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[GeeBeezy]

Like if zombies had a perfectly civilized culture

[GreyCaboose]

You should watch iZombie, Besly! It's about zombies who act just like humans but have to eat brains every month to keep their wits and human nature. So there are brain dealers, and the main character takes brains from the morgue she works in. It's really cool, and it doesn't paint zombies as mindless animals.

[GeeBeezy]

Eeeeeexcellent. But what if they had to coexist with dinosaurs?

[GreyCaboose]

...Dinosaurs? Would these be modern dinosaurs somehow pulled from their era or would this be prehistoric zombies?

[Julia The Bookworm]

Zombie dinosaurs?

[GeeBeezy]

A race of chinesque shaolin warriors who share a cave network with anthropomorphic dino people who worship the sun and consider the undead evil.

[GreyCaboose]

Um...I don't think I know how to work with that. Sorry. That seems very...complex, I guess.

[GeeBeezy]

It only gets worse, I had to withhold some info because it could be a spoiler for certain people >.>

[Reenie-La]

I do beg your pardon?

Confession: I'm having problems with figuring out zombie culture

I was at Barnes & Nobel and I went to reach for a book but my hand brushed by a book with the Dalai Lama on it
and...it cut my finger :I

Zombies are friggin' creepy o-o

[ChaoticRhymer]

To me the very concept of reanimated corpses is an abomination. If a plague or drug screwed with someone's head, that's a different matter.

[GreyCaboose]

I enjoy the idea of reanimated corpses, to be honest. The concept of zombies and Frankenstein monsters is so fascinating! I just don't like it when they're portrayed as evil, animalistic monsters.

[ChaoticRhymer]

DR. Frankenstein's monster was not a mindless monster, although it has been portrayed as one in most horror films to my understanding. The question is, was it right of him to create it.

[|ĸιrα|]

Friv. Confession : I just found a grooming brush with Uno's hair all over it in my bathroom #equestrianproblems

[ChaoticRhymer]

Only a horse lover....... 

[GreyCaboose]

DR. Frankenstein's monster was not a mindless monster, although it has been portrayed as one in most horror films to my understanding. The question is, was it right of him to create it.

Well, if your looking at it from a religious standpoint, no. But I tend to look at things from a non-religious standpoint, which leads me to see it as an interesting breakthrough in science. Probably not morally right, but definitely interesting and, if it was real, Dr. Frankenstein's discovery could lead to medical breakthroughs, and possible immortality. But that's just me and my views on things.