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Being undead no excuse for ignoring parking rules in downtown Boston
By adamg on Thu, 06/20/2024 - 10:13pm
Seems there's only so far you can go to replicate post-apocalyptic Manhattan on the streets of Lowell, so the producers of The Walking Dead were setting up some props for filming in downtown Boston today, like at High and Congress. A roving UHub photographer couldn't help but note that a BTD employee ticketed a zombiemobile.
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A seasoned investigator who's
A seasoned investigator who's witnessed parades and i other gatherings intended to be joyful turn into mass casualties and disaster caused by a driver of something like this would order a military tank to block it. But instead, it's just a distraction from the shooter blending in with the crowd and standing on the corner across the street. Yeah. Fuck that. Too damn hot and armpit funky to venture anywhere.
Mmm, word salad
Mmm, word salad
Chat GPT
*Gone*Wild*
I think what this OP is
I think what this OP is trying to say is...
...huh, I have no idea, except for the two sentences, which I understand and agree with 100%.
Which two?
The "Yeah. Fuck that." ones?
Last two, I meant to say.
Last two, I meant to say. Fuck that, too damn hot, armpit, etc.
Zombies have to follow parking regulations, too
Being undead is not an excuse.
Should have left it parked it in a Silver
Line bus lane. No danger of ever getting ticketed there.
I have my doubts
I can't imagine that this prop car has a valid license plate that a ticket could be written to so I don't see how BTD would even complete it.
Imagination as evidence
I try not to reach conclusions based on what I can imagine, as I have a pretty active imagination.