Seems appropriate, given the upcoming Indy novel. (A book for which Bobbe was, to quote the acknowledgment, my resident zombi authority. When you come to the goriest sequence in the book? Don't blame me, it was Bobbe ...)
Thanks, Old Man. But it must be said, here and now:
Both Indiana Jones and the Zombi mythos have a reputation for gore.
I would be doing a disservice to both the shambling undead and the Fedora hero to falter at the alter after such a high-set precedence. The way I see it, I had a duty to perform. Honor was at stake.
Oh, and if I didn't mention it before...Thank you for letting me be a part of the two finest things in my life: Dead people and bullwhips.
Vegetarian zombie -- "It's cauliflower. Not brains, cauliflower. Grayish pink cauliflower. Who you lookin' at?"
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ReplyDeleteThanks, Old Man. But it must be said, here and now:
Both Indiana Jones and the Zombi mythos have a reputation for gore.
I would be doing a disservice to both the shambling undead and the Fedora hero to falter at the alter after such a high-set precedence. The way I see it, I had a duty to perform. Honor was at stake.
Oh, and if I didn't mention it before...Thank you for letting me be a part of the two finest things in my life: Dead people and bullwhips.