Dispensary Corner 22 Nov 11
November 22, 2011
SURVIVE the plague.
A British boot camp is aiming to
save humanity from potential
zombie outbreaks.
Held in Droitwich,
Worcestershire and led by expert
military instructors the one day
‘Zombie Boot Camp’ trains and
prepares participants for a
possible uprising of the undead.
Only eight enlistees are
allowed in each Bootcamp group,
and are issued with boots, helmets,
safety goggles, Kevlar body
armour, jackets and trousers,
before being taught how to use
pistols, rifles and grenades.
The cost for the potentially life
saving camp is around $70 per
person, with Founder Richard
Kershaw saying he wanted to
offer clients “experiences that
are out of the ordinary”.
“It’s not every day you can say
you have wiped out a warehouse
full of zombies, so it’ll definitely
be a talking point amongst your
friends,” he said.
EXERCISING on the job.
A Nigerian traffic director,
Corporal Sebul Audu, is keeping
his heart healthy whilst on the
job by breakdancing.
According to reports Audu uses
his funky dance moves as part of
his traffic direction, and says his
aim is to entertain motorists.
“What inspires me most is the
movement of the traffic,” said
Corporal Audu.
The traffic officer said he started
dancing when he was a boy after
watching Michael Jackson.
VOMIT is the secret ingredient.
In the lead up to Christmas, the
Marvellous Mince Pie factory in
London has released the world’s
most expensive fruit mince pie.
Valued at around $4,000 the
mince pie ingredients hail from a
17th Century recipe and include
ambergris sugar (derived from
sperm whale regurgitation), holy
water from Lourdes to bind the
pastry and vanilla beans and
cinnamon from eastern spice
markets
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