travestyofnature
Well-Known Member
I don't know but can't be that much if the picture of it was taken on a cheap high-school gym floor! Also probly means it only effective against preppy kid zombies.
Those *&@#^in zombies will never get me. I'll die of liver failure first!!![]()
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*hic*
Sniper on the rooftop and people downstairs with shotguns is a good plan, but the problem with zombies is in their numbers. Sure, you can shoot individuals as they make their way to you, but when there are too many to shoot, or you run out of ammo, that's where the danger lies. Alone, they are slow, dim-witted and vulnerable. But in numbers, they are a force to be feared. It's my opinion that the best defense is isolation. Hole up in some desolate, out-of-the-way uninhabited place.
I was thinking of hiding out in the Appalachians up above the sugar maples, so they have to go through all of those mountain folk. My only fear is that they might try to breed with the Zombies.
but all in all I think that those mountains will be one of the best places to hide
Sniper on the rooftop and people downstairs with shotguns is a good plan, but the problem with zombies is in their numbers. Sure, you can shoot individuals as they make their way to you, but when there are too many to shoot, or you run out of ammo, that's where the danger lies. Alone, they are slow, dim-witted and vulnerable. But in numbers, they are a force to be feared. It's my opinion that the best defense is isolation. Hole up in some desolate, out-of-the-way uninhabited place.
Then again..vampires need blood so.......
Wow Revvy, thanks for all the great links and info. You are my hero. Now i must find a way to implement this all into my plan in such a way that I will not be in direct competition with Cheeto. Or else I'll have to strangle him while he sleeps tonight and none of us want that.
I just plan on using fire. We live in a timber box of an area. Couple matches, no more zombies. Hmm.. can zombies swim? We do have a 100 mile long lake.
Denny...are you a geologist?
Besides this is a deeeeeeep ass lake. over 750 feet. They might just get stuck in the 2460 feet of of glacial and post-glacial sediment fill (which were deposited during the Pleistocene Epoch).