.22 is certainly not useless. A successful headshot would most likely ricochet around inside the skull maximizing damage to the brain. Besides, the ammo is light, so you can carry more.Lost In The Void said:Ah yes this is true, but exploding heads are soooooooooo cool...I'll use the .22 as a club that things pretty much uselessshadowstriker86 said:remember, a shotgun is also a club lolLost In The Void said:Just get my shotgun ready, I've dreamed of this moment
I'd go on living normally.shadowstriker86 said:In March and April of this year, there has been an epidemic of Swine Flu spread from Mexico to the U.S., but lets say its Solanum....and they're coming. What will you do the second you read this message or hear from a friend or family that there's mass cannibalism happening or there's hordes of shuffling bodies moving and attacking people? Where will you go?
Me? I'm headin' north where its cold, got all my supplies ready. I'm not nuts but I do get paranoid easy, not sure why.
Where do you live? Texas?Ignignoct said:I'd go on living normally.shadowstriker86 said:In March and April of this year, there has been an epidemic of Swine Flu spread from Mexico to the U.S., but lets say its Solanum....and they're coming. What will you do the second you read this message or hear from a friend or family that there's mass cannibalism happening or there's hordes of shuffling bodies moving and attacking people? Where will you go?
Me? I'm headin' north where its cold, got all my supplies ready. I'm not nuts but I do get paranoid easy, not sure why.
There's no way they'd get past our border patrol.
And not to mention its Idaho, you need people for a zombie apocalypse not just potatoes.nerdsamwich said:Didn't mean to rain on your parade there, but somebody needed to say it. Stipulating, then an alternate reality where this could actually occur, I still wouldn't worry. I live in northern Idaho. In addition to being not the warmest place in the country, I'm surrounded by natural barriers: the Rockies on three sides and a really big lake on the other. And if that's not enough, my region is probably in the top five most heavily armed geographical regions in the US, if not the world. I don't personally know of more than ten households in the county that don't have any guns in them, and most have several. So the zombie scourge stands twice-defeated. Boo-ya!shadowstriker86 said:well im just sayin for the sake of IF ya know?nerdsamwich said:Personally, I wouldn't worry a bit. The zombie-creation mechanism outlined in the Zombie Survival Guide is anatomically infeasible. A human body can't function on electricity alone. In order to make muscles move, you need oxygen, which must be delivered by a functioning circulatory system, and fuel in the form of sugars, which requires a digestive system. Basically, if you want a human body to move, it needs to be alive. No offense to Mr. Brooks, but logic has completely averted the zombie apocalypse.
Amen, I'm getting tired of all this "what are you gonna do if zombies were coming?" stuff. I read some books, Plague of the Dead and Day by Day Armageddon, but after I read it I don't start planning all of this crazy stuff. Its getting old and I wish the obsession with zombies would just die off.avykins said:No. Fuck this shit. We have had enough of the "what would you do in a zombie apocalypse" threads. No fucking more you unoriginal bastards!
Joking.Pandalisk said:Where do you live? Texas?Ignignoct said:I'd go on living normally.shadowstriker86 said:In March and April of this year, there has been an epidemic of Swine Flu spread from Mexico to the U.S., but lets say its Solanum....and they're coming. What will you do the second you read this message or hear from a friend or family that there's mass cannibalism happening or there's hordes of shuffling bodies moving and attacking people? Where will you go?
Me? I'm headin' north where its cold, got all my supplies ready. I'm not nuts but I do get paranoid easy, not sure why.
There's no way they'd get past our border patrol.
if i heard of this i would simply stock up on several lifetimes of supplies and then go to the nearest skyscraper, once there destroy the ground floor stairs and live in the penthouse, what are the zombies gonna do? Fly up to me?
and if im bored i can just go to the 1st floor and take potshots at the zombies for fun.
This. Except I would be sure to bring at least 2 cats...just to be safe.SoonerMatt said:I'd grab a crowbar, a rifle, a handgun, combat knife, ammo, seeds, soil, camping and climbing gear, compass, a few gallons of water, a filter, laptop, my cat, and load them all up in my car and drive north to middle-of-nowhere, US/Canada.
Get into an apartment complex, destroy the stairs leading up, build a rope ladder, plant crops up there, and wait it out for the handful of years it would take for the zombies to die again.
I hope you realize that it wasn't a serious book, and just like most zombie apocalypse movies, of course it doesn't make sense.nerdsamwich said:Personally, I wouldn't worry a bit. The zombie-creation mechanism outlined in the Zombie Survival Guide is anatomically infeasible. A human body can't function on electricity alone. In order to make muscles move, you need oxygen, which must be delivered by a functioning circulatory system, and fuel in the form of sugars, which requires a digestive system. Basically, if you want a human body to move, it needs to be alive. No offense to Mr. Brooks, but logic has completely averted the zombie apocalypse.