On another forum i frequent, the issue of the plausibility of zombie fish has come up. I think that one comes down to chemically-induced zombies vs direct-contact transmission zomibes (night of the living dead). I also wonder, if a fish bait company could find a way to sell zombie minnows or zombie crayfish as bait. Real "live bait" eventually dies & becomes less attractive to game fish; zombie bait just keeps on twitching (not to mention the rot/stinkbait appeal).
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Originally Posted by orangello
Real "live bait" eventually dies & becomes less attractive to game fish; zombie bait just keeps on twitching (not to mention the rot/stinkbait appeal).
You just might be on to something there. Quick, call that Charlie of the Sea guy....
Yeah I thought the roadsign zombie prank was awesome. Some people were whining saying "that's so dangerous." I don't see how. I wonder how many people's lives were saved by that sign. Right when someone was about to kill the slow guy in front of them who cut them off, they saw the sign and started laughing, therefore completely forgetting about that so-called crappy driver.
Wow. I never thought I would hear a good reason for a zombie sign. Well done!
I never understood the danger either. Someone dumped cans of paint down a major sign for I-80 in SLC. Even that is mostly inconvenient not dangerous or fuuny for that matter.
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