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3/3/13, 06:05 PM
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3/3/13, 06:38 PM
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3/3/13, 07:23 PM
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A Man Just Needs Some....
3/3/13, 07:25 PM
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3/3/13, 07:26 PM
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A Man Just Needs Some....
3/3/13, 10:53 PM
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My wife watches Chiller and Ghost ****ers and Psychic Brats and Paranormal Skanks and assorted other freakiness
on what used to be decent networks: (History, Science Channel, Sci-Fi, The Learning Channel) and she suggested we watch it when it first came on.
I enjoyed it from the start. It's pretty gory at first, but like many things you build up a tolerance quickly.
Pretty soon you'll be observing things like:
"Hey that was a pretty innovative way to lose an eye!" and
"Wow, that tire iron makes a great zombie brain skewer!" or
"Wasn't that armless and noseless Chinese zombie woman on last week?"
I've been told by past interns I hired that the graphic novels (comic books) that it is based on superior though.
3/3/13, 10:58 PM
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A Man Just Needs Some....
It's actually pretty decent.
My wife watches Chiller and Ghost ****ers and Psychic Brats and Paranormal Skanks and assorted other freakiness
on what used to be decent networks: (History, Science Channel, Sci-Fi, The Learning Channel) and she suggested we watch it when it first came on.
I enjoyed it from the start. It's pretty gory at first, but like many things you build up a tolerance quickly.
Pretty soon you'll be observing things like:
"Hey that was a pretty innovative way to lose an eye!" and
"Wow, that tire iron makes a great zombie brain skewer!" or
"Wasn't that armless and noseless Chinese zombie woman on last week?"
I've been told by past interns I hired that the graphic novels (comic books) that it is based on superior though.
My wife watches Chiller and Ghost ****ers and Psychic Brats and Paranormal Skanks and assorted other freakiness
on what used to be decent networks: (History, Science Channel, Sci-Fi, The Learning Channel) and she suggested we watch it when it first came on.
I enjoyed it from the start. It's pretty gory at first, but like many things you build up a tolerance quickly.
Pretty soon you'll be observing things like:
"Hey that was a pretty innovative way to lose an eye!" and
"Wow, that tire iron makes a great zombie brain skewer!" or
"Wasn't that armless and noseless Chinese zombie woman on last week?"
I've been told by past interns I hired that the graphic novels (comic books) that it is based on superior though.
3/3/13, 11:08 PM
#375
I saw about 20 seconds of an episode a while back. Some dude got his fingers cut off and someone else picked them up and started eating them. That was enough for me.
3/4/13, 03:40 AM
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3/5/13, 03:05 AM
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