Tardy Zombies 🧟‍♂️🧟‍♀️ written by Stuart Baum

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🗓️ 31 October 2020

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Summary

Written by Stuart Baum and narrated by Jess Judd. A casual evening bike ride turns into a very...interesting... situation

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0:00.0	Get out guys!
0:12.6	Are you ready to hear a story?
0:15.9	This is a very special Halloween story for you today, but it's not too scary, so don't
0:21.6	be too worried.
0:23.3	The story is called Tardy Zombies and it's written by Stuart Baam.
0:29.9	Like all good zombie stories, this one starts during a bike ride.
0:36.0	It was late, and my daughter and I were riding north on Greenwood Avenue, leaving Blue Island,
0:42.0	Illinois.
0:43.0	Yes, Blue Island, where zombie stories always seem to begin.
0:48.3	I'm sure what it is about Blue Island that attracts zombies, but there you have it.
0:54.5	It's getting dark, she said, as she kicked her back tire to get the Firefly-Lighted Tire
1:00.4	caps to start blinking.
1:02.4	Yes, I said, I waved her alongside my right.
1:06.5	We need to hurry home, or the goblins and ghouls will get us.
1:10.2	She laughed.
1:11.2	A real laugh, not one of those ominous, foreshaddley laughs.
1:16.0	Don't be silly.
1:17.5	Ghouls and goblins only come out on Halloween, and it's already November, a week late.
1:23.7	Then we need to be worried about werewolves and vampires.
1:27.4	Nope, she explained.
1:29.2	They also only attack on Halloween.
1:31.8	Ghosts, I offered.
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