If you eat a zombie, do you become a zombie?
If you eat a zombie, do you become a zombie?
That's the subject to this post, but I actually want an answer, so I posted it again. It's philosophy and shit. School started Monday and I'm going and everything's is fine, but none of that has provided me with knowledge as to whether you could survive out at sea or somewhere else by eating zombies if zombies invaded the world. All the kings horses and al the kings men, but how many of them can bring me my answer?
In other news, I bought a book after judging it by it's cover ("The Town That Forgot How to Breath"), I'm seeing The Wicker Man remake this weekend because I'm a sadist (I saw the original, and it was good, but this remake will probably only give me the satisfaction of seeing the guy from Gone in Sixty Seconds burned alive), I finally finished my Home Movies dvd collection (I've yet to watch season 4 though), and I'm playing GTA Vice City because I forget what year it is.
The Descent is still in theaters, but I kind of want that to stop because then I'll be able to buy the dvd sooner. Pulse is still in theaters, but I want that to stop so that I can start collecting all the reels and burning them so no one has to ever deal with that shit ever again. American remakes of Japanese films seem to only lead me to not want to see the originals because the lonely feelings and isolation of everyone from everyone else, even in a crowded city, doesn't really feel right when set in an American city. Also, they suck awful and aren't scary at all, but that isn't very analitical so much as it's just me being an impatient horror fan who dislikes being ripped off.
That's the subject to this post, but I actually want an answer, so I posted it again. It's philosophy and shit. School started Monday and I'm going and everything's is fine, but none of that has provided me with knowledge as to whether you could survive out at sea or somewhere else by eating zombies if zombies invaded the world. All the kings horses and al the kings men, but how many of them can bring me my answer?
In other news, I bought a book after judging it by it's cover ("The Town That Forgot How to Breath"), I'm seeing The Wicker Man remake this weekend because I'm a sadist (I saw the original, and it was good, but this remake will probably only give me the satisfaction of seeing the guy from Gone in Sixty Seconds burned alive), I finally finished my Home Movies dvd collection (I've yet to watch season 4 though), and I'm playing GTA Vice City because I forget what year it is.
The Descent is still in theaters, but I kind of want that to stop because then I'll be able to buy the dvd sooner. Pulse is still in theaters, but I want that to stop so that I can start collecting all the reels and burning them so no one has to ever deal with that shit ever again. American remakes of Japanese films seem to only lead me to not want to see the originals because the lonely feelings and isolation of everyone from everyone else, even in a crowded city, doesn't really feel right when set in an American city. Also, they suck awful and aren't scary at all, but that isn't very analitical so much as it's just me being an impatient horror fan who dislikes being ripped off.