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tao70 |
7RI
Sep 25 2010, 12:16 PM EDT
The smallest state in the US, but yet the best to escape too. Rhode Island, my home, almost everyone on the water on the boat. Know how to use a boat and your all set. Go to the nearest harbor, and make a fleet. Supply ships, war ships, medical ships, and backups, and ect. I think someone in this area should make a group so that some people might live. I am not a mall ninja, im 14, can barely drive, and i do know the waters around RI.
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mbartelsm |
1. RE: 7RI
Sep 25 2010, 12:22 PM EDT
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"The smallest state in the US, but yet the best to escape too. Rhode Island, my home, almost everyone on the water on the boat. Know how to use a boat and your all set. Go to the nearest harbor, and make a fleet. Supply ships, war ships, medical ships, and backups, and ect. I think someone in this area should make a group so that some people might live. I am not a mall ninja, im 14, can barely drive, and i do know the waters around RI. "1st: don't say you're 14 2nd: unless you know how to support a complete group while in the sea then don't do it 3rd: why would we think you're a mall ninja? you didn't mentioned malls nor guns Do you find this valuable? |
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tao70 |
2. RE: 7RI
Sep 25 2010, 12:28 PM EDT
"1st: don't say you're 141: k thanks 4 the advice 2: ur right, i planned on staying at sea for a week, the scavenger group would go and get more supplies when the ships go in shore 3: some people think im a mall ninja for sayin I have a sword and that I know everything Do you find this valuable? |
Whybother08 |
3. RE: 7RI
Sep 25 2010, 12:42 PM EDT
"1st: don't say you're 14I'm 14, I'm 14, I'm 14, I'm 14. I also have a shotgun if anyone wants to even TRY to lure me. Do you find this valuable? |
DevilNuts |
4. RE: 7RI
Sep 25 2010, 4:33 PM EDT
A ship would not be a bad idea to live on if you don't leave the port; you can always pull up the gangplank and just sit there, pretty well protected against anything that doesn't have lots of ammo. Then you can hop out whenever you need to to forage for supplies. I think it would be alot safer to remain close to the coast than to enter the open ocean. For one, you are more likely to encounter what is left of the US government along the eastern seaboard (rescue). I do have to wonder about pirates, but then again they would have all of the same concerns to worry about that any other vessel does, so it may not even be an issue. Do you find this valuable? |
zombieniJa17 |
5. RE: 7RI
Sep 25 2010, 7:51 PM EDT
You also have consider fuel and what if something happens to the ship can you fix it. Also so what if you are 14 i am 15 and i have more common sense them some adults it doesn’t matter if you are 14 or 50 as long you posts are intelligent no one will treat you like a kid. (Also if you think about luring me i know how to inflict i more ways then most adults do now have a freaking nice day)
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mbartelsm |
6. RE: 7RI
Sep 25 2010, 9:33 PM EDT
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"I'm 14, I'm 14, I'm 14, I'm 14.i say it because people here don't take minors seriously, (although its more of an adult problem in general) especially DN (say it because of your a wiki quote of you, BTW nice photo) Do you find this valuable? |
Ironback |
7. RE: 7RI
Sep 25 2010, 9:50 PM EDT
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A ship would be an excellent locale. Pull up the brow but leave your shore ties in place. That way you will have fresh water, electricity and internet conection while it still last. If you know how, insure all the fresh (potable) water tanks are filled. When the zombies gather on the pier you can pull them into the water with boat hooks. Once the area is clear drop the brow and raid/ scavenge the other vessels for medical/ food/ blankets/ what have you. You'll have one very important piece of equipment on the bridge, a radio. Don't forget good ol' Channel 16. It's the international distress channel. "pon-pon, pon-pon pon-pon, hello all stations, hello all stations. This is the (your vesel name here) located at (your grid location). Seeking any and all that can hear this. (You fill in the rest)" And as for the age thing: I've met teens that act more mature than some of the adults I've met in my lifetime. Every person starts with a clean slate in my book. Just my .02 ~Ironback Do you find this valuable? |
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DevilNuts |
8. RE: 7RI
Sep 25 2010, 10:02 PM EDT
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"i say it because people here don't take minors seriously, (although its more of an adult problem in general) especially DN (say it because of your a wiki quote of you, BTW nice photo)"Don't make a habit of speaking for me; most who try aren't able to get it right. I treat idiot posters like idiots, regardless of age. It just so happens that many young posters happen to post like idiots. But logic reminds us that correlation does not equal causation. WhyBother is an excellent example of a young teen who posts in a mature, logical, intelligent and respectable manner, and I extend to him (and those like him) all of the consideration I would afford any quality poster, regardless of age. Quality (of posts) is desirable over Quantity (of years). Do you find this valuable? |
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mbartelsm |
9. RE: 7RI
Sep 25 2010, 10:11 PM EDT
"Don't make a habit of speaking for me; most who try aren't able to get it right.i knew i shouldn't have posted that i was talking about the post that said: i don't consider kids human or something like that, but you are right, won't happen again Do you find this valuable? |
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DevilNuts |
10. RE: 7RI
Sep 26 2010, 12:08 AM EDT
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hy·per·bo·le /haɪˈpɜrbəli/ Show Spelled[hahy-pur-buh-lee] –noun Rhetoric . 1. obvious and intentional exaggeration. 2. an extravagant statement or figure of speech not intended to be taken literally, as “to wait an eternity.” http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/hyperbole Welcome to my style of writing :) Do you find this valuable? |
demsmine |
11. RE: 7RI
Sep 26 2010, 12:13 AM EDT
"What I'm confused copying stuff out of the dictionary is your style of writing? sar-casm [sahr-kaz-uhm] –noun 1. harsh or bitter derision or irony. 2. a sharply ironical taunt; sneering or cutting remark: a review full of sarcasms. Do you find this valuable? |
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mbartelsm |
13. RE: 7RI
Sep 26 2010, 1:13 AM EDT
"sorry about that, but is difficult to understand alternative writing on internet (sarcasm, exaggerations, etc) Do you find this valuable? |
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demsmine |
15. RE: 7RI
Sep 26 2010, 1:59 AM EDT
"Just keeping you on your toes. "Sticking and moving, bobbing and weaving,,, wait DN your a krav maga guy,,,, nut shot and eye gouge. 1 out of 1 found this valuable. Do you? |
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tao70 |
16. RE: 7RI
Oct 4 2010, 8:14 PM EDT
Well, this board is ummmm...... getting away from the main idea. Everyone, this is starting to get good. Lets start to get into finer details. Lets start with getting the boat and starting the operation.
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