George A Romero, what do you know
Do these undead zombies move fast
Or do they move in slo-mo?
If I wait til 28 days from now will they die naturally
Or if I shoot 'em in the head with a bullet will they go down
They keep comin after me
They're comin after me
Oh, Day of the Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Night of the Living Dead
These zombies are old school, they're living in slo-mo
You just gotta keep your head.
It don't matter where they came from, it could've been a comet
or a blood borne pathogen
Gotta have a zombie to subvert the man
and avoid this mess we're in.



Thanks homie!

Hey we're fairly new to this site and are trying to get our sound out. Check us out, you might like us! -Ryan

Oh dear blaine, the immeasurable guilt we have felt for the fact that your discovery has been our lowest-performing song has at long last been allayed. By the time the sun sets tomorrow, you shall at long last be vindicated, and the bells of all the cities of the world will chime the name of blaine. Tell the village fishermen to prepare eight bushels of their finest mackerel, for soon we rejoice!

Going to interview and photograph Hidari http://www.thesixtyone.com/#/Hidari/ live tomorrow night for a podcast. If you have any questions for them you have about 12 hours to get them to me. (18 if I can find a wifi hotspot for my iTouch or keep my notebook PC batteries alive long enough.) Catch me at puntspeedchunk@gmail.com

日本語での質問やコメントも歓迎します。　宜しくお願いします。

hey b. i am still trying to learn this ui but i like the pop sounds that play for alerts.

Good gravy! Sweet blaine responds mutely, showing his affection with additional bumps. But alas, we have run out of mackerel. Plenty of paint left, though, so red nipples for everyone! And now we will dance in circles and gesticulate wildly, for this is also our tradition.

Blaine discovered Time Travel wa Tanoshi before anyone believed in Hidari. We salute him by throwing mackerel in the air and painting our nipples red, for this is our tradition.