A dismal appearance: Generally, most zombie clothing is simply what the person was wearing when he was alive, just more raggedy.
Bouts with insomnia: Zombies often stay up for days lurching for brains.
Changes in mobility: Zombies lack coordination and move with a slow, shambling gait.
Difficulties in communication: Most zombies are lousy conversationalists and their comments are generally limited to grunts and moans -- if the lungs are even intact.
General skin decomposition, including small outbreaks of flesh-eating bacteria and parasites in the early stages of zombification.
Little or no emotional baggage: Austin said this is one of the few benefits of being a zombie, but he says having no concept of right and wrong may result in sudden behavioral changes.
Little or no memory.
Bulletproof from the neck down.
A sudden craving for brains.
You recently died.
New guide book published
I guess this guide would be useful if you didn't pay attention to "The Zombie Survival Guide" by Max Brooks
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