Yeah I always thought it strange that black men didn't last too long on the show. I really like T-Dog too as well as Sasha's brother. Neither lasted very long.

Well, Morgan is still around (for now). He was in the pilot episode.

Spoiler

 

'Zombie trailers'

http://www.kptv.com/story/35156815/...oad-in-n-portland-neighborhood?autostart=true

 

I'm surprised Spinnaker didn't mention that the original zombie movie, or at least the first to make money, "Night of the Living Dead" was shot north of Pittsburgh. In Evans City, Pa.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Night_of_the_Living_Dead

 

I'm surprised Spinnaker didn't mention that the original zombie movie, or at least the first to make money, "Night of the Living Dead" was shot north of Pittsburgh. In Evans City, Pa.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Night_of_the_Living_Dead

A member of my old church was in that movie.

Former neighbors did work on Romero's home in Florida. He was away and they got to stay in the home while they did the work. When they arrived at the home they found car keys, credit cards and a note. The note was from George and said they should use the cards to treat themselves to dinner each night and to take the new Benz in the garage. They never took him up on that offer. They were happy to be able to stay in his beautiful home complete with screened in pool.

 

North Korean women:

North Korean men:

Things that make you say "Hmmmmm".

 

North Korean women:

North Korean men:

Things that make you say "Hmmmmm".

Difficult when taken out of context isn't it. I assume there was some text with these photos. Like the top one pointing out that North Korea has female solders just like the US. And the bottom one that says all the civilians of the capital city were required to attend the parade in dress clothes and all were given pompoms to shake at specific times. Are you still saying, Humm. For future references, reading the text next to the photos usually helps.

 

Spoiler

SK vs NK women

 

I don't get it. And the gif is REALLY annoying.

 

And the bottom one that says all the civilians of the capital city were required to attend the parade in dress clothes and all were given pompoms to shake at specific times.

What is the penalty for shaking at the wrong time? Or not shaking vigorously enough?

 

What is the penalty for shaking at the wrong time? Or not shaking vigorously enough?

Ever read The Gulag Archipielago?

 

What is the penalty for shaking at the wrong time? Or not shaking vigorously enough?

CNN had a live reporter there, across the street from the Pom Pom shakers - he said the citizens were there (standing) for 5-hours and there was no sign of the parade ending. All shakes were perfectly on cue by a huge crowd.

 

What is the penalty for shaking at the wrong time? Or not shaking vigorously enough?

 

The video asks people to speak up. From the experiences of the German concentration camps speaking up only salves the consciences of the speakers. Physical action is what is needed, not talk. You will only get rid of the North Korean concentration camps by utterly destroying the present regime in North Korea.

 

'Zombie trailers'

http://www.kptv.com/story/35156815/...oad-in-n-portland-neighborhood?autostart=true

http://www.kptv.com/story/35171646/...ilers-in-n-portland-speaks-out?autostart=true

 

http://pilotonline.com/news/militar...cle_bd289dc7-d9bf-5810-ba32-0a55865c9f2a.html

A Navy officer has been charged with hazing and maltreatment for engaging in a pattern of verbal and emotional abuse and taking reprisal against a sailor who asked to stop being called "Charlie Brown," according to court records.
...
The charge sheets indicate the officer told a sailor to carry a "Charlie Brown" cartoon figurine at all times, punched a chair next to a sailor at Baltimore-Washington International Airport and said "I can't believe that (expletive) idiot got an award."

"called him charlie brown? oh the humanity..."

 

http://pilotonline.com/news/militar...cle_bd289dc7-d9bf-5810-ba32-0a55865c9f2a.html


"called him charlie brown? oh the humanity..."

What a generation of snowflakes we now have...

 

What a generation of snowflakes we now have...

Speaking of...

 

Florida

 

Talk about sweet gratitude:

http://www.star-telegram.com/news/local/community/fort-worth/article143864234.html

A generous stranger, identified only as “Mr. Gary,” bought ice cream sandwiches for customers for three hours at the West 7th shop, totaling about $1,000, owner Kory Close said.