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| Zman45 | The reality of things | 13 | Yesterday, 7:51 PM EDT by Reaper37 | ||
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Thread started: Yesterday, 4:04 PM EDT
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As our bodies have physical limitations in life, it is as so in death. The only reason we aren't piles of dirt on the floor is because we are living tissue. the Undead are not living incase you didn't already know this... ... thier bodies do not carry on any of lifes processes, therefore they begin to decompose as a normal dead body would other than the fact that they want to rip you limb from limb. "Hollywood" although entertaining, has yet still neglected to capture the truth. If I was a track runner in life, of coarse i'm going to chase you in the afterlife; unless my body (legs) are damaged to the point my bones, muscle and or tendons can't respond to the activity of running. When you see in movies, a zombie getting knee capped and continuing to persue in sprint form...BS!! knees are knees dead or alive...no knees = NO walking PERIOD. and if a zombie can't reach you, it can't bite you. Bodies go through stages after death... 4 stages of MORTIS, not to mention the unmistakable stench (i've smelled personally all too often; even held a number of actual human corpses/pieces). Any-hoo, If u can survive the initial outbreak and make it up to a month; all of the zombies will have broken down past the limit of movement (even though it is cool to think zombies can think, react at 2x normal speed and run flat out at a constant.
Long story short...if your serious about survival get your stockpile of nonperishable food ready (2+ months worth all depending on your family size), something familiar and practical to protect yourself with (meaning if you don't know how to operate and maintain a M-16, SG-550 or a Benelli M4 then it's probably not a great idea to be weilding one), a safe defendable place (with safe exits), a radio and bunker down till the stenches burn out. |
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| thibeault | Perfect Zombie Proof Home: Retracting Stairs | 14 | Yesterday, 4:37 PM EDT by skgingerkid | ||
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Thread started: Jul 22 2010, 2:09 PM EDT
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I'm sure many of us have thought about modifying or perhaps building a house from scratch to make it in penitrable to zombies. An easy idea that came do my head was mechanicaly retractable stairs, these stairs would pull into the wall and not upwards because if a zombie were to get on the stairs you could push the button and once it was retracted the zombie would fall of rather then having one that retracts upwards whih would bring the zombie up towards you? what do you think? any other great ideas to make a home untouchable by the undead?
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| Zombierein | Physical fitness? | 13 | Yesterday, 10:57 AM EDT by Celticborne | ||
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Thread started: Thursday, 11:38 AM EDT
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Since your most valuable asset post Z-day will be your body, I have a three pronged question for you.
#1. what kind of shape are you in currently? #2. how do you maintain that shape (what kind of exercises, what do you eat etc) #3. if you use machines and weights to stay fit, how do you think the loss of the gym will effect you? |
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ZSDW_Newsletter_2.pdf (Adobe Portable Document Format - 385k)
posted by Marsden Jun 19 2009, 2:04 PM EDT
ZSDW Newsletter Issue 2 Volume 1
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ZSDW_Newsletter (PDF FIle).PDF (Adobe Portable Document Format - 635k)
posted by Marsden Jan 14 2009, 11:32 AM EST
ZSDW Newsletter. (PDF format thanks to Byates)
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