The zombies would have to infect more than they are killed, which never happens in movies unless the zombies are super fast. Good luck getting a zombie across cities and oceans, as well, unless the virus is airborne.
The zombies would have to infect more than they are killed, which never happens in movies unless the zombies are super fast. Good luck getting a zombie across cities and oceans, as well, unless the virus is airborne.
What if the virus is unleashed at several different locations at the same time?
Where I live,we climb mountains naked and hunt bears with our fists.
So yeah,they're ****ed.
And zombies wouldn't go anywhere,as soon as the military heard about it they would quarantine and send in troops to put them down etc.
So there wouldn't really be a survival situation like in most zombie games.
there would be. just nowhere near as long. People would have to survive until the military got there
Like in game you build a wood barricade or weld a door shut wouldn't you in reality put stuff against the door maybe lock your self in a room with no windows or maybe hide in underground place
It's yet to be established that zombies are even possible; most likely they would run out of energy pretty quickly if it were (for instance) a virus, or would be forced to eat one another, etc. As strong as they seem to be, most of what they do would take a lot of energy to do.
If we're talking old-fashioned voodoo curse on the other hand, all bucking fets are off.
We are very, very safe in regards to a zombie apocolypse in real life. In fact, the only way I could see a wide-spread zombie outbreak occuring in real life is if it were some sort of really contageous std that didn't show symptoms for weeks/months.
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~ I've thought about the phrase 'Money is the root of all evil' and I have to disagree. Evil isn't dependant on an object. I say that want is the root of all evil.
Not to be the grammar nazi, but "Wouldn't you think we would be more safer in real life from zombies."
OT: I live in Detroit, no god damn zombie is getting past the numbers of guns on our outer areas of the city. Alongside that, we actually do have some of the SMARTEST people, contrary to popular belief...
I'm pretty sure I would live.
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"If science disproves Buddhism, then Buddhism will just have to change." - Dalai Lama (14th)
Of course we would. Zombie movies and games put the character in a survival-like atmosphere to increase the suspense and hope for the viewer/player. They're strictly made to give some sort of horror environment that's deadly.
In real life, this wouldn't happen unless zombies were to completely take over (they wouldn't).
In the movies, you see a zombie climb a ladder. In reality, they'd just walk into the ladder like a wall. In reality, they'd decompose. So...yeah...we're pretty safe.
I live on the third floor of an apartment building, so the only way for a zombie to get in would be through the front door. Because of this, my apartment would be very secure and well protected. Unless looters find a way to break through the door or wall, I'm safe.
My sister always tries to prove that my theory of this being a great place to stay is incorrect. She always fails. Try to prove me wrong.
My sister always tries to prove that my theory of this being a great place to stay is incorrect. She always fails. Try to prove me wrong.
Is there a back way out?
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~ I've thought about the phrase 'Money is the root of all evil' and I have to disagree. Evil isn't dependant on an object. I say that want is the root of all evil.
My sister always tries to prove that my theory of this being a great place to stay is incorrect. She always fails. Try to prove me wrong.
1. No food
2. Decay over time
3. Ok, now you have 1000 zombies at your doorstep
4. Most likely no weapons
5. Claustrophobic over time
6. Illness
7. No exit for food/water/medicine, there's zombies there
8. No electricity (most likely)
9. No heat
10. No water
11. Smell over time would induce vomiting
Point being, I could go on forever.
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"If science disproves Buddhism, then Buddhism will just have to change." - Dalai Lama (14th)
i dont think zombies can swim, tho i dont kno if they can drown, an oil rig off the coast has a years worth of food and all the oil in the world, im grabing a boat and im outa here:)
What if the virus is unleashed at several different locations at the same time?
You'd be surprised how well coordinated the CDC can be.
You heard that, green and red.
I'd be surprised by anything at this point.
there would be. just nowhere near as long. People would have to survive until the military got there
You mean like a day or two?
It's yet to be established that zombies are even possible; most likely they would run out of energy pretty quickly if it were (for instance) a virus, or would be forced to eat one another, etc. As strong as they seem to be, most of what they do would take a lot of energy to do.
If we're talking old-fashioned voodoo curse on the other hand, all bucking fets are off.
OT: I live in Detroit, no god damn zombie is getting past the numbers of guns on our outer areas of the city. Alongside that, we actually do have some of the SMARTEST people, contrary to popular belief...
I'm pretty sure I would live.
I don't see the relevance between the picture and the sentence.
In real life, this wouldn't happen unless zombies were to completely take over (they wouldn't).
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I don't get it.
Puns everywhere :ohmy.gif:
'BEAR Grylls'
I think I get it now. So the zebra got raped by BEAR Grylls?
My sister always tries to prove that my theory of this being a great place to stay is incorrect. She always fails. Try to prove me wrong.
Is there a back way out?
1. No food
2. Decay over time
3. Ok, now you have 1000 zombies at your doorstep
4. Most likely no weapons
5. Claustrophobic over time
6. Illness
7. No exit for food/water/medicine, there's zombies there
8. No electricity (most likely)
9. No heat
10. No water
11. Smell over time would induce vomiting
Point being, I could go on forever.