history. I believe this was one of Hitler’s special projects.


9 posted on 01/25/2009 5:14:29 PM PST by randomhero97 ("First you want to kill me, now you want to kiss me. Blow!" - Ash)
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To: rbg81
I would imagine that there really ARE zombie-like things in some Bio-lab somewhere.

Slow or fast moving?

10 posted on 01/25/2009 5:22:48 PM PST by killjoy (Life sucks, wear a helmet.)
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To: rbg81

Well, in that case, they government would have to be conspiring with George Romero, not a very pro-government type of guy. But if you’re worried, keep a good supply of provisions laid up along with guns and plenty of ammunition. As regards the provisions, that’s usually a good idea anyway, both in terms of preparedness and as a financial hedge against inflation.


13 posted on 01/25/2009 5:57:46 PM PST by MSF BU (++)
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