Monday, 31 October 2011

Top Sexiest Zombies

The Sexiest Zombies
Can the walking dead make you horny? These amazing examples of undead pulchritude will prove to you that just because you're dead it doesn't mean that you can't get it on. Read on for our list of the sexiest zombies.
Zombies: can they be sexy? Yes, yes they can. Just because you're dead doesn't mean that you lose your sex appeal. In this gallery, we'll share eleven of the sexiest female zombies to ever walk the Earth hungering for brains. Sure, these girls might not smell the best, and you don't want to bring them home to meet your parents—unless your parents are also zombies—but if you want to keep them chained up in your basement feeding them hamburger meat things might be OK. Proceed for our list of the sexiest zombies of all time.

Hot Blonde

I think one thing we can learn from the modern zombie is that breast implants look pretty good on a rotting corpse. Unlike the natural deposits of adipose tissue that make up natural breasts, fake hooters keep their shape perfectly even as bacteria and insects ravage the dead body. Whether this is a positive thing for the human race is still up for discussion. This recently-dead hottie might know.
Severed Head

The only thing that can kill a zombie is total brain destruction, so obviously whoever tried to put this lovely lady down didn't finish the job. One thing that kind of perplexes me is that her hair is just so neat. Once you die, I don't think you spend that much time pinning your hair up. Oh well, I'm not complaining. Just don't push that sign through a few more inches.
Julie

One of the most bizarre zombie movies ever, Return Of The Living Dead 3 tells the tale of a love from beyond the grave. When hot teenage girl Julie gets thrown from a motorcycle into a guardrail, her boyfriend sneaks the corpse into a military base and uses an experimental gas to reanimate her as a zombie. She discovers that pain helps her stop the craving for brains, and turns herself into a crazy S&M pierced zombie ass-kicker. It's not a look for everybody, but it works for us!

Nurse

Health care workers are some of the most vulnerable to zombie infection—well-meaning citizens bring their frothing, drooling undead relatives into the hospital and they just get to biting everybody in reach. It looks like somebody tried to take this naughty nurse out with a hypodermic needle to the throat, but that won't even slow a zombie down.

Kat

Sure, Zombie Strippers isn't a great movie—even though it is based on an Ionesco play—but it does have one thing to recommend it. Jenna Jameson, one of the most famous adult actresses of all time, plays "Kat," the head peeler at a strip club who takes a bite from a zombie Marine. Naturally, she gets infected and the club's patrons discover that they prefer undead girls taking their clothes off to live ones. It all turns out to be a plot by the Bush Administration in the end.

Axe Girl

Zombies are often walking around with weapons dangling off them—there's nothing worse than getting your axe stuck in some undead shambler's torso and watching him just walk away with it. This chick looks like she took a couple rough runs around the track before being reanimated—a noose around her neck and an axe wound in her neck. But she's still one of the sexiest zombies ever!


Alice

Okay, we've probably all seen enough "dark interpretations" of Alice in Wonderland. It's not scary anymore. But we'll make a special exception for this foxy zombie Alice. It looks like she got turned to the path of flesh-eating by her Cheshire Cat companion. How come animals don't ever seem to be affected by the zombie virus? Can you image how screwed up an anthill of zombie ants would be? Or a zombie polar bear?
Tammy

Andrew Currie's Fido is one of the better zombie movies in recent memory. In an alternate universe 1950s, zombies are kept as household pets and are mostly domesticated. But when the titular zombie bites Tammy, a young neighbor girl played by Sonja Bennett, things get a little bit out of control. Tammy is a cute and perky little zombie who has a tough time adjusting to her new lifestyle, but everything ends happily in the end.
Myspace Angle

Somehow I doubt that the walking dead have the perspicacity necessary to take shots using the Myspace angle. Maybe somebody decided to do this zombie honey a solid and teach her about the right way to hold a camera in between taking snacks on human brains. Maybe she died before everybody moved over to Facebook though.
Fresh Meat

This lovely lady looks a little too cheerful to be among the ranks of the walking dead, but the state of her passenger indicates that she's just chowed down on a meal of delicious brains. I think we caught her at a good time, before her hair got all matted and filled with worms. That's the thing about sexy she-zombies: you need to get them while they're fresh.
Alley Snack

At the end of the day, the worst thing about these zombified hotties isn't their insatiable hunger for human brains—it's their smell. Rotting flesh just doesn't smell very good, and none of these ladies is taking the time to apply some Secret to their underarms. As their afterlife continues and they gradually rot away, the dirt and grime of the fallen world sticks to them like glue, and then you get something like this—a totally foxy babe covered in the stench of the grave. Kind of makes you think, doesn't it?

Shortest celebrity marriages


They said it wouldn't last. And they were absolutely right.
Reality starlet Kim Kardashian filed for divorce Monday from New Jersey Nets player Kris Humphries after just 72 days of scripted — sorry, we mean scrapped — wedded bliss. But their blink-and-you-missed-it marriage is hardly the only case of celebrity nuptials put asunder so fast. Here are some other famous couples who quickly went from "I do" to "I don't think so."



















Shortest celebrity marriages


Shortest celebrity marriages

Shortest celebrity marriages, As Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries file for divorce, we look back at 10 marriages that were shorter. Click to find out which famous couples were very briefly married:
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transgender student expelled


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October in Memoriam



October in Memoriam


October in Memoriam, In October we said farewell to many noteworthy individuals, including Apple co-founder Steve Jobs and Indy driver Dan Wheldon. Read on to learn more about them and others who passed away this month.

Johnny Schmitz, October in Memoriam


Died Oct. 1 (b. 1920)

Johnny Schmitz was a left-handed pitcher who spent most of his MLB career with the Chicago Cubs. Although World War II forced him to miss three seasons, he went on to play two All-Star Games, before finishing his career in 1956.
Don Lapre, October in Memoriam


Died Oct. 2 (b. 1964)

Don Lapre made his name appearing on infomercials, most notably for his Internet-based business. He was indicted in June and was awaiting trial in an Arizona jail when he died.
Arthur NielsenOctober in Memoriam


Died Oct. 3 (b. 1919)

Arthur Nielsen Jr. inherited his father's namesake company in 1975, making it an essential barometer for. In addition to being an astute businessman, he was a nationally ranked tennis player.
Kenneth H. DahlbergOctober in Memoriam


Died Oct. 4 (b. 1917)

Kenneth Dahlberg was a highly decorated fighter pilot during World War II. He made his fortune in the 1950s by pioneering small-device hearing aids. After selling his company in 1994 to Bausch & Lomb, Dahlberg became a venture capitalist.
Doris BelackOctober in Memoriam

Died Oct. 4 (b. 1926)

Doris Belack's acting career spanned more than 60 years, with roles in theater, television and film. She acted throughout her life, and her last appearance was in an episode of this TV show in 2003.
Fred ShuttlesworthOctober in Memoriam


Died Oct. 5 (b. 1922)

Fred Shuttlesworth was a leader in the civil rights movement and a contemporary of the Rev. Martin Luther King. He founded a religious organization, which successfully campaigned against racism in his home state. Watch video of his childhood reminiscences.
Steve JobsOctober in Memoriam


Died Oct. 5 (b. 1955)

Apple co-founder Steve Jobs was the founder and creative visionary behind one of the world's largest companies. As well as dominating the computer industry, Jobs co-founded Pixar and pioneered an array of products. A new biography of Jobs tops the best-seller lists.
Charles NapierOctober in Memoriam


Died Oct. 5 (b. 1936)

Actor Charles Napier initially got a job pursuing his childhood dream. However, he eventually turned to acting, starring in "The Blues Brothers" among many other films.
Al DavisOctober in Memoriam

Died Oct. 8 (b. 1929)

Al Davis, a former NFL coach and owner of the Oakland Raiders, won three Super Bowls as the Raiders' general manager.
David HessOctober in Memoriam


Died Oct. 8 (b. 1936)

An actor known for his roles in horror films, including this Wes Craven classic, David Hess was also a seasoned songwriter. Hess wrote several songs for "the King." He was the original singer of one of Elvis Presley's biggest hits.
Mikey WelshOctober in Memoriam


Died Oct. 8 (b. 1971)

Mikey Welsh was a guitarist and artist, most famous for being a member of  Weezer.He left music to focus on his art and became a member of Outside Art .
Chauncey HardyOctober in Memoriam

Died Oct. 9 (b. 1988)

Chauncey Hardy was an American basketball player who played professionally in Europe. He was a graduate of Sacred Heart University, where he was a standout player.
Albert RoselliniOctober in Memoriam


Died Oct. 10 (b. 1910)

Albert Rosellini served as governor of Washington from 1957 to 1965. As well as passing various reforms, Rosellini was the first Roman Catholic to be elected governor in a Western state.
Frank KamenyOctober in Memoriam


Died Oct. 11 (b. 1925)

Frank Kameny was a major figure in the U.S. gay rights movement. A graduate of Harvard, he was fired from the U.S. Civil Service but took his case to the Supreme Court. He later founded the Mattachine Society.
Bob GalvinOctober in Memoriam


Died Oct. 11 (b. 1922)

Bob Galvin's father was the founder of Motorola, and Galvin took over from his dad as the company's CEO in 1956. A graduate of this university, Galvin is remembered for his fervent support of the IT community and his savvy business skills.
Dennis RitchieOctober in Memoriam


Died Oct. 12 (b. 1941)

Dennis Ritchie was famous for being the creator of this computer language. Ritchie was given the Turing Award in 1983 for services to technology, and in 1998 he received the National Medal of Technology from this U.S. president.
Sue MengersOctober in Memoriam


Died Oct. 15 (b. 1932)

Sue Mengers was one of the entertainment industry's most powerful talent agents. Starting her career as a secretary, she eventually became an agent for this famous actor and this leading lady.
Matthew MartinezOctober in Memoriam


Died Oct. 15 (b. 1929)

Matthew Martinez, a member of Congress, is famous for representing both major parties. Although he was elected to Congress nine times, he eventually was ousted by a more liberal member of his own party.
Dan WheldonOctober in Memoriam


Died Oct. 16 (b. 1978)

English-born racing driver Dan Wheldon was a two-time Indianapolis 500 winner. He was killed in a 15-car pileup while competing at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway.