That just sounds like bullshit to me. I can't picture any mechanism whereby a virus could restart bodily functions enough to get a person mobile after genuine death. If it's not complete crap, I'd be willing to bet the people don't actually die, but rather go catatonic or something, and then pull out of it violently.
Sounds suspicious to me, at any rate. Maybe I'm just hoping it's not true, though...
Well, my zombie contingency plan is to take out the girl upstairs and take her apartment. But there will have to be a reliable US occurence for me to put that plan into action.
And the sign in the picture is for a town in Lebanon, and the alt text for the image is "Lebanese army commandos move into Anjar after the withdrawal of Syrian troops," and the rest of the page is in reference to South(west) Asia, rather than the Asia-Pacific region, which is where Cambodia is...
But what fun is a fake website if you don't believe it?
I believe that webpage has been around for several months. It's actually pretty convincing, but becomes suspect upon close inspection. All reservations about the subject matter aside, that second paragraph would be spiked by any responsible editor for being a run-on sentence. Heck, I even had problems with "culprit."
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Sounds suspicious to me, at any rate. Maybe I'm just hoping it's not true, though...
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But what fun is a fake website if you don't believe it?
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I'm sure the chick upstairs from me appreciates it.
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Pretend they didn't ruin it!
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Not in Michigan you can't...
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I wanna see some real live...er dead zombies!!
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*pouts* I suck.
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http://www.snopes.com/humor/iftrue/zombies.asp
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I thought Journalfen was my crowning acheivement, but I was wrong!