Bashing a zombie's skull with a cricket bat is nothing compared to scraping the ice off a car windscreen.
It's not so much that the snow genuinely stops us going to work and school, it's more that we want the snow to stop us going to work and school. A kind of subconscious consensus is reached in the national psyche where we all know that it isn't really an excuse but we all keep quiet so that we can all get the day off.Daystar Clarion said:Really cold? We just want to stay in bed and drink tea.
Hell, I know that's what I do.Danny Ocean said:Snip
Yeah I do it too. We had about three inches of snow a while ago. Absolutely far far faar too dangerous to go out.Daystar Clarion said:Hell, I know that's what I do.Danny Ocean said:Snip
*1 for of snow on the ground, easy to traverse*
"Awww bloody hell, I'll never be able to get through this tundra. Best stay next to the kettle, where it's safe."
but what happens if you are out of tea as the zombies have cut the trade route to india?ZombieGenesis said:In that same spirit:
Englands Plan for the Zombie Apocolypse
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I'm fucking stealing that image right now.mb16 said:but what happens if you are out of tea as the zombies have cut the trade route to india?ZombieGenesis said:In that same spirit:
Englands Plan for the Zombie Apocolypse
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The best thing is that they actually do.mb16 said:its fine, our tanks have teapots in them
Yeah, probably. A week tops.ZombieGenesis said:I'm pretty sure with the amount of zombie media and referencing in geek and popular culture, if a zombie outbreak DID happen, it would be crippled and ended within a day.
People are just THAT well versed on zombies.
Kinda dissapointing in a way.
This, my good sir. Made my day. you gain 1 internet pointThe_root_of_all_evil said:[HEADING=1]hahahahhahahahahhahahah[/HEADING]
We just ship all our zombies to our colonies and then let them think we've given them Independence. *sweet smile*Earnest Cavalli said:As an American, it would be uncouth for me to point out the typical British inability to keep up with her former colonies, so instead I will just continue petting this bald eagle, secure in the knowledge that I probably won't be torn apart by the ravenous dead any time soon.
Wait, aren't Bald Eagles almost extinct?Earnest Cavalli said:so instead I will just continue petting this bald eagle
Probably due to Americans petting them all the time. With excessive force.ZombieGenesis said:Wait, aren't Bald Eagles almost extinct?Earnest Cavalli said:so instead I will just continue petting this bald eagle
... I think your bird might be undead already.
On a serious note, we did survive swine flu and foot/mouth relatively unscathed - which is admirable considering Twycross Zoo, Bradgate Park and the surrounding areas.Sgt. Sykes said:It's not a stupid question, really. A zombie apocalypse is no different than any other disease apocalypse, like a modern version of a black plague. Being unprepared for zombies means being unprepared for anything of the like.
Shaun of the dead man cmonHankMan said:With Zombies, it always pays to think a head.
Please to explain? I don't always get references.Daystar Clarion said:I've been prepared for years. Why do you think I've kept my parents' old vinyl records?
"Stick your head between your legs and kiss your bum good bye."CommanderKirov said:Which goes to proove that having an official plan makes every catastrophy a bit more bearable.
I would want to have an official plan in case of Earth was about to break in two bits. Get on it goverment! NOW!