Ted: Agreed. But armed and clothed is still better, with the exception you’ve cited of course.
-GRIN-
Dorito Monk: There ya go, an aspect of this I had entirely failed to consider. Sort of an “undead beautification program”. Worth some further exploration I think.
Hot brass? Nah… “exposed danglies” speaks to me more than hot brass does. I don’t mind ducking and weaving through the undead, it beats heavy lifting, but throw the possibility that some zombie may snag my naughty bits and I’m suddenly less keen on ever venturing out of the house.
Patrick: You’re right. It is Rupert Everett, the movie is “Dellamorte Dellamore” or “Cemetary Man”. Review is “in progress”, expect to see it up here soon.
Theodore: True, but his was more of a “plan for being dead” program, where I was considering a sort of generalized “beautify the zombocalypse” program, maybe some government funding would apply?
Actually, I would put armed above clothed. It’s also particularly not relevant to be clothed if you’re a bosom lady.
Motivational, and educational, too!
I would agree, better to hide your filthy bodies, because, in the event you should become undead, no-one wants to see a nekkid zombie.
Ted: Agreed. But armed and clothed is still better, with the exception you’ve cited of course.
-GRIN-
Dorito Monk: There ya go, an aspect of this I had entirely failed to consider. Sort of an “undead beautification program”. Worth some further exploration I think.
Of course you wear clothes. The two words “Hot brass” are all of the explanation you need…
Hot brass? Nah… “exposed danglies” speaks to me more than hot brass does. I don’t mind ducking and weaving through the undead, it beats heavy lifting, but throw the possibility that some zombie may snag my naughty bits and I’m suddenly less keen on ever venturing out of the house.
I don’t know who the nekkid guy holding the gun is but he looks a lot like Rupert Everett. What movie is the still from Mon?
I believe Mike was exploring the advantages of wearing certain apparel, when you are undead, or to become undead.
Patrick: You’re right. It is Rupert Everett, the movie is “Dellamorte Dellamore” or “Cemetary Man”. Review is “in progress”, expect to see it up here soon.
Theodore: True, but his was more of a “plan for being dead” program, where I was considering a sort of generalized “beautify the zombocalypse” program, maybe some government funding would apply?