It’s a zombie apocalypse! Oh noes! What do I do?
General Zombie Apocalypse Survival
1. Don’t assume a headshot will kill a zombie. It could be
an original-Night-of-the-Living-Dead zombie, and nothing but total immolation
could kill those.
2. Should you be in a scenario where headshots do work, still always consider a zombie
to be dangerous, even if you’ve neutralized it. It might only be stunned or you
could inadvertently be exposed to the zombie virus by merely touching it.
3. In order to reduce risk of infection, behead all dead
zombies and burn them. Be sure to use heavy-duty gloves while in contact with
them.
4. Never not kill a zombie if you have the chance. Less of
them equals less of them. Seriously,
if there is a zombie and you can kill it, do it or you just know it will come
back to kill you/your loved ones in an ironic death. Which I think happens on The Walking Dead at least once a season.
5. Stay out of cities. Where there’s lots of people, there’s
lots of zombies.
6. Stay out of buildings/houses during your regular travels.
Outside, there’s a lot less chance of getting boxed in. And always check every
room before you decide to bunk down for the night in a strange house. Do you
want to wake up and find something gnawing on you?
7. Not all zombies decay—think of 28 Days Later, where the virus didn’t reanimate the dead, but made
the living act like them. The advantage of “living” zombies is that they will
eventually starve to death. The disadvantage: they won’t decay and thus will
always be able to hear, see, and smell you.
8. Don’t use chainsaws. Just don’t. What if it gets stuck
halfway through the shoulder blade? Then you still have a zombie plus no
weapon.
So what will you do when the living dead rise?
What will I do when the living dead rise? Hadn't thought about that, will have to add Walking Dead to my to watch list - they've survived 4 seasons so must be doing something right!
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That's right - avoid populated areas. More people, more zombies.
ReplyDeleteAnd always remember to double-tap.
The more firepower the better.
ReplyDeleteAnd hang around with someone who's a slower runner than you are.
I think I'll hide behind my niece. Assuming she brings her bow.
ReplyDeleteI'm not thinking a chainsaw is getting stuck. But not my weapon of choice. Ever. They are too hard to control, and you're just as likely to cut your arm off as the zombie's.
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Now if zombies were around I'd be running in the other direction! I'm sure there are zombies everywhere - thankfully they don't show themselves ... Cheers Hilary
I'd think wearing one of those outfits they use when training guard dogs would be a good idea.
ReplyDeleteChainsaws may not be good on zombies, but they are absolutely essential for Sharknadoes.
ReplyDeleteMy kids are utterly obsessed with zombies at the moment and keep asking me indepth questions about them as if I'll know the answers.... This may help!
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I think I'd probably end up a zombie snack pretty early on in the event of a zombie apocalypse. But I do have a few swords (and no chainsaw), so maybe I'll be all right for a while. But I doubt it...
ReplyDeleteOh no. *glances over shoulder* Don't let my son see this.
ReplyDeleteHe asked my while we were driving the other day, "So, Mom, what would we do in the case of a zombie apocalypse?"
"Son, there's no such thing."
"I know. ...But, Mom, seriously, what would we do?"
xD Kids....
no chainsaws?!!!???!!! But, but, but.... ;)
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