May 20, 2014
Currently reading: Zombiecorns I read three chapters without realising it's a girl narrator. :P
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Currently reading: Zombiecorns I read three chapters without realising it's a girl narrator. :P
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The Fifth in our series of vlogs based on John Green's Zombicorn is out!
My nightmares will now forever be haunted by corn eating zombies
How many John Green books have you read? Which is your fave?
I’ve read them all. I love me some John Green. My favourite, like so many others, is clearly Zombiecorns.
(Actually The Fault in Our Stars but come on - ZOMBIECORNS, GUYS)
If asked to pick Zombies or Unicorns...
the general consensus seems to be zombiecorns.
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hi!
1. First impression: I've followed you for the longest and you like my comments on stuff 2. Truth is: We don't talk much. 3. How old do you look: Very unlike a Zombie or a piece of Corn :D. 4. Have you ever made me laugh: Often 5. Have you ever made me mad: Nyet6. Best feature: Your multicolored wardrobe hair and cosplay. 7. Have I ever had a crush on you: Ssssshhh 8. You’re my: Comrade 9. Name in my phone: Nein, no number 10. Should you post this too? Yes, very much so
"See how the hope creeps in? Me and my yets. My ridiculous, quixotic yets."
Zombiecorns, John Green
Zombies
What do you think is more terrifying; super-fast, rabies-like zombies from 28 days later or John Green's 'Zombie-corns' which spread through a non-human source?