Brains -- The Other Grey Meat

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Alton Brown Rocks!

Hi All... I just got this in my In Box

Hi Cheyenne,

Just wanted to say I really dug the Alton "zombie". It's probably the closest any artist has ever come to capturing the "real me". And you know what, brains are good eats, especially with caper butter.

Would you mind if I posted your art on my website, altonbrown.com? I'd give credit where it's due.

Best Regards,

Alton Brown

Alton Brown is for the uninitiated, the creator and host of the single best cooking show I have yet to see. the show is called Good Eats and I encourage you all to watch it. the Alton "zombie" he mentions is this

Happy Halloween!

Have a safe and fun weekend all... and keep your eyes out for the zombies

Dont think Zombies are a threat? Take a gander at this Zombie Infection Simulation v2 or this one Zombie Infection Simulation v2.3 and lastly, this one Zombie Infection Simulation 3d

"but" i hear you saying "zombies arn't real". HAH! Fools! read the Zombie Survival Guide and if that doen't do it for you browse the The Federal Vampire and Zombie Agency

Now i don't like playing the role of an alarmist. But the makers of the Zombie Alert do.

Now to try to take the edge off the discovery that the undead shuffle among us... how about Zombie Porn?... Zombie chick are Hot! -- sorta... never mind.

How about finding out what kind of Zombie are you?

And if all this failed, turn to booze.

BOO!

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