I am not in a very good mindset to have the news box at the top of my email announce 'WARNING: ZOMBIE OUTBREAK' when I load my inbox.
I'm just saying, maybe the people who do this targeted advertising stuff should pause and consider whether telling their system to go ahead and pick up on certain key words will cause the recipients of those targeted ads to start scrambling for their emergency zombie survival kits and scaring the folks around them. And that maybe, they should further consider that if those recipients were to, say, take a machete to someone who happened to be walking a little funny, they might try launching a frivolous lawsuit. 'But Officer, Gmail swore that there were zombies!'
Maybe.
In other news, I have resumed breathing.
July 24 2008, 20:59:19 UTC 9 years ago Edited: July 24 2008, 21:00:42 UTC
And speaking of Newsflesh, since I am now situated in a house with a virus-free computer, I can proofread. I'll keep my eyes peeled for your proofing posts (unless you've already gone through all the tiers of proofing?).
* Which now, thanks to you, I can claim is a writing tool.
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In related news, we just bought a new house, and its floorplan is very nicely zombie-defensible. External trapdoor into the basement is a bit of a problem, but its lack of a handle will, I hope, deter the hordes from figuring out how to get through it.