A world record attempt was made recently at the Zombie Walk in Mexico City. This is where lots of people dress up as zombies and march across the city. I spotted it on page 34 of the Independent. I hope it got better coverage in the local press because that is not a story you would want to miss.Imagine, if you didn't realise it was happening, woke up, looked out of the window and saw thousands of zombies on the move. I think you'd need an unscheduled laundry day.
I'd have shot five or six in the head before someone would have a chance to explain it.
9,860 participants joined in by dressing up like the living dead.
If you want to see thousands of people walk across a city looking dead behind the eyes, just get up early on a Saturday morning and see all the 'walks of shame' after Friday's one night stands.
The event is said to celebrate diversity. Oh. I feel really bad now. I was just thinking how zombies kind of all look the same.
New Jersey's Asbury Park currently holds the world record after the US city marched with 4,093 flesh-hanging zombie participants in 2010.
And before that the record for the most un-dead in one place was the House of Lords.
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