Neeta Lyffe (Actually, Karina's sister, Regina Koske, modeling. Thanks, sis! You kick zombie butt!) |
Hi Neeta. Thanks for being with us today. I was concerned
that your duties might keep you from speaking with us.
It's no big deal, really.
You know, I'm just an exterminator.
I spray for ants, set rat traps…
Zombie extermination is just one of the things I do--and, thank heaven,
there aren't *that* many zombies out there.
I have free time, even when I was hosting Zombie Death Extreme, I
managed to find time to relax and have fun.
(Blushes) I hate that picture. There is no way I'd take on a zombie with my
uniform half off, and trust me, if a zombie is down, his head is away from his
neck. But people do like it, and I can
kick butt, though most of the time, I'd rather slice off the head.
Recently heard that you got yourself into a spot of
trouble—something to do with a zombie and a lawyer. What is up with that?
It's been in the news enough, but long story short: Lawyer decides to entertain guests with
a backyard shindig, featuring all manner
of strongly smelling foods, including (who knows why) pickled beets and
something smothered in blue cheese dressing.
Said lawyer lives behind a cemetery.
When the undead started rising and following the smells, he doesn’t
panic but depends on his electric fence to keep them out. Like a little zap is going to stop something
already dead. By the time I responded to
the 9-1-1, there was pandemonium everywhere--and one guy videoing on his phone. Me against nine undead? Even I'm not good enough to get in
close. I used the flamethrower until I
ran out of fuel. One flaming meat
staggered onto the porch, probably in response to the video guy. Some zombies still have an instinct for trying to get on YouTube. Anyway, a brilliant guest tossed vodka on it, which set the porch on fire. I was busy trying to unstick my chainsaw from
one zombie's shoulder at the time.
I re-killed all the zombies before backup got there. Saved over a dozen lives. But Lawyer Larry sued me for wrecking his
backyard. (shrug) Mom always said not to
expect any appreciation for this job.
I’m not a fan of reality TV. I thought by the time 2040 came
to pass it would have run its course. I hear it’s helping you out, though. What
made you want to get into TV anyway?
I wanted to educate people about zombie extermination and
defense. Despite everything, I think we
accomplished that, though not as well as I'd like. I hope everyone will catch *The Zombie
Syndrome* on the Modern History Channel when it comes out. And, frankly, there was no way I was going to pay off that
lawsuit on an exterminator's pay. It was
a choice of doing reality TV or losing my house.
So, I hear the paparazzi are driving you a bit nuts. How are
you keeping them in line?
Have I shown you my chain saw?
Here’s an important question: where can readers
pick up a copy of Neeta Lyffe, Zombie
Exterminator?
Like with so many books, Amazon is easiest: http://www.amazon.com/Neeta-Zombie-Exterminator-Karina-Fabian/dp/1615722734
Do you have an online home too?
http://www.karinafabian.com/index.php?name=Content&pid=33
is where you can learn more about the book.
Naturally, the show has its own website:
http://www.zombiedeathextreme.com/ You can follow the link to my extermination homepage; if you live in Southern California, Inglewood area, look me up. I take care of pests from Ants to Zombies.
Thanks for making time for us today, Neeta. Any parting words?
Just remember: I'm a
professional zombie exterminator with training and a license to re-kill. If you ever see a zombie, your best bet is to
call 9-1-1, douse yourself in cleaning products and run. Don't be a hero.
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