Yes. We have on the best authority that Generalissimo Francisco Franco is, in fact, still dead. Back to you, Jane.
Good news for Sci Fi fans, Dick. A Star Trek marathon on channel One.
At ten: While Spock and McCoy argue, Captain Kirk saves the universe.
At eleven: While Dr. McCoy and Kirk argue, Spock saves the universe.
And at midnight, while Kirk, Spock and McCoy argue, a giant ice cream cone eats the universe.
Undead finds a way.
I didn’t say that. I also didn’t not say that. In fact, this discussion never happened.
I would like to add that creating a vast hoard of Mussolini zombie clones would be the height of reckless irresponsibility.
Especially if you leave the accelerated growth unchecked.
Gonna need a lot of lamp posts.
Considering that this is a thread about zombies, that is hardly reassuring news.
Our esteemed colleague, Dr. H. West, Re, ZhD relates he also did not have a discussion. His research in Canada was enlightening. He sends his regards.
but the trains would always be on time
I believe you have the wrong deceased dictator.
A fat lot of good the CDC did in the Walking Dead!
No, it was Mussolini who allegedly made the trains run on time.
My cite: Lenny Briscoe of Law & Order who wouldn’t allow the subway trains to run until the investigation into a death on the tracks was complete, despite the continuing protests of a subway official.
When the investigation was complete, Briscoe turned to the official and said, “It’s all yours, Benito.” (Law & Order had the best writers on TV.)
And, of course, Snopes.
. . . Mussolini needed to convince the people of Italy that fascism was indeed a system that worked to their benefit. Thus was born the myth of fascist efficiency, with the train as its symbol.
That Mussolini - what a card!
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My cite: Lenny Briscoe of Law & Order who wouldn’t allow… [etc]…
Zombie Jerry Orbach would awesome.
here is a link to the “how to” or maybe “how it was”
a tad squirmy :- food for thought - whoops a pun!