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YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.

An over caffinated Cop arrests a blood and gore covered High School Bus Driver weilding an ax… And parts of bodies line the rain soaked highways, cemetaries, and surrounding areas… He has all the evidence he needs… Open and Shut case- or so the cop thinks.. But he didn’t count on a military Semi Truck transporting highly toxic secret bio weapons… Nor did he give much creedence to the Bus Driver’s claim that ZOMBIE CHEERLEADERS were out to get him…

Join the carnage… But Beware of the ZOMBIE Cheerleaers…

Starring in the Cast:

Taylor Kent- Cop1

Stevie Farnaby- Cop 2

Rita Nash as – Bobbi- ZCL 3 and Salley

Fjord Brother 1 as Cormon and some random Dying Cops

Solin Know- as Climati and Cop #3

Trixie Clusterflock as ZCL1

Sarah Gould- ZCL 5

Jules Ishmail as ZCL 2

Salee Schwarz as ZCL 4

Max Commanski as Craven <

Doug Manlin as Joey and the Narrator

Music:

Rob Highfill

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Seraphic Panopoly

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Cheerleaders on Drugs

by Uncle_Bonsai

www.yellowtailrecords.com/ub/iboys.htm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncle_Bonsai

Uncle Bonsai is an American contemporary folk trio. They disbanded in

1989, but still occasionally perform together. They were based in

Seattle, Washington, and their better-known songs during the 1980s

included Suzy, Charlie and Me, Penis Envy, and Boys Want Sex in the

Morning, some of which occasionally resulted in FCC problems when

played on the radio. They opened for artists including Bonnie Raitt,

Suzanne Vega, Loudon Wainwright III, and The Bobs. The members were

Ashley O’Keeffe, Arni Adler, and Andrew Ratshin. In March 2008, they

announced that they planned to begin performing more frequently, but

that O’Keeffe would be replaced “for the foreseeable future” by

Patrice O’Neill. Most of the (raunchy but often bittersweet) songs

were written by Ratshin, but Adler had her own brand of absurdist wit

in several songs including fan favorite Penis Envy. The band’s songs

continue to receive airplay on college radio and Dr. Demento. Ratshin

also performs and records solo as The Electric Bonsai Band (”It’s not

electric, it’s not a band.”), and as part of a sextet, The Mel

Cooleys. His records are available on the Yellow Tail Records label.