When was the last time you got to enjoy a nice walk with friends with left over dinner brains dangling from your chin? It’s been a while hey?
The Adelaide Zombie Walk is an incredibly important event for zombies and non-zombies alike. The unifying outing leaves all those other walks and fun runs for dead. Why? Because it facilitates understanding. What has been missing for so long in the human/zombie relationship is communication. Sure, zombie language might be limited to "muubbllaeeerrghhains" and the odd "arrrgggrarar!" – but with the chance for honest dialogue and patience we can live, and walk, as one.
It is time to come together, talk, drink and take a short stroll. What could possibly go wrong?
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goods
Holloway EyewearTurning recycled products into sunglasses that wouldn’t look out of place on either runways or laneways, Holloway prove you don’t...
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Victoria Street Vintage BikesOff the shelf bikes are great when it comes to reliability – stories of eBay ‘bargains’ that fall apart on the first ride or...
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watch
Flickerfest 2012The international arm of this year’s Flickerfest tour showcases a worldly grasp of finesse and lingering. In an artform where every second...
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An interview with YuckJonny Rogoff is chill guy from New Jersey (here’s a video of him appreciating art). Three years ago Jonny was living in the Israeli desert...
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Li Gang, ‘in the grey scale’ ...Li Gang does all sorts of stuff – sculpture, painting, drawing, photography. His upcoming show at the aEaf, in the grey scale, is a touring...
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Tell Mum Everything Is Ok issue #5Publishers of Tell Mum Everything Is OK, Editions FP&CF, call it a “participative fanzine.” That’s only slightly less...