Social Media videos of “zombies” as hundreds of bodies discovered in South Korea - Marshal Law Declared

[Spyglass]

Guys, I think this is it. They are saying the bodies they found are going missing the next day, and they have bites out of them. The doors of the morgue fridges are all….twisted open. Like something broke out.

If zombies get past the demilitarized zone in the north, China is next… then all of Asia.

I think we gotta bug out guys.

 

[Loadstain]

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[Librarylady]

I hear Busan is still safe -- when does the last train leave?

 

[WSSF]

Now, let's not start any wild rumors about Korean Zombies. I am sure that there is a perfectly sound explanation for seeing what appears to be dead people walking around and acting up.

I spent several years in South Korea about a half-century ago. I believe this is a simple case of too much Kimchi while mixing Makgeolli with Johnny Walker Red Lable. This would explain the stiff unsteady gate and smell of death.

 

[Torch]

Now, let's not start any wild rumors about Korean Zombies. I am sure that there is a perfectly sound explanation for seeing what appears to be dead people walking around and acting up.

I spent several years in South Korea about a half-century ago. I believe this is a simple case of too much Kimchi while mixing Makgeolli with Johnny Walker Red Lable. This would explain the stiff unsteady gate and smell of death.

It’s a Soju nightmare!
“Relax OB ok.”

 

[WSSF]

It’s a Soju nightmare!
“Relax OB ok.”

OMG, Soju! AKA brain remover.

 

[Publius]

OMG, Soju! AKA brain remover.

Is that like Absinthe?

 

[Librarylady]

Is that like Absinthe?

It's like a cross between vodka and wine coolers. It's not as strong as vodka but much stronger than wine and comes in flavors like watermelon, peach, etc. It goes down easily and packs a kick.

 

[WSSF]

It's like a cross between vodka and wine coolers. It's not as strong as vodka but much stronger than wine and comes in flavors like watermelon, peach, etc. It goes down easily and packs a kick.

It's one of those drinks that fools you into thinking, " I can drink this entire bottle," and then you disappear for a few days.

 

[Publius]

It's one of those drinks that fools you into thinking, " I can drink this entire bottle," and then you disappear for a few days.

Oh the alcohol content is not regulated stringently
Seen that before.

 

[Torch]

It's like a cross between vodka and wine coolers. It's not as strong as vodka but much stronger than wine and comes in flavors like watermelon, peach, etc. It goes down easily and packs a kick.

40 years ago they were not to particular about the content, and the hangovers were exquisitely painful.

You’d get puffy and maybe even a little grey looking and you could feel the air molecule striking your sunglasses. It was cheap. It went down easy and the next day it kicked like a mule!

 

[Publius]

40 years ago they were not to particular about the content, and the hangovers were exquisitely painful.

You’d get puffy and maybe even a little grey looking and you could feel the air molecule striking your sunglasses. It was cheap. It went down easy and the next day it kicked like a mule!

That’s because it’s toxic to the human body

 

[Publius]

That’s because it’s toxic to the human body

Like the difference between good scotch and cheap bourbon.
Never had a hangover from a good Scotch
Don’t even get me started on Canadian whiskey.

 

[WSSF]

40 years ago they were not to particular about the content, and the hangovers were exquisitely painful.

You’d get puffy and maybe even a little grey looking and you could feel the air molecule striking your sunglasses. It was cheap. It went down easy and the next day it kicked like a mule!

Yes, sir! I remember the mule kick. My favorite pastime was chasing the girls downtown then feasting on a plate of Yaki Mandu, and washing it down with a bottle of Oscar. Then jumping on the last bus back to base before the 2200 hr curfew.

 

[NuclearID]

Canadian whiskey

some of the most awful stuff next to anything named Fleischmann. Crap could run my ship or car. Lmao

 

[Spyglass]

some of the most awful stuff next to anything named Fleischmann. Crap could run my ship or car. Lmao

Tried a 10 year aged Canadian single malt once, tasted like it was a 10 minute whiskey.

 

[Publius]

Tried a 10 year aged Canadian single malt once, tasted like it was a 10 minute whiskey.

Homemade white lightening is better than some of that stuff. White lightening is exactly what you get from the first sip. Thus you treat it with respect from the first sip.

 

[Torch]

feasting on a plate of Yaki Mandu, and washing it down with a bottle of Oscar.

All that plus Ondol haze during the winter in ville, with “Combat Sized” OB are things I forgot.

 

[GBS61]

Tried a 10 year aged Canadian single malt once, tasted like it was a 10 minute whiskey.

Whiskey with a human toe is excellent.

Au Canada, pourquoi sert-on le whisky avec un orteil humain?

Eh oui! Au Canada, on sert le whisky avec un orteil humain. Nous ne sommes pourtant pas le 1er avril! Cette affaire d'orteil dans des verres de whisky canadiens est une spécialité du Downtown Hotel de Dawson City au Yukon. Le Downton Hotel © CBCCe bar au centre de la petite ville de 1800 habit

www.rcinet.ca

 

[Publius]

What’s that white liquor they make in SE Asia that supposedly has a snake in it? Used to be a big with snake eaters.

I ate thee worm out of two bottles of Mescal over a long weekend. Lord I was lucky I didn’t go to jail.