Sculley's Last Fortress on the Plains

It's just me, and four others left here @ the Cornpalace. We tried a couple of raids on nearby stores for supplies but the rotters just wittled us down.

The others managed to get a fuel tanker truck from the local Ethonol plant...it's full but that limits us to using E-85 vehicles...I told them that will limit us if we need to change transport but they've made up their minds. They say they're going to raid the Local Walmart for more supplies, but we lost good people doing that in the past and the Z's seem drawn to big locations like that so I think their chances are nut much better.

I have'nt told them yet that I'm staying, I don't know what they will say but I hid supplies and ammo here in the Cornpalce just in case they try to make off with everything.

I wish them luck but know they don't have much chance without a plan...I mean, C'mon...Getting in a Yukkon loaded with Canned soup and Salsa with a fuel truck trailing behind is one thing...but driving towards Minneapolis sounds like a bad plan to me.

I'll drop a note after they decide to leave...If I can...

Posted from 'The Un-Wordly Scientist'
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We are dedicated to studing the dead,if you have any infected bodies we could look at that would be great(im not kidding,submit your pics),please note there is no cure,a zombie is a corpse,it has no soul,even if you could heal it,it would have no emotions,no memory,no brain,but you can make a zombie(this is real info from wikipedia)......

investigations, claimed that a living person can be turned into a zombie by two special powders being entered into the blood stream (usually via a wound). The first, coup de poudre (French: 'powder strike'), induced a 'death-like' state because of tetrodotoxin (TTX), its key ingredient. Tetrodotoxin is the same lethal toxin found in the Japanese delicacy fugu, or pufferfish. At near-lethal doses (LD50= 5-8µg/kg)[5], it can leave a person in a state of near-death for several days. The second powder, composed of dissociatives like datura, put the person in a zombie-like state where they seem to have no will of their own.

Working on my Own Manual that will be tailored for my Home Town...please give feedback.
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Z-Outbreak Field Manual

Rules and procedures for surviving the proposed Z-outbreak [Zombies, Undead, Etc.]

Section A - If and when an outbreak occurs there are rules to surviving and avoiding infection.

1. All zombies & those infected with the Z-Virus can only be killed by destroying the brain. Do not waste ammo, time and energy trying to take down your undead enemy in any other manner.

a. Z-infected beings will continue to pursue the living until the brains of the infected are destroyed by bullet, budgeting, decapitation or any other numerous ways of ceasing the electrical impulses of the infected carrier.

b. Z-infected Beings can not swim. Deep water, Lakes, Rivers and such offer a natural buffer from the undead but will not destroy the infected beings. The Z-infect beings will toil in a random manner at the bottom of a river, pool, lake or whatever until they make it to the surface or sense a living being within close proximity.


c. Z-infected beings can not climb. Though infected beings can stumble across smaller barriers, debris and uneven terrain they can not climb elevated obstacles like Ladders, fences, walls and such because they lack the motor skills to perform suck actions. Z-infected being that are at a higher elevation, such as roof tops for example can ‘drop in’ without receiving extensive damage and can remain dangerous unless causing damage to the brain during the fall.