WakeOfAshesPosts: 21,665destroyer of motherfuckers
I completely agree.... Which is why I was on the fence about doing it. I decided to pull the trigger and if it is a pile of crap I can pretend it never happened )
WakeOfAshesPosts: 21,665destroyer of motherfuckers
edited September 2012
Kidding... But what I am really going to do is bring my sons zombie mask. and if I get down to 1 flag then I am going to strategically place it, put on the zombie mask, and pretend to be a zombie trying to get people.
One thing I have learned from zombie shows/movies, is that disguising yourself as a zombie is often a good way of surviving the apocalypse
Kidding... But what I am really going to do is bring my sons zombie mask. and if I get down to 1 flag then I am going to strategically place it, put on the zombie mask, and pretend to be a zombie trying to get people.
One thing I have learned from zombie shows/movies, is that disguising yourself as a zombie is often a good way of surviving the apocalypse
yeah, that worked for Bill Murray in Zombieland....until he got shot
Hopefully that thing in detroit happens....some guy was trying to buy an area of land i believe where there was a bunch of abandoned houses...and turn it into an overnight thing
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is ready for a zombie apocalypse. Gun owners got prepared for a zombie apocalypse. Now, the military and law enforcement are getting ready.
And next month, they'll begin training.
Security firm HALO Corp. announced yesterday that about 1,000 military personnel, police officials, medical experts and federal workers will learn the ins and outs of a zombie apocalypse, as part of an annual counter-terrorism summit , according to the Military Times.
Sure, the lesson is tongue-in-cheek -- and only a small part of the summit's more serious course load -- but a zombie-like virus outbreak is a good training scenario. Visitors will learn to deal with a worldwide pandemic, where people become crazy, violent and fearful. Zombies will roam the summit grounds in San Diego, Calif. harassing troops and first-aid teams that will be participating.
Further details are unclear, but the Military Times made sure to note that zombies are not real.
The training comes at a time when the term "zombie apocalypse" is so viral that several branches of government have released statements on the matter. Earlier this month, the Department of Homeland Security reported that "the zombies are coming" as part of a hilarious bid to get citizens to prepare for a real disaster.
The CDC has released similar statements using zombies as a playful guise to get the public prepared for actual disasters. To assure that no one's confused by these announcements, CDC told The Huffington Post that zombies are not real.
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And next month, they'll begin training.
Security firm HALO Corp. announced yesterday that about 1,000 military personnel, police officials, medical experts and federal workers will learn the ins and outs of a zombie apocalypse, as part of an annual counter-terrorism summit , according to the Military Times.
Sure, the lesson is tongue-in-cheek -- and only a small part of the summit's more serious course load -- but a zombie-like virus outbreak is a good training scenario. Visitors will learn to deal with a worldwide pandemic, where people become crazy, violent and fearful. Zombies will roam the summit grounds in San Diego, Calif. harassing troops and first-aid teams that will be participating.
Further details are unclear, but the Military Times made sure to note that zombies are not real.
The training comes at a time when the term "zombie apocalypse" is so viral that several branches of government have released statements on the matter. Earlier this month, the Department of Homeland Security reported that "the zombies are coming" as part of a hilarious bid to get citizens to prepare for a real disaster.
The CDC has released similar statements using zombies as a playful guise to get the public prepared for actual disasters. To assure that no one's confused by these announcements, CDC told The Huffington Post that zombies are not real.
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I hope you're going to tackle all the obstacles Wake
That'll be an adrenalin rush!!!!