Mona Lisa before Full Moon
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Looks like everyone is geared up for Season 4 in October?...Ever wanted them to release a 2 hours special?..lol
waiting in anticipation for the next round of eps!
Originally posted by M-avenue:Looks like everyone is geared up for Season 4 in October?...Ever wanted them to release a 2 hours special?..lol
That will be great!
Originally posted by fretfulfrieda:waiting in anticipation for the next round of eps!
Zombie rules!
How to escape from zombie?? Just get jiggy with it...
Heeehaaaa....Zombies had gone Western
GallowWalkers
Watch Trailer Here;
Anyone bought the walking dead series toys? Such as this http://www.toywiz.com/funkorickgrimes.html
Originally posted by M-avenue:Anyone bought the walking dead series toys? Such as this http://www.toywiz.com/funkorickgrimes.html
LOL...Merle is a bad ass, yet his toy look like boy next door.
My Fav.....Micchone walking two zombies. That scene left a deep impression.
I have watched this show and i love it. This is awesome show.
jhombies.
damn scary.
Anyone watched the chinese version of walking dead...hehe: æ®å±�é�“é•·...
I did watch..
If the zombies were like anything in world War z, this drama wouldn't make it past 2nd season.
NANNING, China - China has been hit by another food scandal, this time involving chicken feet frozen for nearly half a century.
Police in Nanning, capital of the Chinese autonomous region of Guangxi, said they confiscated more than 20 tonnes of low-quality, long-expired chicken feet from a meat warehouse last Friday, Xinhua news agency said.
Most of the chicken feet - some as old as 46 years - were illegally imported through border cities like Fangchenggang, said Mr Li Jianmin from the city's public security bureau.
The products contain huge amounts of bacteria and blood. Importers typically soak them in banned food addictive hydrogen peroxide to extend their shelf life.
Huge profits of up to 15,000 yuan (S$3,100) a tonne are the main reason behind the rampant underground business, Mr Li said.
Some netizens have coined a new term - jiangshi fengzhao, or zombie chicken feet - to vent their outrage, Xinhua reported.
The walking dead session 3 will be broadcast on Channel 5 this saturday 20-7-2013 : http://entertainment.xin.msn.com/en/tv/channel-5/programmes/Scary Scary Sat
A patient has written a disturbing account of life with condition which makes him think he is dead - and how he spends his days in graveyards as it is ‘the closest I could get to death.’
The man, identified only as Graham, woke up nine years ago utterly convinced that he was no longer alive even though he was still breathing.
Doctors diagnosed him with Cotard’s Syndrome, which is also known as ‘Walking Corpse Syndrome’ because it makes people think they have turned into zombies.
But Graham did not believe them and kept insisting that his brain was dead because he had bizarrely fried it in the bath.
He lost interest in smoking, he didn’t bother speaking and stopped eating as there was ‘no point because I was dead.’
Only through months of therapy and treatment was he able to overcome the condition and live anything approaching a normal life.
Cotard’s Syndrome is among the most rare diseases in the world and it is thought that it affects just a few hundred people at any one time.
It is linked to depression and comes in a variety of forms including some who feel that their limbs are no longer functioning.
Other patients with Cotard’s have died of starvation because they feel they don’t need to eat any more or burned themselves with acid as they want to be free from what they feel is dead flesh.
Writing in the New Scientist magazine, Graham, who is from Britain, tells how his doctors was baffled so referred him to neurologists Adam Zeman at the University of Exeter and Steven Laureys at the University of Liège in Belgium.
Mr Laureys said: ‘It's the first and only time my secretary has said to me: 'It's really important for you to come and speak to this patient because he's telling me he's dead.''
At the time Graham was being looked after by his family because his illness had gotten so bad.
He said: ‘I didn't want to face people. There was no point.'
‘I didn't feel pleasure in anything. I used to idolise my car, but I didn't go near it. All the things I was interested in went away.'
‘I lost my sense of smell and my sense of taste. There was no point in eating because I was dead. It was a waste of time speaking as I never had anything to say.'
‘I didn't even really have any thoughts. Everything was meaningless.’
The hair on his legs fell out and he stopped brushing his teeth so they turned black - making him look even more dead.
Graham said: ‘I just felt really damn low. I had no other option other than to accept the fact that I had no way to actually die. It was a nightmare.’
The nadir was when he felt compelled to go to his local cemetery as he thought he would fit in.
He said: ‘I just felt I might as well stay there. It was the closest I could get to death. The police would come and get me, though, and take me back home.'
Cases of Cotard’s Syndrome date back to 1788 but it was formally identified by French neurologist Jules Cotard in 1880.
Among the handful of cases over the years was a 53-year-old woman in New York who in 2008 claimed that she stank like rotting fish because she was dead.
She asked her family to take her to the morgue so she could be with the other dead, but they called her an ambulance and she recovered after a month of treatment.
Graham’s recovery started with scans which found that levels of activity in parts of his brain were so low they were more consistent with somebody in a vegetative state.
The affected parts of the frontal and parietal brain are important for consciousness and key to our sense of self.
Mr Laureys said: ‘I've been analysing (brain) scans for 15 years and I've never seen anyone who was on his feet, who was interacting with people, with such an abnormal scan result.'
‘Graham's brain function resembles that of someone during anaesthesia or sleep. Seeing this pattern in someone who is awake is quite unique to my knowledge.’
After his own regime of therapy and drugs, Graham too is on the road to recovery.
He said that he is not really back to normal but can go out of the house on his own and ‘feels a lot better’ than he was.
He said: ‘I don't feel that brain-dead any more. Things just feel a bit bizarre sometimes.'
‘I'm not afraid of death. But that's not to do with what happened – we're all going to die sometime. I'm just lucky to be alive now.’
Walking Dead is.. awesome.
2 more episodes to season finale !!!
What's ahead for Walking Dead Season 4 : http://io9.com/when-will-the-governor-return-whats-ahead-for-walking-852309462
Having zombie friends over for dinner?
My Mummie is a zombie
In celebration of the Walking Dead’s return : http://seemikedraw.com.au/in-celebration-of-the-walking-deads-return
Originally posted by M the name:In celebration of the Walking Dead’s return : http://seemikedraw.com.au/in-celebration-of-the-walking-deads-return