were will you go in the zombie apocalypse
well were you live is going to playa key factor on were you plan to go not only willl there be zombies there but getting there will be tough as well but im thinking sense im in california and im near the ocean i can just find some small island to go to and just fish and farm away for the choas but waht im asking is were are you and were will you go when all this hits
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Permalink Reply by Darcie Olivia on -
Though would the zombie virus be able to transfer to them? We wouldn't want to be eating KillerRoo.
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Permalink Reply by Milo Foxie on -
Hmmm... well we'll have to eat Koalas!... wait... i think they'er poisonous... eh it's Australia, everything is Poisonous.
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Permalink Reply by Darcie Olivia on
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That could be a positive! Especially if they're neurotoxins. Nature fighting the zombies haha :D
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Permalink Reply by Milo Foxie on
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Oooh... Australians might just have to throw Koalas at Zombies to defeat entire swarms!
plus the Zombie that gets hit by the flying Koala gets shreded by tree climbing claws! -
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Permalink Reply by Darcie Olivia on
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The crocs could come in handy too.
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Permalink Reply by Wor1ock on -
wrong, the virus would not be susseptable to the roos. it would just imidiatley kill it, or a slow 5 or 6 hour death. Only humans could carry the live virus, able for contamination.
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Permalink Reply by Sabah Love on -
Very nice pic... very hot desert ...
I think if I had enough savings I would visiting Aussie again...
Great place ... for traveling and for escaping !
LoL
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Permalink Reply by Milo Foxie on
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i find the concept of Zombie crocodiles vastly more terrifying than Zombie dogs... but now i wanna see a Zombie go a round or two with a croc.
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Permalink Reply by william jonathon sellers on -
to the mall for suplies. id make baricades to trap those basterds then get my group to kill em
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Permalink Reply by Wor1ock on
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bad idea, there would never be enough food or water available, even in emergency packages, you alone would not have enough. Much less be able to close off the exits and store entrences, the gates would work for a little, but with hordes of undead pushing day and night, they would fail shortly after being set up.
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Permalink Reply by ALEX RUIZ on -
ive thought about this a lot i would have to head south half way between San Antonio and Corpus Christi is a large ranch thats off the main highway and pretty much in the middle of nowhere and i dont see any reason for Zombies to come looking for me when their is so much food in the those to cities and if they do come looking for us we will have at least a day to prepare or leave.
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Permalink Reply by Mr. Fawkes on -
I live in a NOWHERE rural town. I can't disclose my actual location, or else I'd have to track your IP address and kill you. But my garage is very large, cement, and has no windows. It's automatic, so an infected couldn't pull the door up, and I have plenty of heavy shelving to stack against it, just in case.
While my parents were living with me here for a bit, my mother stacked up on food. She's a bit of a paranoid packrat (Y2K was real, so is the Mayan 2012 thing - you get the idea.) I have a ton of food. I'm good to stay there.
If I get overrun, I plan to travel to one of the salt marsh islands or nature preserves off the coast of where I am. No people, only horses, and plenty of abandoned 19th century plantation houses.
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