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petranko |
just something to know
Mar 24 2012, 4:31 PM EDT
i just want to say that it is imposibble for a zombie to run because when we do anything like exercise aware muscles rip then rebuild stronger zombies don't do that their muscles rip and stay that way so there for their legs would literally fall off if they were to run and that the great panic could last from a month to 10 years and that many shelters and emergancy evacs are at schools and that many people will go to islands and that you should get out as early as possible
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RainofMails |
1. RE: just something to know
Mar 24 2012, 4:33 PM EDT
How do you know zombies don't run or regenerate tissue? Have you extensively studied real zombies to reach your conclusions?
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Sharpie41 |
2. RE: just something to know
Mar 24 2012, 4:41 PM EDT
What rain said, zombies dont exist, therefore we have no idea what they can or can't do
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petranko |
3. RE: just something to know
Mar 24 2012, 8:21 PM EDT
I'm talking about the undead viral zombie not a parasite or rage zombie
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RainofMails |
4. RE: just something to know
Mar 24 2012, 9:57 PM EDT
So you're talking about the least likely kind of zombie as if it were the only possible one.
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petranko |
5. RE: just something to know
Mar 25 2012, 6:24 PM EDT
its actually is the second most possible kind of zombie other then the microbot zombie and the rule about the muscles would aplly for rage zombies most likely and do you really want zombies to be sprinting after you
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TreeLegs |
6. RE: just something to know
Mar 25 2012, 6:40 PM EDT
"its actually is the second most possible kind of zombie other then the microbot zombie and the rule about the muscles would aplly for rage zombies most likely and do you really want zombies to be sprinting after you"It's not about what you want or don't want. It's about what is and right now, there isn't. Do you find this valuable? |
Ironback |
7. RE: just something to know
Mar 25 2012, 7:13 PM EDT
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The ripping that you refer to happens during weight resistance training. It is then that the protiens rebuild a living muscle and make it larger. If just using your muscles ripped them every time... I'd hate to see what happens to a baby.There is a huge difference between cardio and weight resistance training. And I have yet to see a Z at the gym. Just my .02 v/r Ironback Do you find this valuable? |
DonovanRichter |
8. RE: just something to know
Mar 25 2012, 7:32 PM EDT
I still like the idea I came up with in my microbiology class, where the zombies are still more of less alive with micro-organisms forming pseudo digestive, circulatory, respiratory, neurological systems in the host. Systems that are highly inefficient but also very durable and producing a lot of the classical zombie characteristics. It could be possible for something like that to run, even though doing so would likely reduce its lifespan dramatically. =^_^=
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petranko |
9. RE: just something to know
Mar 25 2012, 10:00 PM EDT
how could i cheek out that class
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DonovanRichter |
10. RE: just something to know
Mar 25 2012, 10:37 PM EDT
Oh, sorry, it was just a random 200 level micro biology course. =^_^= I'm a very weird person and I like to use fiction as a motivator for real world things, so I used the "I'm going to learn this so I can make a zombie plague =*_*=" scenario as my motivator there =^_^= Kinda like how I use the "oh no, zombies are chasing me! =O_O=" mental mantra to keep myself focused on a long jog. =^_^= It wasn't an assignment or anything, but my professor thought it was great. =^_^= They were basically animal cells with plant and fungal traits tacked into their operation. Do you find this valuable? |
