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Yes, They are called zombies. Best course of action is to take refuge in a shopping mall and lock it down. It worked well back in 1978 for four people until a biker gang raided the place, But it was fun while it lasted!
Mmmm....... chicken hearts and giblets, stewed slowly over a low flame with garlic and rosemary.
That was our cheap comfort food when I was growing up. Now, it's not so cheap.
So is psychosis--I've heard that fantasy land can be fun, at least for the person living there. It's just tough on everyone else to deal with someone with that level of mental illness.
Yes, They are called zombies. Best course of action is to take refuge in a shopping mall and lock it down. It worked well back in 1978 for four people until a biker gang raided the place, But it was fun while it lasted!
Yep, sure. I've eaten heart a few times. Elk and deer, it's actually quite good, especially with peppers and onions.
I am not a fan of that rubbery texture of the heart myself, but I know many who enjoy eating heart, kidneys and even liver.
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Do you believe there are heart-eaters in America right now?
