Damn zombies, get offa his lawn

I think the zombie march is pretty lame, but not as lame as those kids, that's for sure!

Sit the snowflakes down, and let them know about dress up, and make believe. Kid's aren't as brittle as hover parents now a days think.

Is this idiot kidding us? He's not going to come to Boston because he's too stupid to tell his kids "they're wearing a costume"?

Remember when "teachable moments" were the thing to do with your kids. You know, "Hey sweetie, you know how you like to wear your Disney princess stuff when ever you can? Adults do that too... only they dress like video game characters and zombies....."

Or you can leave town and whine about it. Which is why my kids may not be normal but are secure with who they are and all those sheltered kids they grew up with are as neurotic as Paris Hilton's Chihuahua

You have to be careful: you might just be wandering about in Gloucester and accidentally stumble upon all those crazies in Salem!

Perhaps this editor of the Boston Business Journal would be best staying in his comfy bland suburb and not exposing his hothouse larvae to anything too challenging, like say, the world.

I'm betting there's an opening for the Celebration Business & Gardening Journal he & his would be great for...

I wonder what his reaction is to homeless people.

"Just keep walking sweety" "no need to concern yourself with them"

Frankly I think the most disturbing thing about this story isn't the zombies, but the fact that this guy is taking his family to eat at South Station. Talk about some quality parenting.

"... the walking brain-dead" As if somehow all those wonderful zombies are less intelligent then Mr. Convey simply because they have differing opinions. The responsibility was his; he brought his family to the city. The city need not change simply because he's in town.

Hilarious to see bloody dead looking people walking around. I'll be glad when this fashion statement has run its course. Seeing them just makes me want to barf and go far far away. And I'm not a kid or a snowflake or a suburbanite or any of the other demographics getting mocked for being traumatized by bloody dead looking people walking around.

I'm glad I am not the only one annoyed by these absurd zombies. As if the ridiculousness of Halloween isn't enough! Now, grown people have created yet another day to put on costumes act like idiots. I recall a time long ago when Halloween was primarily for children. Now it is an excuse for grown people to be as obnoxious as humanly(an apparently beyond humanly) possible.

Exposing the kids to city life was his goal. What is his complaint? While Mr. Convey can compose a logical short essay I have to wonder about his education. Was he taught that cities are homogeneous bubbles? Somewhere in Western Civ I remember learning that cities are in their soul places where difference and even oddities and strangeness tend to be found. Did he expect to come into Boston and see a mirror of his suburban town?

Sounds like he wears blinders while living in a bubble. His words of decency and "somewhere else, anywhere else" sound more like hysterics. Or perhaps they reveal that down deep he believes cities are evil filthy things and this just confirmed the belief he wanted verified.

Sounds like his short pants are a little too tight. Maybe if was to unclench his nether region, loosen his tie, even engage in a little fun (outside the golf course and country club) he might understand the pleasure of play - and even manage to get off his high horse and help his kids realize that adults can play kids games too.

The irony is that if creativity is important for businesses to prosper, then to swipe his suited paw against a bunch of folks actually engaged in creative play clearly disqualifies him as a businessman.