Lilyruths "This and that friendly cottage": US college ready for flesh-eating zombie attack

October 1, 2009

US college ready for flesh-eating zombie attack

What a better story for Halloween then this one. I hope you all find it interesting and Happy Halloween. Be Safe and be sure to check your kids candies before they eat it...

GAINESVILLE, Florida - No one expects a zombie apocalypse. But the University of Florida is making sure officials are ready for a night of the living dead, just in case.

The school has a plan for responding to the undead on its Web site among outlines for dealing with hurricanes and pandemics.

The exercise lays out how university officials would respond to attacks by "flesh-eating, apparently life impaired individuals." It notes that a zombie outbreak might include "documentation of lots of strange moaning."
A University of Florida spokesman says the exercise was written by an employee at the school's academic technology office to "add a little bit of levity" to disaster preparation discussions.
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On The Net: Zombie Attack, Disaster Preparedness Simulation Exercise
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2 comments:

Brochure Printing said...: Zombie that attack and eat flesh will soon show up? How exciting is that!; 10/02/2009
121 Live Asian said...: It is not at all exciting for me. I do not found it interesting or exciting.; 10/05/2009

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