I'm speculating here, but I think a caffinated zombie might thnk it's moving fast, but it's really just kind of jittery. Well, jittery for a zombie. I mean, it's not like they're known for their grace and fluidity. Of course, it's not like those are my strongest traits, either.
Since zombies are already dead, is too much caffine bad for them? Do zombies ever order decaff because they're trying to cut down or they don't want to stalk all night? If you trick zombies into drinking Nyquil, do they get sleepy? Sometimes, Nyquil keeps me awake. I hate that. How would you trick a zombie anyway? I mean, do they fall for gags easily? If so, I would think that using the, "Look over there!" trick would work pretty effectively. I'm reasonably sure that they would fall for the, "I've got your nose" thing, too.
In the zombie movies, why don't people ever mess with the zombies for their own entertainment? I mean, who loses a battle of wits with a zombie? Wouldn't that be humiliating? (Note to self: Call Jeff Foxworthy and pitch the Are You Smarter Than A Zombie idea.)
Hmmm. Redneck zombies. Do southern zombies moan with a southern accent? I'd bet they still drink iced tea.
That makes me wonder why all of the zombies are undead humans. Why are there no zombie animals? I mean, it can't be a function of former mental acuity. I've met woodland creatures with more intelligence than some humans. Hmmm. Bigfoot zombies. (Note to self: Call the SyFy channel to pitch the new Dean Cain movie idea.) It's not like Sasquatch would have to learn a new language or anything. That could result in some new "Messin' with Sasquatch" commercials.
It's a good thing I'm working today.