Ahh, the morning commute. Coffee, NPR, and… Zombies?! Holy crap! Your mind starts racing: Maybe the zombie apocalypse is upon us… No, probably some studio-funded ARG (Alternate Reality Game)… Wait, what am I thinking? Hackers! Again! YOU RASCALS!
Road signs in Illinois, Indiana, and Texas have mysteriously starting warning motorists of zombies and dinosaurs. Here’s a few examples:
Interstate 255 in Collinsville, Illinois: ”DAILY LANE CLOSURES DUE TO ZOMBIES.”
Hamilton County, Indiana: ”RAPTORS AHEAD — CAUTION.”
Austin, Texas: ”NAZI ZOMBIES! RUN!!!”
If you want to have your own road sign fun, here’s a website that tells you how.
Via Yahoo News
I imagine this would be really funny in any place other than Boston.
If they freaked out about battery powered Mooninites, a warning of zombies could provoke a stoner massacre.
After all, it’s common knowledge that stoners eat babies…
Or was that just Jonathan Swift?
LOL. I forgot about that Mooninite scare in Boston a couple years ago. Man they freaked. I’m surprised they didn’t call in Jack Bauer to disarm ‘em.
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