• Lady Butterfly @lazysoci.alOPM
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    8 days ago

    The zero body hair always gets me. “Oh god, zombies! Pass me my razor I need to do my legs, underarms and of course my bikini line”

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      7 days ago

      Not a movie, but Dying Light 1 made my friend group giggle seeing this NPC quest giver:

      Edit: Zombie Apocalypse is the context I should’ve mentioned.

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          8 days ago

          It’s simply survivorship bias. The only women who survive these situations long enough to get a movie are the ones who have short hair on their heads, no visible body hair, and makeup somehow welded to their faces. It’s probably quantum, or something.

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            8 days ago

            … ‘quantum evolutionary psychological natural selection theory’ implies that women will naturally evolve… makeup excreting facial glands.

            rofl

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              It’s the only possible explanation for all those future documentaries we’ve seen. Occams razor and all that. Mens’ beards also undergo some sort of evolutionary change that causes them to stop growing at the ‘ruggedly manly’ length, rather than just keeping on going to ‘a bird could, and may be, nesting in it.’

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      8 days ago

      I’ll do you one better!

      I’ve extracted and manipulated certain glandular fluids from zombie corpses, experimented… and found that it actually topically removes hair, permanently!

      I call it… Ozombic.

      … Eh? Eh?