Zed is dead

Well... honestly, Canadian Languages was an elective in University, I was majoring in Z-Stacking (pronounced zed-stackn). Z-Stacking is not unlike rock cairn balancing, only you use cinder blocks and a '87 Camaro Z28 with no wheels.

Hop out to the Wet Coast, we'll go fer a rip, and grab a 2-4 of Lucky Kings.

Thus his downward spiral into a life of being sold and repurchased at pet stores and pawn shops. That is, until he was sold at Zed's pawn shop.

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He's just writing it correctly now. He probably also pronounces the last letter of the alphabet correctly as well: "Zed."

>> ^jimnms:

Caffeine is not a diuretic.

“In the 10 studies reviewed, consumption of a caffeinated beverage resulted in 0 to 84 percent retention of the initial volume ingested, whereas consumption of water resulted in 0 to 81 percent retention.”
Another study, in the same journal in 2005, involved scientists following 59 active adults over 11 days while controlling their caffeine intake. They were given caffeine in capsule form on some days and on other days were given a placebo. Researchers found no significant differences in levels of excreted electrolytes or urine volume. [source]

>> ^jimnms:

Caffeine is not a diuretic.

“In the 10 studies reviewed, consumption of a caffeinated beverage resulted in 0 to 84 percent retention of the initial volume ingested, whereas consumption of water resulted in 0 to 81 percent retention.”
Another study, in the same journal in 2005, involved scientists following 59 active adults over 11 days while controlling their caffeine intake. They were given caffeine in capsule form on some days and on other days were given a placebo. Researchers found no significant differences in levels of excreted electrolytes or urine volume. [source]

In reply to this comment by Lendl:
*quality talk about cocaine caffeine.

Thank youuuuuuuuuu

I never had a problem with the whole "fast zombie vs. slow zombie" debate, as technically you could have fast zombies in the first 6-12 hours, before rigor mortis set in. Then you'd start having the classic variety of zombie.

My biggest problem is figuring out how zeds move after death in the first place. Muscles require ATP (adenosine triphosphate) in order to move; it is the primary and only fuel that muscles use. ATP is broken down from glycogen; glycogen is produced by the liver from the carbs, fat and proteins in the food you eat. In order for glycogen to get from your liver to your muscles, your heart has to pump it through your circulatory system. But if our current clinical definition of death is no cardiac activity, then how do zombies move?

>> ^BoneRemake:

>> ^LarsaruS:
Great find!

THANKS !


I do believe that is the longest break in post to reply I have had on Videosift. 2+ years... Nice...

Thanks for getting me back to this awesome piece of *electronica.

I will *promote it.

>> ^LarsaruS:

Great find!


THANKS !

That's right bitches, it's pronounced ZED!

Except it really stuffs up the song, let me tell you

Thanks for the promote, I appreciate it!
In reply to this comment by campionidelmondo:
promote

Tags for this video have been changed from 'Massive Attack, Paradise Circus, Zeds Dead Remix, Dubstep, Audiosift' to 'Massive Attack, Paradise Circus, Luther, Zeds Dead Remix, Dubstep, Audiosift' - edited by calvados