Aim for the head.

Posted by Metz on February 12th, 2009.

Zombies. Are You Ready?

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11 Responses to “Aim for the head.”

  1. My Babies Have Tails Says:

    Braaaaainsss… *omnomnom*

  2. Metz Says:

    you know though, the more I look at it that woman looks like a vampire.

  3. Metz Says:

    And WHY is she carrying a wagon wheel?

  4. LolHeathen Says:

    You’re right, she IS carrying a wagon wheel.

  5. Metz Says:

    Strange, I’ve got deja vu on this pic and convo. I’ll be so embarrased if it’s been done alredy and I’ve already said the same thing.

    Also, I dunno why but it (the site) isn’t remembering me although I’ve asked it nicely to. :-(

  6. LolHeathen Says:

    eh, whatever. We’re just shy of a thousand entries, it’s not noticeable. :)

  7. reynard61 Says:

    Metz Says: “And WHY is she carrying a wagon wheel?”

    This might answer your question.

  8. LolHeathen Says:

    so what, it’s for any toddlers they come across?

  9. Metz Says:

    Oh so she’s possibly St. Catherine?
    I see. Man, what a way to go.
    Here I just thought the Zombies had attacked a wagon train. ;-)
    thanks for the info Reynard!

  10. Katillac Says:

    Whoa, thanks for the link, Reynard. I never knew that. I remember a band by that name, but didn’t realise it had anything to do with something so gruesome.

    Kinda ruins my thought of the wheel being for a road trip. Really bad joke anyway.

    Caffeine. I need some.

  11. reynard61 Says:

    “Oh so she’s possibly St. Catherine?”

    It’s not unusual to see some sort of iconography (an animal or object) go along with a particular Saint. The four Gospeleers had theirs (Matthew=Angel, Mark=Winged Lion, Luke=Winged Ox, John=Eagle), St. Peter=Keys (symbolic of his job as the guardian of the gates of Heaven), St. Sebastian=Arrow (the means of his martyrdom), etc. The lore behind it is actually pretty fascinating.

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