I'm all about rational debate and practical methods of survival. If you can provide hard, verifiable facts, and not opinions, then you are most certainly welcome to discuss them with me. I'm an Iraq vet, so I have some good experience and training in harsh situations. Don't boast to me with your weeny wagging BS if the only experience you have is Halo or Schwarzenegger movies, I'm only interested in what works in real life. Viva Humanity!

Weapon loadout:

Smith&Wesson M&P-15 (AR-15 derivative)
-550 rounds of ammunition
-Reflex scope that can pick the wings off a fly
-Laser aiming device
-Foregrip

Civilian AK-47
-500 rounds of ammunition
-Collapsible stock
-Good accuracy for an AK

HK GSG-5 (22LR version of MP5)
-600 rounds of ammunition

Springfield Armory XD 45
-200 rounds of ammunition

Equipment
-Load-bearing vest
-Untold numbers of ACUs
-ACH kevlar with googles
-Kneepads/elbowpads
-Blackhawk dropleg holster
-Mil Spec Machete
-Case of MREs
-Stocked Combat Lifesaver Bag
-Brain (Most crucial piece of equipment anybody can have)

Credentials
4 Years United States Army Reserve, 1 Tour of Duty in Iraq, Combat Lifesaver, Force Protection Level I training, AFROTC, HAZMAT certified, Psychology Major in college, Qualified on a variety military vehicles including HMMV and PLS, Expert pistol, more as I acquire/remember them





When I started thinking way too much about Zombies: Occasional nightmare. My interest has waned though.

What started my zombie fixation: The works of Max Brooks

Favorite Zombie book: World War Z

Favorite Zombie movie: Up and coming World War Z, provided Hollywood views it as something more than just a cheap trick to seperate fanboys from their money.

Favorite quote in any zombie movie: "Choke on it!"


My score and score summary on the non-lame zombie survival test: