Guess what today is!

by VorJack

That’s right, it’s ZOMBIE DAY!

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30 Responses to Guess what today is!

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  3. Elemenope says:

    Epic win.

  4. Siberia says:

    ZOMBIE DAY!
    Happy Zombie Jesus, folks!

  5. Offred says:

    Happy Zombie day all

  6. Elemenope says:

    And to all the Christians on Facebook who believe that spellcheckers are of the devil, ‘Resurrection’ has one ‘s’. One. Three ‘r’s, one ‘s’.

    My goodness. I need some chocolate.

  7. Custador says:

    CLASSIC!!!!! What more could any good Christian boy want on Zombie Day that to go on an Easter Egg hunt and find a corpse! LOL!

  8. Roger says:

    Funny how that particular story doesn’t appear to be corroborated by any historical evidence whatsofreakin’ever. Gee, a bunch of zombies appear after the crucifixion of a zealot–not only that, they walk around and are seen by people. How the hell does THAT not wind up in the histories of the Roman Empire? And for all the zombieists running around citing Josephus and Tacitus, note: they don’t mention one word about dead bodies running around Jerusalem.

  9. Nice! Happy Easter to all Zombie Christians! Happy April 4th to Atheists!

  10. trj says:

    This leaves the question, if a zombie bites you, should you turn the other cheek?

  11. 3lifish says:

    I was happy to wish all atheists a happy holiday on their only holiday 3 days ago, so thank you for you wish on one of mine.

  12. LRA says:

    tee hee hee!!!! :P

  13. MarkD says:

    If only George Romano had directed “The Passion of the Christ”.

  14. sir jorge says:

    that’s really cool

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