[quote]Professor X wrote:
Best acted scene on the show = ?
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Hard to say - but I loved when the guy in the first episode couldn’t shoot his wife. That was a good bit of acting. Also when Rick first gets to the camp and sees his kid - that was really well played. [/quote]
Hands down I have to give it to Rooker on the roof, first pleading with God then saying Fuck it Jo-boo I do it myself. I hated the guy then actaully felt some respect for him. Any actor that can sway me from hate to almost admiration in one scene has done a damn good acting job.[/quote]
Yeah that was my favorite scene in the third episode, reminded me of Conan
“I have never prayed to you Crom I do not have the tongue for it etc etc but if you don’t help me to hell with you”
any get red dead redemption undead nightmare, cuz marsten is a on a horse, reminds me kinda what a the walking dead game would be like
here’s the online version
[quote]Meni69 wrote:
any get red dead redemption undead nightmare, cuz marsten is a on a horse, reminds me kinda what a the walking dead game would be like
here’s the online version
I finished it, and if you’re both a lover of zombies and of red dead redemption, then its more than worth the 10 bucks
Now that winter is in full effect, how long can a zombie survive in the elements? Will they freeze to death? Do they redie of natural causes? Do they breath air still? Can they drown? So many questions.
[quote]dday wrote:
Now that winter is in full effect, how long can a zombie survive in the elements? Will they freeze to death? Do they redie of natural causes? Do they breath air still? Can they drown? So many questions.[/quote]
It depends on who you ask.
In Zombie War Z, people living in verty cold areas were safe because Zombies, consisting mostly of water like all organisms and unable to regulate their temperature simply froze.
I also imagine that constant freezing and rethawing must takes its toll, even if those zombies do not decay on their own.
I also do not get what some people have against swamps. If they decay, hut and humid is exactly the area where I want them to be and if there are many alligators around who just love decaying meat even better!
[quote]dday wrote:
Now that winter is in full effect, how long can a zombie survive in the elements? Will they freeze to death? Do they redie of natural causes? Do they breath air still? Can they drown? So many questions.[/quote]
According to the zombie survival guide{I wonder should I reference this}zombies could potentially be frozen in place and if thawed out at a later date would continue to function.
[quote]Meni69 wrote:
any get red dead redemption undead nightmare, cuz marsten is a on a horse, reminds me kinda what a the walking dead game would be like
here’s the online version
I finished it, and if you’re both a lover of zombies and of red dead redemption, then its more than worth the 10 bucks[/quote]
I finished it and today played my first online undead overun lasted a long ass time, pretty fun but kinda tiring
[quote]dday wrote:
Now that winter is in full effect, how long can a zombie survive in the elements? Will they freeze to death? Do they redie of natural causes? Do they breath air still? Can they drown? So many questions.[/quote]
It depends on who you ask.
In Zombie War Z, people living in verty cold areas were safe because Zombies, consisting mostly of water like all organisms and unable to regulate their temperature simply froze.
I also imagine that constant freezing and rethawing must takes its toll, even if those zombies do not decay on their own.
I also do not get what some people have against swamps. If they decay, hut and humid is exactly the area where I want them to be and if there are many alligators around who just love decaying meat even better!
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Then you’d have zombie gators. We already covered this.
[quote]dday wrote:
Now that winter is in full effect, how long can a zombie survive in the elements? Will they freeze to death? Do they redie of natural causes? Do they breath air still? Can they drown? So many questions.[/quote]
According to the zombie survival guide{I wonder should I reference this}zombies could potentially be frozen in place and if thawed out at a later date would continue to function.[/quote]
So that makes them easy picking, spend a few hours a day smoking zombies then eventually they’ll all be gone. How long would it take to kill of the entire population of the world? Hell even the population of a small city would take a long time. Why did I just wonder what frozen zombie boobs would look like?
[quote]dday wrote:
Now that winter is in full effect, how long can a zombie survive in the elements? Will they freeze to death? Do they redie of natural causes? Do they breath air still? Can they drown? So many questions.[/quote]
It depends on who you ask.
In Zombie War Z, people living in verty cold areas were safe because Zombies, consisting mostly of water like all organisms and unable to regulate their temperature simply froze.
I also imagine that constant freezing and rethawing must takes its toll, even if those zombies do not decay on their own.
I also do not get what some people have against swamps. If they decay, hut and humid is exactly the area where I want them to be and if there are many alligators around who just love decaying meat even better!
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Then you’d have zombie gators. We already covered this.[/quote]
Is there any meaingful difference between a zombie gator and a regular gator? Both try to eat you. I guess the zombie one you have to shoot in the head. Which is probably what I would try to do to any gator that’s trying to eat me.
[quote]dday wrote:
Now that winter is in full effect, how long can a zombie survive in the elements? Will they freeze to death? Do they redie of natural causes? Do they breath air still? Can they drown? So many questions.[/quote]
It depends on who you ask.
In Zombie War Z, people living in verty cold areas were safe because Zombies, consisting mostly of water like all organisms and unable to regulate their temperature simply froze.
I also imagine that constant freezing and rethawing must takes its toll, even if those zombies do not decay on their own.
I also do not get what some people have against swamps. If they decay, hut and humid is exactly the area where I want them to be and if there are many alligators around who just love decaying meat even better!
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Then you’d have zombie gators. We already covered this.[/quote]
Is there any meaingful difference between a zombie gator and a regular gator? Both try to eat you. I guess the zombie one you have to shoot in the head. Which is probably what I would try to do to any gator that’s trying to eat me.[/quote]
Hmmm, good question. I guess the main difference is we’d have to re-animate the corpse of Steve Irwin to have a chance against the zombie gators.
[quote]dday wrote:
Now that winter is in full effect, how long can a zombie survive in the elements? Will they freeze to death? Do they redie of natural causes? Do they breath air still? Can they drown? So many questions.[/quote]
It depends on who you ask.
In Zombie War Z, people living in verty cold areas were safe because Zombies, consisting mostly of water like all organisms and unable to regulate their temperature simply froze.
I also imagine that constant freezing and rethawing must takes its toll, even if those zombies do not decay on their own.
I also do not get what some people have against swamps. If they decay, hut and humid is exactly the area where I want them to be and if there are many alligators around who just love decaying meat even better!
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Then you’d have zombie gators. We already covered this.[/quote]
Is there any meaingful difference between a zombie gator and a regular gator? Both try to eat you. I guess the zombie one you have to shoot in the head. Which is probably what I would try to do to any gator that’s trying to eat me.[/quote]
Hmmm, good question. I guess the main difference is we’d have to re-animate the corpse of Steve Irwin to have a chance against the zombie gators.[/quote]
Haha, I bet he’s not too “fresh” by now.
So, I waited until the entire season was over to watch them all back to back, and I must say, I like what I saw. Disappointing that we have to wait a year, though.
I made two observations that bothered me:
This Shane character wears his pants really high. I mean, sometimes he was going Urkle high. It was distracting. I kept wondering what was wrong with his waist that his pants were half-way up his ribs.
No one EVER seemed interested in grabbing gear or supplies AT ALL. Even when trapped in the department store, no one took anything (except that stupid necklace). I’d have grabbed myself a nice sturdy backpack, some knives, rope, sunglasses, etc. And would have collected every bullet I ever came across.
It does make one think, though. How would I survive the end of the world? Imagine a large-scale terrorist attack that takes society a century backwards for a few years. Imagine an EMP blast. Etcetera. Do I have the skills to survive? The gear? The knowledge?
