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You get a t-shirt and an emergency kit!  Be prepared, people!

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A Guy's Guide To Zombies

 The 1950s were known for their ridiculous newsreels (you know, the anti-communist, pro-consumerism propaganda crap). But this one takes the cake — it's a call for humans to join hands with the undead ... 

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How to survive a zombie attack - Let's first explore "what is a zombie?"

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In an update on the Florida “zombie” mystery, there’s a new twist on the possible matchstick that ignited this nationwide story. According to the Miami New Times and Huffington Post, friends and family of Rudy Eugene believe that he wouldn’t take any sort of recreational drug, and was hesitant to even use Tylenol. His girlfriend, who has asked to remain nameless, believes that he was either drugged unknowingly or was put under a Haitian Voodoo curse ...

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Can bath salts contribute to cannibalistic zombie attacks? Whether it's a flesh-eating bacteria or a crazed, bath-salt high man eating someone's face, drug addiction is no laughing matter. Rumored to be more addicting than heroin, those searching for a cheap high have discovered a serious buzz with bath salts and at a very high price. What's the worst that could happen, right? Try anything from amputation to death and maybe even cannibalism ...

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Want to know what’s worse than marijuana? Bath salts. Yes, you read that right. Although, you may not be aware that “bath salts” are a term used for a new recreational drug— and not the stuff you soak in. These chemical stimulants, which are sold on the streets as Bliss, Ivory Wave or Vanilla Sky, are gaining popularity . . . though this recent story just may deter at least a few people from giving these a try ...

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Designer drugs are popping up faster than the average person can keep up, and they often have innocuous sounding names such as Cloud Nine, Ivory Soft, and Vanilla Sky.  

Users smoke, snort, and ingest these drugs to get the same type of high cocaine and LSD deliver.  The alarming fact is that they are completely legal.  Sold as a synthetic powder online and in “head shops” these bath salts have been linked to tragic consequences ...

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Today's Double Feature ...

There's a dangerous new high with bath salts and it's not the bath salt you use when relaxing in the tub! Chemical companies are at it again, this time making a legal chemical marketed as bath salts which creates rapid heartbeat, hallucinations, and even suicidal thoughts. - and - A new study suggests that those perfect dimples might just help you on your SAT test. Findings suggest that physical attractiveness has a significant positive association with intelligence.