Slow Zombies vs Fast Zombies. - Page 5

**violent_anger** · 06/01/08, 06:45 PM

Great thing about rotting flesh and rags is that they're flammable. And spikes are for the most part fire proof.

Akans · 06/02/08, 10:16 AM

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Great thing about rotting flesh and rags is that they're flammable. And spikes are for the most part fire proof.

So is your house. And you.

**violent_anger** · 06/03/08, 01:08 AM

Since there won't be a trail of dead zombies leading to my house, I don't see the problem. That's why you have a fence.

Akans · 06/03/08, 10:35 AM

A very flammable fence. Probably above equally flammable grass.

**violent_anger** · 06/03/08, 11:52 PM

Well then I guess I'm doomed. Oh wait, I could just have a fence that isn't flammable. and get rid of the grass.

Akans · 06/04/08, 09:13 AM

XD lol this isn't getting anywhere. But my point is, your screwed over if zombies surround your house. While you can theoretically keep them out for an infinite amount of time, in the real world, something always happens that makes theories go ka-ploosh.

Ð · 06/04/08, 02:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Akans

XD lol this isn't getting anywhere. But my point is, your screwed over if zombies surround your house. While you can theoretically keep them out for an infinite amount of time, in the real world, something always happens that makes theories go ka-ploosh.

Running out of supplies is one of them.

**violent_anger** · 06/05/08, 12:00 AM

Which brings up an interesting point, can you eat the zombies?

**Stavvy** · 06/05/08, 12:05 AM

I'm pretty sure that the rotting flesh would make you sick. . .Maybe not normal flesh (thinking of cannibals), but rotting. . .eh. . .

zephyr flutist · 06/05/08, 12:24 AM

i think slow walking zombies are much scarier than fast walking zombies. hmm... a slow walking zombie that's on fire using a chain saw and uhh... i don't know.

~~Miss Murder~~ · 06/05/08, 12:24 AM

But what if they're fresh zombies? :D

Just lending my two-cents.

**Stavvy** · 06/05/08, 12:27 AM

If they're fresh than chow down.

~~Miss Murder~~ · 06/05/08, 12:29 AM

Kickass.

I'll remember that the next time Iowa has a zombie attack.

Akans · 06/05/08, 02:33 PM

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If they're fresh than chow down.

In doing so, you infect yourself. Next time you go to sleep, expect to wake up a zombie. With me standing over you holding a flamethrower.

**Stavvy** · 06/05/08, 03:04 PM

Damn, you figured out my plan. . .

06/01/08, 06:45 PM	#61
violent_anger Think smaller, more legs. Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Blowing up The storm's around. In a silence Have a better dream. There is an end but it's endless. Age: 15 Posts: 6,825 Rep Power: 10	Re: Slow Zombies vs Fast Zombies. Great thing about rotting flesh and rags is that they're flammable. And spikes are for the most part fire proof.

06/03/08, 01:08 AM	#63
violent_anger Think smaller, more legs. Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Blowing up The storm's around. In a silence Have a better dream. There is an end but it's endless. Age: 15 Posts: 6,825 Rep Power: 10	Re: Slow Zombies vs Fast Zombies. Since there won't be a trail of dead zombies leading to my house, I don't see the problem. That's why you have a fence.

06/03/08, 10:35 AM	#64
Akans is back! Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Promoting anarchy. Posts: 1,176 Rep Power: 2	Re: Slow Zombies vs Fast Zombies. A very flammable fence. Probably above equally flammable grass.

06/03/08, 11:52 PM	#65
violent_anger Think smaller, more legs. Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Blowing up The storm's around. In a silence Have a better dream. There is an end but it's endless. Age: 15 Posts: 6,825 Rep Power: 10	Re: Slow Zombies vs Fast Zombies. Well then I guess I'm doomed. Oh wait, I could just have a fence that isn't flammable. and get rid of the grass.

06/04/08, 09:13 AM	#66
Akans is back! Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Promoting anarchy. Posts: 1,176 Rep Power: 2	Re: Slow Zombies vs Fast Zombies. XD lol this isn't getting anywhere. But my point is, your screwed over if zombies surround your house. While you can theoretically keep them out for an infinite amount of time, in the real world, something always happens that makes theories go ka-ploosh.

06/05/08, 12:00 AM	#68
violent_anger Think smaller, more legs. Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Blowing up The storm's around. In a silence Have a better dream. There is an end but it's endless. Age: 15 Posts: 6,825 Rep Power: 10	Re: Slow Zombies vs Fast Zombies. Which brings up an interesting point, can you eat the zombies?

06/05/08, 12:05 AM	#69
Stavvy A Synonym for Acquiesce Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: . . .To Suffer. . . Age: 16 Posts: 9,005 Rep Power: 15	Re: Slow Zombies vs Fast Zombies. I'm pretty sure that the rotting flesh would make you sick. . .Maybe not normal flesh (thinking of cannibals), but rotting. . .eh. . .

06/05/08, 12:24 AM	#70
zephyr flutist Premium Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Long Beach, California Age: 16 Posts: 1,311 Rep Power: 3	Re: Slow Zombies vs Fast Zombies. i think slow walking zombies are much scarier than fast walking zombies. hmm... a slow walking zombie that's on fire using a chain saw and uhh... i don't know.

06/05/08, 12:24 AM	#71
~~Miss Murder~~ Banned Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Climbing Up the Walls Age: 16 Posts: 3,399 Rep Power: 0	Re: Slow Zombies vs Fast Zombies. But what if they're fresh zombies? :D Just lending my two-cents.

06/05/08, 12:27 AM	#72
Stavvy A Synonym for Acquiesce Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: . . .To Suffer. . . Age: 16 Posts: 9,005 Rep Power: 15	Re: Slow Zombies vs Fast Zombies. If they're fresh than chow down.

06/05/08, 12:29 AM	#73
~~Miss Murder~~ Banned Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Climbing Up the Walls Age: 16 Posts: 3,399 Rep Power: 0	Re: Slow Zombies vs Fast Zombies. Kickass. I'll remember that the next time Iowa has a zombie attack.

06/05/08, 03:04 PM	#75
Stavvy A Synonym for Acquiesce Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: . . .To Suffer. . . Age: 16 Posts: 9,005 Rep Power: 15	Re: Slow Zombies vs Fast Zombies. Damn, you figured out my plan. . .

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