2005 RICHMOND ZOMBIE WALK
this looks like it was a lot of fun and it was right down the road from sar at the carytown mall.
(it was supposed to be at short pump but the zombies were told they would be arrested if they went to short pump. I guess they are a bunch of uptight stiffs at short pump.)
you should have gone sar...I am sure it would have been a lot of fun to watch even if you didn't want to participate.
I think next year I am coming down for this sar and I will be dressed as a zombie!
who's in?
posted by M. Martin at 11:32 PM
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Channeling Julia Child, one recipe at a time
She may have mastered the art of French cooking, but don't call amateur cook-turned-author Julie Powell a foodie.
fiction is very important to remember when writing anything these days.
Beat 'em or burn 'em. They go up real good.
I wish it were closer ... me and mine would go!
I've actually only been to Carrytown once in the year + that I've been living in the Richmond area. I do recall some interesting characters there though.
I have however been to Short Pump a lot. A whole lot as Strider well knows. So what are you saying Strider, I'm an uptight stiff? At least my spouse doesn't think I look like a zombie when I wake up; oh nevermind the fact he doesn't see me when I wake up because he's already left for work! ;)
All we have are GOP zombies here...
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For the record, you could say I'm a Zombie fan. I love More Human Than Human! Damn, I see Gabriel already commented; I know he'd get it.
I met Rob Zombie some time ago; he was very cool. We chatted for awhile. His taste in movies is better than his taste in music, generally. It's funny--he doesn't listen to anything that sounds like the sort of music that he makes.
But his Hellbilly Deluxe tour with Fear Factory was one of the best shows I've ever been to. Great stuff!
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Gabriel - Very cool! Okay, spill - what does Rob Zombie listen to?
My wife's cousin participated in this. He invited me to go, but I had to pass what with the impending baby and all.
He said it was tons of fun, and that the Carytown shop owners really got into it. Some ran outside their stores and screamed in horrow at the zombie onslaught.
ha ha I love it.
Rob likes old punk rock and psychobilly records. Stuff like Misfits, The Cramps, Screamin Jay Hawkins, etc.
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Ah...the Zombie Walk! Awesome. I grew up in Virginia...and I love zombie flicks...makes me so homesick! I'd eat brains to catch Gwar live again ;-)
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