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On saturday night, Lodi had their annual Zombie Walk around the downtown area. It was a great night to walk around and take pictures.
Popular culture depictions of zombies have evolved into a relatively consistent archetype generally consistent with the Romero zombie and characterized by the following traits:
• A body comprised of a deceased human body that has subsequently reanimated, usually because of a viral infection incurred in the brain while the body was still living.
• Reduced speed of movement relative to normal humans (however, some recent theatrical depictions of zombies portray them as moving as fast as a healthy human, or even faster). This is possibly due to their decaying muscles (leading to slow movement) or adrenaline (leading to quick movements).
• Increased endurance relative to normal humans; some sources attribute this to removal of normal neurological limits to muscle endurance (e.g., Golgi tendon reflex). This could also mean their inability to feel pain at times, as they are not affected by nerves.
• Profoundly reduced or absent cognitive function - Zombies may have impaired eyesight, hearing or smelling. However, they are known to be attracted by bright lights or loud noises, possibly meaning that they may instead be highly sensitive to them. Some even believe that zombies are attracted to the anything that make noise which is widely supported and seen in films and media like the Walking Dead and even in Night of the Living Dead.
• An insatiable and endless desire to consume living animal flesh, usually human, sometimes favoring brains. Some depicts zombies simply possessing the desire to kill.
• Lack of normal human biological functions such as sleep, digestion,
• Lack of normal human biological requirements such as conventional food, sleep, or even oxygen.
• Supernatural resistance or immunity to traumatic injury of any part of the body except for the brain. This is mainly due to the death of their nerves which makes them unable to experience pain or irritation.
• Vulnerable only to attacks that remove the head or destroy the brain. Some zombies are depicted to also be vulnerable to powerful attacks (crushing of the body, high-caliber shot) which also kills them outright, but the simplest way, still, is to remove the brain.
• Has high aggression and little intelligence and has the some of the traits of a rabid person.
• Ignores or is oblivious of fellow zombies.
• In some depictions zombies can be seen eating each other if there is a lack of humans, as was the case in the video game "Resident Evil Operation Racoon City", however it seems they favor humans as they will stop eating each other should a human get too close.
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Evento - Zombieland
Organização - Carlos Rodrigues Silva
MakeUp - Diana Martins - Fluidesign & Carlos Esteves - Shining Makeup
Colaboradores - João Lamas & Jose Antonio Cavaco
Making of - www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Ajxkm3jfMw
Grupo - www.facebook.com/groups/1574076936177104/";
Fotografia: www.facebook.com/pedromendesdasilvafotografia
5 of my zombie dolls. They are all fleece and with felt accents and buttons. The two on the far left are my favorites. Their names are (from left to right): Dead Edgar, Skull Tully, Scratches, Head Trauma Harry, and Decom-posey.
ZOMBIE was too slow on the attack , drumstick attacked first and was impaled on top of his head. xD
no LEGO ZOMBIE was hurt in this photo shoot, he was just embarrassed.
Bloody zombies!!;) The zombies are naturally game characters and you can actually buy them. If you noticed, I set up a basic site which will be my new playground to push any game art (mostly characters...) to be used by anyone... and yes, it's little, a side project and more shit is coming up...
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31112 AMOC again, Zombie Winnie. If you can't figure out what the piece behind is, that's alright, me either. Who know that piece of limb was called Eeyone, and who know how cruel Winnie is.
First time to make instruction through Stud.Io and this is a funny learning process. Please free feel to have a look, or build with it and comment. Normally, builders who share instruction may worry about some cloned brick brand will use this for making profit, and I think this doesn't apply to me this time.
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Above is a participant of the Louisville Zombie Walk. A person in a zombie costume looks like pure entertainment but there is actually a real world warning tucked into these stories of zombies. Viruses.
There's a good interview on NPR with Max Brooks, author of World War Z. He discusses how the worldwide zombie pandemic that he writes about in his book of fiction is a metaphor for coronaviruses such as SARS. Unlike a realworld coronavirus that can be airborne, in his works of fiction one must be bitten by an infected zombie to obtain the Z-virus. Despite that difference, there is a good reason that the worldwide Z virus pandemic came out of China, he says. (The movie version doesn't have it come from China.) China's desire to suppress truths that are unflattering make the well-connected country ripe to incubate world outbreaks. "This is why I based ‘World War Z’ in China because I was looking back at SARS. This is the exact pattern that happened with SARS," said the novelist and military lecturer. Brooks said we saw the coronavirus coming and could have prevented it. "We as a people, as a nation, were dismantling the systems that were put in place to keep us safe," says Brooks. "We have allowed the ship to rust underneath us."