Educational Zombie Dreams: What I Learned…
by Chad Savage on Apr.08, 2009, under Musings, WTF
So here’s what I learned from the epic (and genuinely horrifying) zombie holocaust dream I had last night:
- Whenever it’s possible, run. Staying and fighting gives more zombies a chance to show up.
- Secure the bodies of the people that just got killed by zombies, even if you’re still dealing with those zombies, ’cause if you don’t, in a minute, there’ll be a couple more zombies.
- Everything is a weapon if you hit the zombie hard enough with it. In the face. Repeatedly. I killed one with an old metal 3-hole paper puncher.
- Basement or upstairs? Upstairs. You can destroy a staircase and find a way down later; you can’t get out of a basement. Ben had that right in NOTLD.
- Zombies that have been dead for awhile come apart easier than you’d think; even their jaws. Grab a piece and yank. Repeat until the zombie is… ineffective.
- Don’t let your child out of your sight EVEN. FOR. A. SECOND.
- If new people show up, let them in if you can. They might be able to help.
- If new people show up surrounded by zombies only a few feet away… too bad for them. Better them than you.
- When the guys in lab coats and biohazard suits show up, things might have just gotten worse.
- If you see a dinosaur in the distance, relax. You’re just dreaming.














