I’m not so sure that this is actually a “deepfake” production. Joe is looking mighty decrepit lately and that bulging bump on his temple…. Hmmm.
Rule Z – There is never, ever just one zombie.
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Rule Z – 2020 Zombie Prayer
Rule Z – There is never, ever just one zombie.
Rule Z – Take Hormuz Island’s Red Beach Off Your Travel Plans
I may have to give up my collection of Joe Ledger Zombie novels. This Red Beach shit just got too real.
Rule Z – There is never, ever just one zombie.
Rule Z – Fungii Zombie Or Pancake Man
He does sorta look like a bar rush ‘short stack’ at IHOP on a busy Saturday night.
Rule Z – There is never, ever just one zombie.
Rule Z – Used To Be Zombies Were The Only Things To Worry About On Resupply Trips
These ‘Effing Masks Are Getting On My Last Nerve…
Rule Z – There is never, ever just one zombie.
Murder Hornets…!!?? Oh, Nooo’s!!
Some Say The Murder Hornets ‘Bees’ Both a Lethal Threat and a Tasty Treat
The New York Times–Long before the Asian giant hornet began terrorizing the honeybees of Washington State, the ferocious insects posed a sometimes lethal threat to hikers and farmers in the
mountains of rural Japan.
But in the central Chubu region, these insects — sometimes called “murder hornets” — are known for more than their aggression and excruciating sting. They are seen as a pleasant snack and an invigorating ingredient in drinks.
The giant hornet, along with other varieties of wasps, has traditionally been
considered a delicacy in this rugged part of the country. The grubs are often preserved in jars, pan-fried or steamed with rice to make a savory dish called hebo-gohan. The adults, which can be two inches long, are fried on skewers, stinger and all, until the carapace becomes light and crunchy. They leave a warming, tingling sensation when eaten.
Rule Z – Where’s My ‘Effing Zombies?
Rule Z – There is never, ever just one zombie.