Last night a horde of Zombies gathered in Youngstown, Ohio at the B&O Station located at the bottom of the "Mr. Peanut" bridge. The Youngstown police department stormed the area in hopes to contain the horde. At first the police were able to contain the zombies but there were just to many of them. With police sirens blaring, the zombie horde broke the police lines and began slowly crawling up the bridge and descended upon the helpless city. This is the only known video of the walking dead horde.
Happy Halloween
LURKING, IN THE SHADOWS, ON THE GRASSY KNOLL
Wow, scary. Hopefully, the cops were able to apprehend and detain the zombie horde. Some of them were smiling and laughing like they were happy to be zombiefied. Perhaps someday medical science will discover a way to reverse this sad condition.
ReplyDeleteAlas, the police could not contain the horde and the zombies went from bar to bar into the wee hours of the night. Nothing will ever be the same.
ReplyDeleteI don't like it when zombies show up at the bar I'm at. I like it even less than corporal-captain.
ReplyDeleteExplain Corporal-Captain?
ReplyDeleteDon't you remember that episode of M*A*S*H? Or is that show now too old to use as a pop culture reference? Or maybe I'm too old.
ReplyDeleteI remember watching MASH but not that episode.
ReplyDeleteLOTGK--For some reason, Hawkeye was trying to sneak Radar into the Officer's Club, so he placed some Captain's bars on Radar's uniform. When they got into the club, some General(I think) was in there and confronted Radar. Hawkeye stepped in to explain to the General that a new classification, corporal-captain, had just gotten approved. And that's where I got the ----now obscure, apparently :) ---- reference.
ReplyDeleteAhh haa. Got it.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a smaller turn out than last year. What gives dude?
ReplyDeleteMaybe they got the catagion under control. LOL
ReplyDeleteApparently they did. I was disappointed in the turnout, especially with the weather cooperating.
ReplyDeleteYes, the turnout is getting less every year. Perhaps the way they advertise, or total lack of advertising is the reason why. It was disappointing to say the least.
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