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Thanksgiving Zombies
| Published 10/24/03

Graphic By: Baudi Ratcliffe-Hollins

Halloween is a time that most people don't mind dealing with the undead. However this has become an increasing stressor on the ecosystem due to the slow of the growth rate for the human brain population. We simply cannot allow zombies to disrupt the natural flow of nature when we let the zombies run loose on Halloween.

Consider the advantages of having two days set aside for zombies. It would ensure that zombies would not over populate the landscapes. Also the zombies would just starve to death after killing all the morons since they would not be able to move swiftly enough to capture suitable human brains. This would also be an excellent way to control the human population since natural selection hasn't been doing the greatest job of sifting the gene pool.

We save up at least half of the zombies and unleash them on Thanksgiving. On this day, Americans are largely immobile since they have consumed pounds of turkey. This means that zombies, whose range of motion appears to be limited to meandering, can be assured to catch humans.

This is the only choice we have left. If you have a good heart and clean soul, you should acknowledge that the genocidal nature of the month of October. Halloween is in October, and Columbus Day is in October. This is not a coincidence. Zombies must be unleashed on Thanksgiving, not only Halloween.



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Name: Shaggy
Year: Alumni
Comments:
Everyday is a good day for a little zombie in my opinion.

Name: Greg
Comments:
Great idea, you've got my support, where's my ribbon? Somebody pissed in the gene pool.

 

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