A Little Bit Zombie Page #4
that word?
- Actually, I think
he does eat... brains.
- Ugh.
- Exhibit f***in' A.
- Shut up!
Shut up!
Steve,
we are getting married,
and you are
just freaking out.
Lots of men do this
before the big day.
- Honey, I obviously have
a problem here.
- You have a problem?
I have a problem!
Do you know how many people are
coming to our wedding?
How many meals I've skipped
to fit into that $5,000 dress?
that he doesn't want to marry me
by killing my rabbit!
- Baby, listen to me.
I love you. Of course
This isn't cold feet. I'm sick!
- Really? Really, Steve?
OK, if you're a zombie,
then how come you're not
trying to eat my face?
- I don't know!
I don't want to.
I couldn't hurt anybody.
But baby, I...
I really need to eat! I am
I can't even eat regular food!
- So what do we do?
- We find me
something I can eat.
- That's it?
- Yes! It's not a big deal!
- I'm sorry, uh,
no big deal?
Dude, you're a f***ing zombie!
This is a huge deal.
- All right, everybody,
let's just calm down.
Craig, does that book say
anything about food?
- Page one.
- Mmm! All right!
Just listen.
I feel great.
All right? I feel good,
I really do!
I just need
to find myself some...
Mmm!
You know? So I'm gonna go
to the store and get them.
- We're coming
with you.
- Thank you.
- No!
- I'll go change.
- This is bullshit.
He's not a zombie.
- Of course he's not.
But I'm gonna call him on it.
If he wants brains,
I will get him brains.
I'll even mash them up
and I will spoon feed him
if I have to. But afterwards,
he's gonna tell me
what this is really about.
- So... should I put this
in the freezer?
- Really, Craig?
- Maybe a stew?
Look at this place,
look at this!
This looks great!
Um... OK.
- Creative Meats.
- Gross.
- Ew.
- Don't be rude.
I didn't realize meat
was a medium for expressing
creativity.
- Oh, dude!
What are ya...?
or something.
- Craig, a little
positive thinking.
- Guys, look.
Skunk meat!
- Ah!
- You look like a gal
with an adventurous palate.
You know, raccoon is more subtle
than you might think, despite
it's popular reputation
as a garbage feeder.
Yes, ma'am,
I do love me some 'coon meat!
- Who doesn't?
Ha-ha-ha-ha...
- Actually,
we're looking for something,
a... little off the menu.
- Pardon me, sir,
but this establishment does
not condone the sale
of illegal firearms.
I am but a simple butcher.
But, just out of curiosity,
what type and calibre are
we talking about?
- Ohhh.
No, actually, thank you.
Um, we're actually looking
for some...
brains.
- And maybe
some of that racoon meat.
- Eww!
- What? He made it...
- Did I just
hear you right, boy?
Did you just ask me
for... brains?
- Yes.
- Well, hot dog!
I'm a brain man myself!
Wa-hooo! This is
your lucky day, muchacho
I don't get as much call
for brains,
on account of the cholesterol.
But I'll tell ya,
I'll take me a mass
of pan-fried calves' brains
over a rack of ribs
- Ugh!
- Sure. Ha-ha! Me too.
- These just came in
this morning.
- Oh-ho-ho!
This is messed up.
- Yeah,
I'm gonna be in the car.
appetizer size.
Great
for holiday entertaining.
We got squirrel, muskrat,
them's rattlesnake.
Choice eating, those!
- May I?
- I'm not big
on free samples...
but I don't get many chances
to eat brains
with a fellow gourmand,
as it were, so...
Cheers.
- Steve! That's enough.
You're not actually gonna
eat that, are you?
- Oh, yeah.
- I will be in the car.
- Well, I guess it's a table
for two, monsieur! Unless...
- Oh, no.
No, I'm good.
Yeah.
- Mmm!
- Just like a little candy,
right, Stevie?
- They are delicious!
- You like 'em raw, too!
A man after my own heart.
Mmm!
- What are those ones there?
- Oh, these are simply divine!
Here we got
skunk, owl,
Canadian beaver,
and rabbit.
- Oh, rabbit!
Your favourite!
Too soon?
- Mm...
- And this...
is la pice de rsistance.
This is
genuine, Grade A,
all-American
grizzly bear brain.
It is to die for.
- It's beautiful.
- Grill this baby
low and slow for--
- Oh, my God.
- Yeah, he's gonna pay
for that.
That's $19.99 a pound.
- Ahh. Ahhh!
- So?
How do you feel?
- OK.
You know what?
I feel OK.
- We'll take it.
We'll take it all.
- Yeah! Ha-ha-ha!
- See that?
Good as new.
You wanna kiss
and make up?
- Pull over there.
- You want
to stay here?
- Uh, listen. Between
the crazy glue and
the painkillers
for your foot, we have gone
way over budget, OK?
So now we are roughing it.
Don't even!
- Fine. I like it rough.
- Then don't moisturize
your hand.
- OK, but you have
to spit on it.
- I will glue that hand
to your face!
Remove your hand.
Kindly remove
your hand right now.
- Give me a little.
- That's real mature, Max.
You have pushed me
to my limit.
- Can you please
not do that
right now?
- What?
- Eat like a f***in' zombie pig!
- Craig, you're not helping.
- No. I'm not, because I'm not
a zombie collaborator.
SHUT UP! SHUT UP!
YOU SHUT UP!
YOU SHUT UP!
- Ow! What the f***?!
- Oh, my God!
- OK.
- Look, I know this is a lot
to take in, but it's really
gonna be OK.
- Really? How?
- Yeah, how?
- Here's an idea:
why don't we talk about this
in the cabin?
- Oh, no, I think we should talk
about this on the way home.
- Yeah, I agree.
I'll start packing.
- Guys! Wait!
Great. Thanks, Craig.
- Eat me!
- What's that supposed to mean?
- Would you two just please
stop it!
- OK, damn it!
I know that you're scared,
all right? I am too.
- I'm not afraid.
- There's no reason for us to be
treating each other like this.
Now, I'm starting to feel
better. The hunger's not so bad
anymore.
where are my snake brains are.
- They're in your hand.
- Which hand?
- The one in the car.
- Oh, oh, my God!
Oh, my God!
I'm so sorry, baby!
- That's amazing!
I don't even feel that!
- What do you mean?
- I don't feel it. At all.
- It doesn't hurt?
- Nope!
- Seriously?
- It's fine! I'm OK!
- No pain?
- Uh-uh.
- Let's do that again.
- No!
- This is stupid!
- No, its actually pretty cool.
- OK, you could warn me
next time.
- Oh, look, you, uh, dropped
your little bag of snacks there.
Let me get that for ya.
- What the f***, Craig!
- That was awesome!
- OK, that was
a good one.
- No, but seriously,
we should get you to a hospital.
- Why? I mean,
aside from the brains
and a little numbness, I'm fine.
Besides, when it comes down
to it, it's really just
a dietary restriction.
- Yeah, it's like that chick
I know, uh, what's her face?
Um, she's allergic
to gluten and sh*t.
What's her face? F***.
- It's me, you idiot! Your wife?
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