http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1376415/In-bad-taste-Billboard-horror-The-Walking-Dead-posted-funeral-parlour.html
"Sure, let's put a 'Walking Dead' advert right on the side of a funeral parlor! It's not like zombies and the recently deceased are related in any way!"

I like it....now let's put an ad for pork BBQ next to a Mosque.



Seriously though, it doesn't seem like a big deal to me.

Lol I meant in AMERICA, where putting up such ads wouldn't get you lynched or riots around your business or house. :P

:)

Oh and burning a Qur'an went down well :-P

That's pretty bad. But not much worse than content sensitive ads on news sites. Oh those can be really bad.

The guy wasn't protesting all Muslims but rather fundamentalists.....and AFAIK it's legal to burn books in the US that you own. :\ Not saying I agree with him just playing Devil's Advocate for a bit.

So many people outside the UK are unaware of its true nature. It's like it preys on foreigners.

Look, it's not Foxnews, be happy!

Neither bother with actual news and just make it up as they go along. But I suppose the Mail is easier to ignore.

Oh, second season coming this month? Awesome!

Btw. How does coop funeral care work? Seems like fun. One is digging, while the other is shooting the zombies or what?

I guess Im confused how its somehow not in bad taste if it was say another 100ft down the road? So what if its next to the funeral parlor?

Id prefer zombies over real humans because they are nothing if not annoying creatures that look constantly for anything no matter how tiny and insignificant to be offended about. Atleast the dead just want to eat and wont run around acting like assholes for no reason at all.

Its just a billboard, thats what its there for is to post advertisements. If they didnt want potentially unfit advertisements put on it then they shouldnt have taken the money to put it there. In 30 days it will be gone, no one will remember and no one will give a shit.

Its amazing how people love to get upset about shit that does not matter and probablly couldnt be any less important.

I would have read that link if it didn't have the words Daily Mail in it.

Reminds me of the photo of an anti-choice billboard that said something like "Stop! Embryos are babies too!" which had another billboard advertising Egg McMuffins under it.