>Zombies in general

Yeah, everyone knows zombies from movies and stuff but how was this myth evolve over time?
Are there different stories and mythologies about it?

What do you think about zombies in general?

It is still me lewie but I changed my name to my Xbox live name

This is one of my theories is that a zombie any which does walk on are planet now but if they bite over bugs which bite other bugs until those bugs bite us or animals if they bite animals though they can bite us but it may not work if ants bite us though because we probably not have a virus/parasite coming out of my head but this is one of my theories.

Zonbies if a human get mad cows its the same a 28 day later zombies are possible but not like films they would still be alive but have no nerve endins hence no pain and the last bit of the brain to die would be the part that controls hunger its located at the base of the skull

My favourite apocalyptic war would be against zombies. I don't know why but they trigger some morbid curosity in me. Maybe because I watched too many movies about zombies as as kid, I don't know...

How do you know all this xObsidianReaper?

Zombies are, in fact, real, though not how you would expect. Zombies are a form of taboo that kills a person, then brings them back to life later with a weaker and more decayed mind. The most reported kind of this taboo is the use of zombies as slaves, though who knows what else they are used for. Also, the US military has actually mutated a flu virus and mixed it with rabid, both for a higher infection spread and to make it a killing machine. They, however, soon erased the program and only used the virus in Afghanistan in order to learn more about combating the virus and training certain people in counter zombie operations, mostly at the fire-team level, though sometimes higher. We don't have anything to fear though, because it would be a war crime to use this outside of training to combat it, and the US would have to erase everything related to the program or go to war with the world. The US would probably be brought down before they were able to use it on a major scale, and I doubt that that the US wants that.

I guess people have always been looking for horror stories and stuff to worry about. They have always been afraid of something they don't know. People don't know what happens after death (not for sure), so they are making up stories about the undead.
And then they tell this story to their children and their children tell it to their children and so on and on..