Seattle's a Place to Hunt for Brains

Last week we reported that Seattle ranks high on trick-or-treat lists. While we’re still in that ghoulish mood, hear this: Trulia has reported that Seattle would be a good place to be a zombie, should it come to that. We’re No. 10 nationwide, with Honolulu topping the list. Trulia considered four factors: Walk Score for “walkers” to get around; relatively few hardware stores, making it harder for humans to fight back; high density of hospitals (for a stock of fresh brains to go); and high congestion (catch-them-yourself brains).

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