if you are interested in zombies or zombie survial...

I'm working on a Zombie film series. You can check it out via FaceBook here:

The Last Broadcast on FaceBook

or the Trailer on YouTube:

The Last Broadcast Trailer

You may just want a shotgun but and AR, sidearm, shotgun, flame thrower and 2 machetes are required for survival. Oh’ and a fast armored truck.

It feels like zombie apocalypse in Seattle today. What's with the whole town taking off for Presidents' Day? I mean, I get the Washington connection, but no one took off in Missouri for Truman's Day except the government.

Please travel and see "The Mystery Spot" in Santa Cruz, CA. You need to see the Mystery Spot.

matthew wrote:That's odd -- I've never been to Santa Cruz, but I've been to "Mystery Hill" in Michigan's Irish Hills. Here's some Flickr user's photo:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bargal/165709066/

I thought Mystery Hill was unique in defying Newton's laws. I am extremely surprised to learn that the gravitational anomalies I saw there would manifest in more than one place. Santa Cruz must have similar geological formations, maybe with some magnetic minerals in the rock. I can't think of any other way to explain it.

It's classic misdirection by sloping the floor and ceiling while making the outside look normal. I haven't been to any of these places but the Seattle Pacific Science Center has a long sloped walkway that does this effect.

http://www.sandlotscience.com/MysterySpots/Mystery_Spots_1.htm
At the bottom they list both of these places and more.

EDIT: I just realized you were probably being sarcastic, oh well.

I know not of these mystery places you guys are talking about, but I have been to the ANTI-GRAVITY HOUSE of San Marcos, TX. It's exciting enough to not merit a photo in the list of attractions at Wonder World: http://www.wonderworldpark.com/attractions

Zombie targets that bleed... now THAT'S something I want! It's not good enough to know you've shot the undead squarely in the forehead- you need to be splattered by artificial brain matter to KNOW the zombie is no longer a threat. Lol

What about "The Thing" in Arizona? Also, I live in Vegas and will have to check this place out!

I'm afraid there is nothing of interest in my little town, unless you count the 1.5 year old pot of spaghetti sauce I found long lost in an old basement refrigerator. So many colors!

More towards Lake George there's the rather quirky Dr. Morbid's Haunted House and the equally strange House of Frankenstein Wax Museum. Not as exciting as a Zombie Apocalypse survival store of course, but if the cheesy stuff doesn't woo you LG is also home to Ft. William Henry, which is supposedly haunted. I think they filmed an episode of Ghost Hunters there if I'm not mistaken.

Tiki heads? Why? Do they ward off Zombies?

Thank you for using the word comprise correctly.

You know, my wife and I live just a few miles away from THE WORLD'S LARGEST TRUCK STOP in southeastern Iowa.

It's amazing that in a state that is best known for things like corn and high school wrestling, we have the epitome of western society!

Could try this place The Idaho Potato Museum

This place looks pretty cool I will be in Vegas next week see you guys there? John

dogbreath2 wrote:Could try this place The Idaho Potato Museum

I've been to the Idaho Potato Expo Center (potato museum). The best part is that they give "free taters to out-of-staters". There's also a potato museum on Prince Edward Island. How many people do you know who have been to two potato museums?

I have been to see the Thing? in southeastern Arizona. It was worth every penny (I think it was seventy-five cents at the time). Just don't spoil it?

I have not been to the Mystery Spot in Santa Cruz, but I have been to the Mystery Spot in St. Ignace, Michigan, the Wonder Spot in the Wisconsin Dells (RIP), the Oregon Vortex, the Cosmos Mystery area in South Dakota, and a few others. They are all pretty much the same.

Spook Hill in Lake Wales, Florida, is one of my favorites because it is free. It's just a stretch of road and a sign (no staff, no gift shop, no nothing). Put your car in neutral and it rolls up hill! In contrast, Magnetic Hill in Moncton, New Brunswick, has a huge tourist attraction built around it. You have to pay to wait in line to drive your car onto the hill. If it wasn't just up the road from Hopewell Rocks it would be a wasted drive.