1 - Hello
2 - How do you do
3 - What is the kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus and species of said parasite?
4 - Which were the test subjects you used for testing the said parasite?
5 - What are the species that can be host to said parasite?
6 - What is its way of entering the host's system?
7 - How much time does it take for the symptoms to begin appearing?
8 - How old are you?
9 - What is your degree?
10 - Where did you take said degree?
11 - That's all for now

Thanks in advance,
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"My plan is stay at my parent's farm so I need my next door neighbors [ they live 1/4 mile away] keep my aunt's horses there... So I can probably borrow a horse if SHTF... I'm a fairly good rider and shes got a nice 17 hand 6 year old thoroughbred almost no one but me can ride. If I hear theres an outbreak I'm going to stop by and bring them with me since they live on the other side of my small town anyhow. "

If you grew up on a farm, then the answer to this question is probably "yes", but aside from knowing how to ride (which, by the way, puts you head and shoulders above most of the folks who think horses would be a great BOV), do you also know how to properly care for and feed a horse?

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"Thank you everyone for finding out what happened. "

stay frosty brother.

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/me still loves Medusa374 - promises to come chat more often.

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"Indeed. Some just shoot like ass, regardless of what ammunition is put into it. The biggest limitation with these rifles (at least that I've found) is their sights --- they're clearly not intended for precision shooting. If you're shooting a 4"-5" group at 100 yards with those irons, you're doing a damn good job. Any less is pretty much miraculous with a Soviet Mosin. I have fired ~2" 100 yard groups on the irons of an Ex-PU, but that's not an everyday occurrence - I've done it ten times, tops.

That said, the Finn rifles are a different breed altogether. In my opinion, the Finnish M39 is one of the best bolt action rifles of the era, competing favorably with the finest bolt rifles issued anywhere else.

http://7.62x54r.net/MosinID/MosinM39.htm

It's like a custom shop Mosin-Nagant. They took standard Soviet polygonal receivers, bolts, box magazines and triggers and fine tuned the living crap out of them. They slapped heavier Tikka, Sako, and Belgian-made barrels on 'em, then put put really good irons on them. The stocks are pretty good - fit and finish being on par with even the period Swiss Karabiners. To literally top it off, the FInns issued them with excellent bayonets.

Occasionally, these M39's can even be purchased without any FFL, because the receiver used is an early Russian M91 receiver. If the receiver was manufactured before 1899, it qualifies as an antique arm, and does not need an FFL01 or C&R."

thanks for the info LJ126 i think i'll have to keep my eye out for one ! lol the fins make damn good vodka it naturally follows that they would make a damn good sounding gun.

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"What animals would you find useful in an apocalypse? What are some pros and cons of having pets?
Gimme your opinions........plz"

pros-
dogs
for hunting and companionship
horse
for travel n carrying goods n meat ( sorry its all about survival people )
goats and cows
for milk n meat
burro
to carry goods n meat
someone mention a monkey well im keeping you for shizzzz n giggles, lol ( where did da' monkey come from, who knows? lol)
con-
im allergic to cats

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Hiya whamnam, welcome to the wiki.

This thread is not a chat. You might like to follow the directions on the chat page to get to the real chat.

If you want to check out survival plans, many of our users have published their plans. You can get to the via User Survival Plans in the nav box to the left. Click the little grey triangle to expand the selection.

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A typical rager (28 Days Later style) would actually only survive for a short time if they were classic "infected" with no sense of self-preservation. The only water they would get would be by accident (falling into freshwater or rain falling into their open mouth) or what they get from eating a body; a rager that only wishes to kill and doesn't consume its victims would survive for an even shorter time, as it wouldn't get any food.

Add to that the possibility of infection from wounds and the ability to gradually die from blood loss or injuries instead of simply soldier on for weeks with a missing torso like a typical zombie, and after about a week or less the infected would be suffering badly from malnutrition, dehydration, and any injuries or illnesses they suffered. If they don't sleep, that's even worse for them.

Far from being automatons or guided missiles on legs, they're exactly what they seem like: a man who forgoes all needs for simple killing. How long do you think YOU would last if you completely ignored food, water, pain, fatigue, and illness to beat, claw, and bite people to death forever?

However, this all assumes that the virus (being the most scientifically plausible) does nothing but incite this rabid rage into its victims and truly causes them to forgo all needs. It's perfectly possible that they would have enough intelligence to seek out food and water (an even more improbable mutation would let them gain sustenance and energy from other sources) and even be dissuaded by pain or have simple problem solving abilities.

The most dangerous zombie is the one that is truly animalistic.

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"ok i go onto the chat but it dosent let my type like anything help please"

maybe you need to cick the white bar at the bottom of the window

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