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Let's be honest. At least a few of you will be disappointed to learn the "ZOMBIES ON MAINLAND" warning flashed by a Texas Department of Transportation sign on the causeway this morning was a hoax. But apparently it was, so put the AR15 back in the vault and go to work.
![]() Photo by Marissa Nuttall While the sign did not indicate the presence of walking dead, it was proof that another type of pop-culture icon — a computer hacker — was at large in the county, according to a 2009 report from Austin. Meanwhile, NBC news reported a similar hack-job in Houston last month. Transportation department officials note that messing with their signs is a Class C misdameanor punishable by a $500 fine. And walking dead notwithstanding, pranking around along the freeway at night is a good way to become roadkill. Then again, these reports could all be the product of a duped media dimwittedly buying the great zombie cover-up, in which case you'll want to visit this site. And remember: Your best shot is a headshot. |
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About Michael A. Smith Michael A. Smith began working at The Daily News in 1996 as a city hall reporter. He's now associate editor in charge of managing the reporting staff and also writes for the editorial pages. |
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