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  • 96DXCivic

    June 21, 2010 10:43 p.m. 96DXCivic Dork

    I think a Baja beetle would be a pretty good zav. It is easy to fix, will get good gas mileage and is good enough off road.

  • Salanis

    June 22, 2010 12:53 a.m. Salanis SuperDork

    Light aircraft and fly to a relatively nearby, but seldom visited, inhabited island.

    Knowing what I do, I think I'd join my dad and fly off to Dominica. Rainforest island in the Caribbean that is horribly poor, but fairly self sufficient. It also suffers from the problem of no regular transportation on or off the island. Which would mean you're not getting infected dropped off on boats or airplanes.

    Sure, there's a chance of infected swimming, walking, or floating to the island, but it would have to be a case of pure luck, so you'd most likely see single zombies, if any. You just need to post a regular vigil on the shores to pick off any that may make their way there.

  • HiTempguy

    June 22, 2010 2:10 a.m. HiTempguy HalfDork

    And if so, how would you be able to tell one from a non-Zombified crab?

    Your answer lies in this video; if it is mutated and tries to attach itself to your face, probably a zombie crab.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3ClqpitpzM

    As Mr. Freeman would attest, a crowbar is a VERY useful weapon.

  • pilotbraden

    June 22, 2010 12:49 p.m. pilotbraden New Reader

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hfLZozBVpM&feature=player_embedded

    This may prove handy

  • EastCoastMojo

    June 22, 2010 1:22 p.m. EastCoastMojo SuperDork

    Ya'll can have MalWart, TARGET is MINE!!!! Bwhahahaha!

  • mattmacklind

    June 22, 2010 1:25 p.m. mattmacklind SuperDork

    HiTempguy wrote:

    As Mr. Freeman would attest, a crowbar is a VERY useful weapon.

    Holy cow, I did read that right. Half Life FTW.

  • JeepinMatt

    June 22, 2010 1:35 p.m. JeepinMatt HalfDork

    Get some kind of building built into the side of a cliff, underground or into a hill. Make it almost impossible to see or tell it's there. Then build choke points like that buliding Salanis described. Metal doorframes + heavy metal bars welded across the door openings should keep them out. Zombies can't use a plasma cutter, can they? Maybe do the same for two doorways, so if they break through one you've got time to bug out.

    Could always buy a decommissioned missle silo. But how do you escape from that? Once they take the upper floor, you're done for.

  • JeepinMatt

    June 22, 2010 1:43 p.m. JeepinMatt HalfDork

    Will wrote:

    In a short-term outbreak, my ideal defensive position would be one of the old Civil War-era stone forts along the East coast--Ft McHenry, Ft Sumter, something like that. The walls would be impregnable, as the forts were designed to withstand infantry assault and heavy bombardment. Nothing would get in...that's the easy part.

    Unless the zombies get ahold of a trampoline. Probably get it from the Wal Mart after they overrun it.

    They'd come right in from above. You're roasting rat and sewing up your tent when it suddenly starts raining zombies...

  • David Adams

    June 22, 2010 5:41 p.m. David Adams Reader

    81gtv6 wrote:

    I would head for one of these places, after raiding the closest National Guard - Reserve Armory.

    http://www.missilebases.com/

    DUDE!

    It's the HIVE! That's a Resident Evil reference for the people in the back section...

    All I know is that this:

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    and this

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    PLUS THESE:

    Equals a whole bunch of awesome when shyte hits the fan.

  • Will

    June 22, 2010 9:02 p.m. Will HalfDork

    JeepinMatt wrote:

    Will wrote:

    In a short-term outbreak, my ideal defensive position would be one of the old Civil War-era stone forts along the East coast--Ft McHenry, Ft Sumter, something like that. The walls would be impregnable, as the forts were designed to withstand infantry assault and heavy bombardment. Nothing would get in...that's the easy part.

    Unless the zombies get ahold of a trampoline. Probably get it from the Wal Mart after they overrun it.

    They'd come right in from above. You're roasting rat and sewing up your tent when it suddenly starts raining zombies...

    I almost started to chastise you for being completely ridiculous. Zombies with trampolines? Who ever heard of such a thing.

    Then I remembered what we're talking about, and calling out ridiculousness seemed, well...unnecessary.

  • June 22, 2010 10:00 p.m. lewbud Reader

    Will wrote:

    JeepinMatt wrote:

    Will wrote:

    In a short-term outbreak, my ideal defensive position would be one of the old Civil War-era stone forts along the East coast--Ft McHenry, Ft Sumter, something like that. The walls would be impregnable, as the forts were designed to withstand infantry assault and heavy bombardment. Nothing would get in...that's the easy part.

    Unless the zombies get ahold of a trampoline. Probably get it from the Wal Mart after they overrun it.

    They'd come right in from above. You're roasting rat and sewing up your tent when it suddenly starts raining zombies...

    I almost started to chastise you for being completely ridiculous. Zombies with trampolines? Who ever heard of such a thing.

    Then I remembered what we're talking about, and calling out ridiculousness seemed, well...ridiculous.

    FTFY

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