What is Zombie Walk?
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Zombie walk is when a loving man has his partner put one hand on the wall and pulls back the other to cut off the circulation while performing anal sex. Towards climax, he performs a
zombie walk donkey punch dead leg
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When one takes a stinky dump in a public place (work,restaurant, etc.) and realizes that there isn't any air freshener. The person then procedes to lather up their hands with soap and walk around the bathroom waving their hands and generally milling about like a zombie so that the scent of the soap covers up the smell of the dump.
Guy 1 -"Hey, I just took the nastiest dump in there"
Guy 2 -"Did you atleast spray?"
Guy 1 -"No they ran out, but don't worry. I zombie walked it so it should be okay".
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A large gathering of people dressed up as zombies and walking around a public place calling out for brains, trying to scare "conservative" people, and proving to us all that individuals are capable of making bigger asses of themselves than ever thought possible.
"Hey, are you participating in the zombie walk?"
"No I'm not a knob"
"Oh"
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n. A Zombie Walk is an organized public gathering of two or more people who dress up in zombie costumes. Usually taking place in an urban centre, the participants make their way around the city streets and through shopping malls in a somewhat orderly fashion and often limping and gnawing their way towards a local cemetery. - Wikipedia
Person 1:
Did you know that
DowntownJ won a plastic dead rat for being the best Zombie in the world's first ever major Zombie Walk held in Vancouver BC back in 2005?
Person 2:
Yeah I did know that actually; wasn't that put on by the Creaking Planks?
Person 1:
Yes it was.
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1.Noun: a walk similar to that of a zombie when drunk or high. The arms are usually tucked to the side like that of a T-Rex, and the person walks in one direction until an obstruction is hit in which case it changes direction. Commonly in a diagonal vector.
2.Verb: to do the zombie walk.
Duuude, we're doin' the zombie walk, man.
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