ZOMBIES

icburns · January 4, 2013

bflefc said:
No, but thanks for the heads-up. Just checked it out on imdb and will order from Amazon right away.

Billy Connolly is just as unintelligible as a zombie, as it turns out. A very quaint film though.

AmericanBlue · January 4, 2013

ijjysmith said:
Hi AmericanBlue,

You might be interested in this from a while ago:

http://www.grandoldteam.com/forum/threads/44895-The-miami-quot-Zombie-quot?highlight=Zombies

IT'S A DIFFERENT ARTICLE IJJY!!!

ijjysmith · January 4, 2013

AmericanBlue said:
IT'S A DIFFERENT ARTICLE IJJY!!!

I just thought you might be interested.

Seamus Colemole · January 4, 2013

I'm sure I've read this before and its all a load of bollocks.

blaggerblue · January 4, 2013

icburns said:
Have you seen Fido? Probably my favourite zombie movie.

Deadgirl is my favourite, Very dark, very funny.

EFCNIK · January 4, 2013

Azzurri said:
What were you saying?

Koff you. Clearly a joke. Am I not allowed to take the piss without 'dats we'll ironic u accusin davek ov b in a troll'.

Summerskin · January 4, 2013

Deleted member 28206 · January 4, 2013

Tubey said:
That's possibly the saddest thing I've ever read

So sad.

Phenom · January 4, 2013

If true, that's terrible for the family.

Bluesaint · January 4, 2013

deathbyropeandglass said:
I'm sure I've read this before and its all a load of bollocks.

I think you're right, this was around in the summer and I'm certain it was a hoax/urban myth/etc

Del · January 4, 2013

Sad if true but cant see it some how

Reminds me of the reason we say "Dead ringer"

related to an old English fear that you might be buried alive. After exhuming a number of coffins and finding scratch marks on the inside of 1 in 25 of them, it was realised that many people were not quite dead when they were buried. Cemetaries started tying a string around the wrist of the corpse which was attached to a bell on top of the grave. If the bell rang, the graveyard employees had to dig it up and find out whether there was anyone alive in it. They even had to employ someone to stay there all night and listen for bells (thus the phrase 'graveyard shift').

EFCNIK · January 4, 2013

I dont know what's worse. Waking up buried, or waking up just before you're about to be incinerated.

**** both of them. Im getting frozen.

AmericanBlue · January 4, 2013

ijjysmith said:
I just thought you might be interested.

My apologies.....

Seamus Colemole · January 4, 2013

Del said:
Sad if true but cant see it some how

Reminds me of the reason we say "Dead ringer"

related to an old English fear that you might be buried alive. After exhuming a number of coffins and finding scratch marks on the inside of 1 in 25 of them, it was realised that many people were not quite dead when they were buried. Cemetaries started tying a string around the wrist of the corpse which was attached to a bell on top of the grave. If the bell rang, the graveyard employees had to dig it up and find out whether there was anyone alive in it. They even had to employ someone to stay there all night and listen for bells (thus the phrase 'graveyard shift').

GROUCHO!

I'm pretty sure thats bollocks and the great fact man has said so before about it on here.

ToffeeMark · January 4, 2013

when they buried sailers at sea, they stitched them inside their hammocks. before sending them over the side into the sea. The last stitch was thru the nose to make sure they were dead.