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bbqrocks:
Well, I have the enviroment on my side. Surrounded by 3/4 valleys with about 40 people in each, and 4 local villages with about 200-400 each, within 5 or so miles. Of course, it would be tricky to obtain enough food, but I will think on that one. Water is no problem, IMO- our water comes from a spring water source. We have enough raw materials to turn our house into a fort, but if we thought that was too much of a risk we could travel at least 15 miles in any direction without encountering any human/zombie life. I think the main thing on my side is the fact that due to the low level of human activity around where I live, we would have at least a week or so before a zombie stumbled our way.

What are you guys doing in the long term? Like, where are you staying, sleeping, eating?

SonofZ3:

--- Quote from: Nodaisho on 08 Feb 2008, 11:21 ---I think that this debate would be much easier if this forum weren't so international, I always forget how many people live in places where it is almost impossible to get guns here, so I wonder what they are talking about when they say that they couldn't get one.

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You and me both. I live in a state where the first day of Buck season is a holiday. Thats right kids, public schools are let out so people with firearms can shoot animals. As this is the case, the general populace I would be part of in case of zombocolypse would have firearms.

bbqrocks: My parents have a cabin we would utilize, its only 7 miles from the nearest town but still enjoys the stand alone comforts of well water and heating with wood and fuel oil tanks. I would hate to be stuck in an urban center though.

Ozymandias:
I would prefer to avoid any place where


--- Quote ---As this is the case, the general populace I would be part of in case of zombocolypse would have firearms.
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is an accurate statement, since I figure it would probably be easier to get shot by an idiot than eaten by a zombie.

Dissy:
I was bored after my test yesterday, so I mapped the best escape routes outta town.  My plans have changed slightly for the Zombie outbreak.

Also, if I end up surrounded, and low on ammunition, I'll just do the Thriller dance.  

Melodic:
Hell, I live in CANADA and I own a damn transport permit. Canada, where you cannot piss without a dozen documents explaining that it will not hurt other people.

Also, I don't get this business that firearms AREN'T a valid form of last-minute defense. You seem to think that the only applicable situation for firing a gun is when the enemy is beyond a range to worry about them, but that's completely false. Also, I think the bat's a damn good CQC weapon when you're on the move, because your objective ISN'T to kill the damn thing, it's to get it out of your way and move on. A bat won't get stuck, it's long enough to keep you out of bite range, and it gets the zombie the fuck outta your way.

Also, assuming that these zombies are the traditional "slow" type (ala the original Dawn of the Dead), traffic congestion shouldn't be as terrible as it would be if they were "fast" zombies (ala the remake). Remember the scenes before the opening credits to Dawn (2004) where people are fucking up on the road and blowing shit up? I don't think that would happen to as dramatic an extent if the zombies weren't in "hot" pursuit.

Anyways, my plan's still the same. Gather up the folks and head for Virginia and the Greenbrier Hotel.
(Zombie Earth map on the way).

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