Do you think there could be a Zombie Apocalypse?

I agree with JonaJ! There has been some reports of zombie cases. However, I think it is plausible!

by chipp

No. I'm completely sure that zombies, along with vampires and all other fictional creatures of the dark are not real and will therefore never take over anything. I mean, the absurdity that the "great undead" could actually take over the world one person at at time is extreme. I think that's why we like them so much, because they are totally unreal and detached from day to day life.

by Sarah Bell

Heh. No, but I find stories about zombies entertaining. It's kind of a safe way of dealing with fears about the actual scary things that could happen to our world (climate change etc.), as well a form of escapism.

by Jennifer Muirhead

I say anything is possible.

by Ivana Katz

If you look hard enough you will find evidence that there already have been two cases.(In America).

by jonaja

That was abuse of crystal meth.

That's what they told everyone....I read a little more on that.And! I found a vid from the FBI.
Plenty of people have been on C-M....and nothing came close to that one.

Several of them did, actually. It causes crazy, crazy badness. As does PCP.

Well we could go back and forth couldn't we....but I will stick with my info. :)

Citation?

Jennifer, look on Google or you can type in your own search, it took me a few hours.I didn't keep any of it after reading...sorry but it is there. :)

Only if you include people who have become zombified by staring at a TV screen for too long. They're unlikely to eat your brains though.

by Bryony Harrison

I agree!

I sometimes feel like a zombie after I pulled a late nighter - however anything is possible! It does make you question the possibilities!

by dream

Sometimes I think that we are all zombies when walking around doing groceries. Must be something about the lights or something! LOL

by Road Runner

I read an article that the us government have a zombie apocalypse plan in order if it ever happens. Apparently

by Rich Nicolls