Are you and your X prepared for the zombie Apocalypse? Have some fun!
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Will do! Ill try and get em up tomorrow when I have some daylight.
Ill show you mine, but you gotta show me yours!
Zombies don't bother me. Its getting stranded 60+ miles from home with a wife and 4 kids depending on me. I will make it back.
Ill show you mine, but you gotta show me yours!
Zombies don't bother me. Its getting stranded 60+ miles from home with a wife and 4 kids depending on me. I will make it back.
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This is a good point; however, other possibilities to consider are predation by fish, sharks, etc. Depending on the type of zombies, are these creatures also going to become zombified? Also Seagulls and any bird for that matter are going to be a problem. I do believe this will be unlikely, so assuming no transfer to other species, zombies will be unable to have buoyancy control, so zombies on the bottom of the lake or ocean are not my concern as pressure and dissolving tissue should neutralize the problem after a short time.
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This is a good point; however, other possibilities to consider are predation by fish, sharks, etc. Depending on the type of zombies, are these creatures also going to become zombified? Also Seagulls and any bird for that matter are going to be a problem. I do believe this will be unlikely, so assuming no transfer to other species, zombies will be unable to have buoyancy control, so zombies on the bottom of the lake or ocean are not my concern as pressure and dissolving tissue should neutralize the problem after a short time.
...but if you think about it, you probably can't assume there will be NO cross-species issues - isn't that the most current fear we have - avian flu passing from bird to human?
I'd be more concerned with some variant of mad cow...might not make you a true zombie, but 6 vs. 1/2 dozen, right?