Something like this happned in Austin, Texas and possibly other places some years ago. They should've been more creative, something about Graboids (of "Tremors" fame) or some other pop culture reference.
You wouldn't.Bretty said:That is funny.
Although imagine going down that road at night. Tell me I wouldn't be the only one turning my radio to national news lol.
Nah, that's one you set up at a tunnel entrance.Irridium said:I'd have made it say "It is dark, you are likely to be eaten by a Grue...".
It'd only work at night, yeah, but still.
I would be xDBretty said:That is funny.
Although imagine going down that road at night. Tell me I wouldn't be the only one turning my radio to national news lol.
I'm pretty sure it was as I know for a fact I've seen that picture somewhere, possibly in another news post here about the earlier instance of the prank. Actually no, I think it was on Cracked in one of their "X number of pictures you won't believe aren't photoshopped" articles.fare777 said:Wasn't this already done years ago?
Yep. If this was the apocalypse, we'd be fucked... Same thing as car alarms... No one pays attention to them anymore. We figure some asshole just bumped someone's carEri said:Maybe we should be more concerned that everyone ignored the zombie warning and went ahead anyway. This kind of behavior is exactly why a zombie apocalypse would get so bad, because no one one listen until it was too late.
Dude there are plenty of nights I leave my friends house at 1 am and I don't feel safe until I put the news radio. I also feel like the apocalypse is gonna happen lolRaiyan 1.0 said:Nope, you're not the only one. In fact, if I don't hear anything on the national radio, I would come to the conclusion that the government is obviously trying to do a cover up.Bretty said:That is funny.
Although imagine going down that road at night. Tell me I wouldn't be the only one turning my radio to national news lol.
Hell, come to think of it, those guys might be onto something... I better go stockpile medikits and ammo.