Throngs of the walking dead filled the streets (perhaps after a night cramming at Robarts) for the Third Annual Zombie Walk on Oct. 23, lurching along in their search for braaaaains until they came to Dundas Square, where a rally for “Mothers Opposing Violence” was taking place. The zombies’ motor functions remained intact enough to […]
Throngs of the walking dead filled the streets (perhaps after a night cramming at Robarts) for the Third Annual Zombie Walk on Oct. 23, lurching along in their search for braaaaains until they came to Dundas Square, where a rally for “Mothers Opposing Violence” was taking place. The zombies’ motor functions remained intact enough to dance
to “Thriller” playing in the square before organizers of the rally pulled the plug.
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